




Suite, 1 Bedroom (Ridgeline)
- 950 sq ft
- Sleeps 4
- 1 King bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
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Set high on the Ridgeline at The Lodge at Spruce Peak, this 1210 sq ft two-bedroom suite offers sweeping mountain views and generous living space designed for families and groups. Climate-controlled comfort, blackout drapes and hypo-allergenic, premium bedding create a restful retreat after a day on the slopes or exploring Spruce Peak Village.
Choose from two King beds or a layout with one King and two Double beds to suit your party; the suite sleeps up to 6 guests and can accommodate a rollaway or crib for a surcharge. Accessible features include lever door handles and a wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity. The private bathroom is appointed with a separate bathtub and shower, designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer and fresh towels to ensure convenience and comfort.
Complimentary wired and wireless internet keep everyone connected, while a flat-screen TV with cable, premium channels and pay movies provides in-room entertainment. Practical touches include a coffee/tea maker, cookware and dishes for light meal preparation, turndown service and pillowtop mattresses with premium linens. Families are welcome: the suite is family friendly and in-room childcare or crib requests are available for a surcharge. Whether you’re booking a multigenerational getaway or a friends’ retreat, the Ridgeline two-bedroom suite at The Lodge at Spruce Peak combines generous space, accessible design and thoughtful amenities to make your stay easy and relaxing.






























The suite has a mountain view. The Lodge sits at the base of Mount Mansfield, Vermont's tallest peak, in Spruce Peak Village, so the setting is a big part of the appeal in every season.
The suite sleeps up to 6 guests. You can choose 1 King Bed and 2 Double Beds or 2 King Beds, depending on your group. A rollaway bed or crib can be added for a surcharge.
The private bathroom has a separate bathtub and shower. It comes with bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries, shampoo, a hair dryer and towels. The vanity is wheelchair accessible.
Yes. The suite has a coffee/tea maker and cookware and dishes for simple meals. That helps families and groups on longer stays. Several restaurants are also steps away in the resort village.
Yes. At 1210 sq. ft. with two bedrooms, it gives groups more room than a standard room. The Lodge welcomes children of all ages, and this suite is family friendly. In-room childcare and cribs are available for a surcharge. The outdoor pool is heated and open year-round, though it closes in extreme cold or bad weather. The spa and fitness center have age rules, including 15+ for the fitness center and Spa Healing Lodge.
It has lever door handles and a wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity. Tell the reservations team about any specific mobility needs when you book so they can plan your stay.
The Lodge is ski-in/ski-out, and the Stowe Mountain Resort lifts, including the Over Easy Transfer Gondola, are about a 3 to 8 minute walk away. Spruce Peak Village is just steps away. It has outdoor ice skating, an Adventure Center with an indoor climbing wall, shops, dining and the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center.
Alpine Hall serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, with dinner from 5:00 to 10:00 pm and reservations recommended. Tipsy Trout is a seafood-focused restaurant with a raw bar. It is closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and reservations are recommended. The Pantry opens daily at 7:00 am. Hours can vary by season.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Luggage can be stored on arrival or departure day until 4 pm, but not overnight. Valet parking is $35 per vehicle per night, and there is an electric car charging station. The Lodge has no shuttle of its own. It is roughly a 45-minute drive from Burlington International Airport, and a rental car or private car service is the usual way to arrive. A $50 plus tax nightly resort fee applies and covers certain amenities.
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