Find 2 Star Hotels in East Hardwick, VT from SAR 402

"Perfect a weekend ski get away with 3 kids…beautiful views on the lake. A bit remote..but a nice 40 minute ride to Jay Peak. "

"We loved this place in Stowe. Close to town but still remote enough to be quiet and peaceful. Owner was very helpful - when power went out briefly she immediately came over with a lantern and flashlight for us to use. Would definitely stay there again."

"Good place"

"Had a bunch of friends get together for a ski weekend. Plenty of room for everyone with everything we needed "

"Our stay here was exceptional! Thank You for opening your home to us. Loved the property. We founded peace and tranquility nestled in woods. The cottage was equipped everything we need and ample backyard for my our dog to run round and play. Getting here the terrain was little rough and muddy, make sure you have proper car to handle the road. Our Honda civic did great. Make sure to get here went still bright so you have idea where your going. After week here we got used to roads. Everything we...

"Could not have been better, truly an ideal location and serene spot to watch the snow fall. Thanks for everything!"

"So conveniently located and comfortable! Thank you!"

"Every year my family rents a house in Stowe to ski. This year there were 8 of us (all adults) and it was our first time staying at this house. The property was clean and bright, and situated very close to downtown and about 12 minutes to Stowe. Comfy furniture and beds, and lots of parking. The owner was very responsive to my messages. It appears the house is very newly renovated and there were a few things that could be improved upon. Between the two kitchens, there was only one kitchen towel...

"The cottage has everything you need to have a great stay on the most beautiful lake in Vermont in my opinion. We’ll definitely be back for a repeat stay. "

"Tastefully appointed and thoughtfully furnished, this property is the quintessential family farmhouse. Great space for family gathering and taking in the solitude of country living. "