The Woodstock Inn Vermont

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The Woodstock Inn & Resort stands handsomely in its leafy New England surroundings like a storybook mansion. From the moment you step foot inside the Condé Nast Traveler Gold List hotel, you’ll be entranced by its timeless ambiance, with rich furnishings and natural tones, as well as charming heritage touch throughout. Glide down the slopes at the historic ski resort, or improve your swing at the exquisitely crafted 18-hole course. Dine on the fresh, locally cultivated fare at the AAA Four Diamond Red Rooster restaurant, and make the most of après ski at the rustic Perley’s Pourhouse.
Select from a range of rejuvenating seasonal treatments at the award-winning Spa at Woodstock Inn & Resort. Experience fresh food cultivated onsite at the unique Red Barns at Kelly Way Gardens. Sip local brews on tap at Perley’s Pourhouse, with its congenial lodge vibe. Work on your swing surrounded by natural beauty at the 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. Bring your canine companion along for an invigorating exploration of the picturesque New England trails.
The Woodstock Inn & Resort provides an exceptional base from which to embrace New England’s scenery. After a day of golfing, hiking, or skiing in the Green Mountains, pamper your body at the soothing Forbes Four-Star spa before sitting down to an alfresco meal or relaxing fireside with a mixed drink in a classic setting.
Accommodations - The wide range of guestrooms and suites at The Woodstock Inn & Resort perfectly combine New England heritage and exquisite luxury, with the 142 dreamy spaces featuring handmade furnishings from local artisans. Unwind in front of your wood-burning fireplace in the Tavern Fireplace guestroom or relax in the Tavern Porch guestroom's enclosed sunroom. In the Spa Rooms, slumber surrounded by nature-inspired tranquility, or select a Legacy Suite for an ultra-luxe stay in a contemporary space with singular heritage touches. The Woodstock Inn & Resort team is proud to be pet-friendly for your four-legged family member, so bring him along and stay in the plush Garden Level King guestroom near the dog walking area. Prepare for the day in your serene bathroom with complimentary Baroness Cali bath products, and request the daily turndown service to ensure your room remains perfectly appointed.
Dining - Dine on heirloom ingredients at the award-winning Red Rooster, indulge in local brews at Perley’s Pourhouse after a day on the ski slopes, or sit outside for a hearty bistro meal after a game of golf. ''The Red Rooster'' - Dine on the freshest of Vermont’s natural bounty at this AAA Four Diamond award-winning restaurant. Specialty cheeses and beef are plated up alongside heirloom fruits and vegetables in a pleasantly relaxed ambiance. ''Richardson’s Tavern'' - Pair flavor-driven dishes inspired by Vermont with local craft brews at the friendly Richardson’s Tavern. Take your food outside to the picturesque porch or warm-up fireside as you sink into oversized lounge chairs for a casual meal or drink. ''Perley’s Pourhouse'' - The wood-paneled Perley’s Pourhouse is named after the Suicide Six ski area's original lodgekeeper. Dine on selections chosen by the master chef, and discover the perfect après ski quencher among the local brews on tap. ''The Red Barns at Kelly Way Gardens '' - A masterpiece of the farm-to-table experience, The Red Barns at Kelly Way Gardens provides a beautiful rustic backdrop for sampling the freshest on-site ingredients. ''The Fairway Grill'' - After a stimulating game of golf on the greens of Woodstock Country Club, visit The Fairway Grill, where you can dine alfresco on bistro dishes with a bird’s-eye view of the scenic course.
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