Settle Into Stowe

Our Cottonbrook, Goldbrook, and Moss Glenn suites each have a gas fireplace in the living area. Every Resort Home has a gas fireplace in the living room, and our three-bedroom homes add a second one in the primary bedroom. One two-bedroom home also has a primary bedroom fireplace, and one home has a wood-burning fireplace for guests who want the real crackle. Our reservations team can help you find the right fit.

Resort Homes are a natural fit, with a full kitchen and dining area that make family meals easy. If you'd rather stay in the main lodge, our Premier Queen rooms have two queen beds, a twin trundle, and a little extra floor space. Suites can also connect to neighboring rooms, and our largest connecting setup sleeps up to 17, for families who really like being together.

Most of our two- and three-bedroom Resort Homes sleep up to eight guests, and our largest home sleeps up to 10. You'll find the maximum occupancy on each home's page, and our reservations team is happy to help match a home to your group.

Yes. Dogs are welcome in all first-floor guest rooms, including our two West Branch suites and the Cottonbrook suite. Resort Homes are not pet-friendly. The pet fee is $100 per night and includes a dog bed, bowls, and a welcome bag with treats, a tennis ball, and a Topnotch bandana. Guests are responsible for any damage, and if your dog becomes distressed while alone, we'll call and ask you to come back. Our concierge can also recommend local dog sitters.

Topnotch is about 4.5 miles from Stowe Mountain Resort. During ski season, our 12-passenger shuttle runs hourly in the morning and afternoon, starting in late December, with drop-off at the Stowe Performing Arts Center. You can also catch the free Mountain Road Shuttle at the base of our driveway, which runs about every 30 minutes from late November into early April.

Your resort fee includes Wi-Fi, parking, concierge services, and access to the pools, fitness center, and activity court. It also covers shuttle service to the mountain, on-demand rides when available, board game sign-outs, PressReader digital newspapers and magazines, a morning coffee and tea station by Flannel, and fresh cookies every day at 4 PM.

Yes. One of our first-floor West Branch suites is ADA compliant, with wider doorways, grab bars, a walk-in shower with a handheld showerhead, lower closet rods and shelving, and a visual and auditory door alert system. Shower chairs are available on request. Several Resort Homes, while not ADA compliant, work well for guests with limited mobility, with low walkways, few entry steps, and downstairs bedrooms with walk-in showers. Our pools also have ADA lifts.

The Moss Glen Suite at Topnotch Resort includes a kitchen, a full living room with a fireplace, and a private deck on the third floor. For even more space, Topnotch offers 13 resort homes in one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts, each with a deck or patio. Resort home guests can also pick up meals to go from the resort's restaurants on nights off from cooking.

Topnotch Resort is a 120-acre resort and spa in Stowe, Vermont. Deluxe and Premier rooms are centrally located near the spa and restaurants, so a massage or a meal is a short walk away. Flannel serves breakfast, and The Roost serves lunch and dinner. In-room dining is available from breakfast until dinner service ends at 9:00 PM.

Topnotch Resort offers rooms, suites, and resort homes on 120 acres along Mountain Road in Stowe. Guests can use three pools, a fitness center, and tennis courts, and trail rides are available through the on-site equestrian program. The Stowe Recreation Path connects directly to the property. Rooms carry Topnotch's rustic elegance, with granite and tile baths, and several offer mountain views.