Queen Garden Room
Queen bedGarden viewRain shower
$189per night
Inn · Stowe, VT
A fire lit, and Vermont outside the window
Eleven rooms on fourteen acres at the edge of the national forest. Breakfast is made from what the valley grows, and the trailhead starts at the porch steps.
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Eleven rooms, each a little different
Every room is decorated on its own, so it's worth reading the fine print before you book.
The Hearth Suite
King bedFireplaceSitting area
$259per night
Hollow Loft
Queen bedSkylightTop floor
$219per night
Creekside Cottage
King bedPrivate entranceKitchenette
$279per night
Birch King Room
King bedForest viewWriting desk
$199per night
The Sugarhouse Suite
King bedSoaking tubLargest room
$289per night
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- No deposit required to request a hold
- Check-in from 3pm, check-out by 11am
- Two-night minimum on weekends and holidays
What's included
A short list, because the point of this place is mostly what it doesn't have.
Farm breakfast
A hot breakfast each morning, made from what the valley grows.
Wood-burning fireplaces
Six rooms have their own; the rest share the parlor hearth.
Free wifi
Works everywhere, including the porch, though the signal gets politely weaker on the trails.
Pet friendly
Four rooms welcome dogs. Let us know when you book.
Free parking
On-site parking for every room, plowed all winter.
Soaking tubs
Two rooms have deep soaking tubs, listed in the room details.
Trails from the door
Three miles of marked trail start at the porch steps.
Small weddings & gatherings
The barn holds up to forty for a weekend buyout.
In the hollow and around it
A few of the places guests ask about most.
Sterling Pond Trail
A moderate 4-mile round trip to an alpine pond. Trailhead is a six-minute drive.
Stowe Mountain Resort
Fifteen minutes away. We keep a rack of trail maps at the front desk.
Stowe Village
Shops, galleries and a Sunday farmers market, ten minutes down the hollow road.
Sugarhouse tours
A neighboring sugarhouse runs tours and tastings in late winter.
Village coffee roaster
Small-batch roaster in the village; they supply our breakfast coffee too.
Covered bridges
Two historic covered bridges within a short drive, good for a slow afternoon.
From recent stays
★★★★★We asked for a late checkout and they just said 'of course, stay as long as you like.' That's the whole place in one sentence.
Hannah & Pete, Boston
★★★★★Woke up to snow on the tamaracks and a fire already going in the parlor. Hard to leave.
Marcus D.
★★★★★The Hearth Suite fireplace alone is worth the trip. Breakfast was the best we had in Vermont.
Renata S.
Find the inn
412 Hollow Road, Stowe, VT 05672(802) 555-0119 / stay@tamarackhollowinn.example
| Front desk, daily | 8:00 – 21:00 |
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