Wilmington Vacation Packages

The property itself is gorgeous. The room we stayed in was on the top floor, and due to the slanted roof, the bathroom was very small and cramped. There were also tiny moths living in the bathroom. The furniture was artfully curated but uncomfortable, especially the couch in the room. The rooms also do not have TVs as you are “encouraged to unplug,” which I’ve experienced at other upscale hotels before, but since the Burlington area left quite a lot to be desired (restaurants and shops close very early), it would have been nice to have a TV. There were multiple A/Cs in the room which was very nice, as sometimes the top floor can be hot and stuffy — not in this case! The staff were also very friendly and attentive. I would recommend not booking a room on the top floor if you’re tall or need room to get ready.

Located in a nice place, but just be informed - this is a privately owned property by wrote task (not a Smuggler’s notch property). Expedia does not mention this while booking. Expedia also misguides when it says you will have access to all the resort amenities. It was shocking to find out after a non-refundable booking that a separate company owns Telemark rentals, and that it is not associated with Smuggler’s notch. That can be a deal breaker for many. Address provided was 1.5 miles away from the actual location. Terrible experience with that. Also, check-in time is 5 pm (not 4), and they charge you security deposit after you book. Very surprising. Property itself was good. No complaints about it.

We booked here so that we could gain easy access to the Lamoille Biketrail . The trail is only about 6 miles away . I was not aware of the extra fees to access the pools and other recreational activities around Smugglers Nodge. It was rather expensive per day 89$ per person daily . I liked the convenience of the location. The condo was comfortable with plenty of towels and extra pillows. Well equipped kitchen .

Beautiful grounds and setting. Mountain views. Also tours of working farm. Only diappointment was main dinning room. Food average. Would expect better from farm type environment.

Our single night stay at Outbound Stowe was good. As it was a quick overnight stay we didn't utilize some of the features of the hotel. The restaurant was closed on the day we arrived, but there are many nearby. The pool area was very nice though the water was cold in August, so we spent more time in the hot tub. They have connected the hotel to the Stowe Recreational Path that runs along the river with a beautiful bridge nearby. And there is more hiking available across the street at Cady Hill Forest. You can rent gear from the hotel if needed.