Castle Hill Resort and Spa in the Green Mountains of Vermont is perfect for a weekend getaway from New York filled with outdoor adventures or a relaxing spa vacation. Each guest room is an experience in itself, with unique decor and personality. Guests get to indulge in treatments at the spa, enjoy gourmet dinners and explore the surrounding area. Scroll to see the full list with photos or jump to the table of contents.
Castle Hill Resort Rooms & Suites
The mansion at Castle Hill Resort contains ten rooms, each brimming with luxury and history. Hardwood floors, historically accurate furniture, such as Tiffany lamps, ornate ceilings and area rugs give each space a unique blend of comfort and convenience. Guests can step into the past when they reserve one of the Castle Rooms while still enjoying the comforts of modern amenities. Rooms include cable television, Internet, iron and ironing board, a coffee maker and complimentary bottled water. Bathroom amenities include a robe and hair dryer.
Also available are the condominium rooms at Castle Hill Resort, tucked into the evergreen forests of the surrounding countryside, guests can enjoy the luxury of a ski getaway. With no less than 300 square feet of living space, the condos feature a queen bathroom, bath and shower, sitting area and pullout sofa. Each condo also comes with a mini-refrigerator, microwave and cable television. Guests can reserve their choice of one, two or three bedroom condos. The one bedroom condo sleeps up to four people and includes a whirlpool, full kitchen and dining room. The two bedroom condo can sleep up to eight people, also contains a whirlpool, full bath and one ¾ bath. The three bedroom condo contains a master bath with whirlpool, full kitchen, roomy living area and sleeps up to ten people.
The Pointe Hotel at Castle Hill Resort and Spa gives guests the option to reserve a room in this charming hotel location. There are a variety of rooms available for reservation, ranging from roomy luxury to comfortable efficiency, depending on guests needs. The hotel rooms offer choices perfect for family vacations, suites for reunions, business travelers and honeymooning couples. Each room comes with amenities including high-speed Internet, flat-screen television, refrigerator, coffee machine, hair dryer and toiletries. King rooms include a queen sleeper sofa and desk, Queen Rooms offer two queen sized beds, and Family Rooms offer a plethora of sleep options, bunk beds and sleeper sofa.
The Family Rooms are perfect for those traveling with young children, teenagers, or for large reunions. The sleep choices are nearly limitless and the amenities are sure to please every guest. A home away from home, each family-friendly suite contains 700 square feet of living space, a full kitchen with appliances, dining area and a cozy gas fireplace in the living room. After a day on the slopes, families can settle in for an evening movie or game on the large flat-screen television before retiring to the lush and comfortable sleeping areas.
Castle Hill Resort Restaurants
Dining, like everything else at this locale, is nothing short of an indulgent experience. French fusion meals, created by Executive Chef Alphonsus Harris, are the highlight of gourmet dining. Using local produce and high-end meats, the four-course dinners can be enjoyed in the atmosphere of the grandfather clock and candle light. This charming setting is available for an intimate date-night and special event reservations are available for parties up to twelve.
The Pointe hotel offers guests another unique breakfast experience at the Sweet Briar Restaurant. With a continental breakfast during the winter ski season, guests can opt for a light breakfast or go all in with the full hot breakfast buffet. Winter season hours are from 7 am to 10 am for breakfast service.
Guests often enjoy visiting one of the many restaurants in the Ludlow, Vermont area. From a coffee and sandwich at Java Baba or a relaxed lunch at Mr. Darcy's, to the more pub-like atmosphere of Killarney's, guests can enjoy a night out, a quick lunch or dinner with family and friends in the region.
The Spa
The spa getaway is perfect for pampering, unplugging and getting back in touch with ones inner self. The Aveda Concept Spa does not disappoint with its offerings. This full-service spa, the only one in the region, continues the focus on history and luxury. Located in the carriage house, this renovated space is now the epitome of modern indulgence. Treatments available range from relaxing massages to exercise classes. A selection of pampering services are also available from facials, manicures and pedicures, to a full fitness area, there is something for every guest.
With a focus on both mental and physical fitness, this award-winning spa and fitness center contains treadmills, circuit machines, free weights, elliptical machines and bicycles. Drop-in classes take place in the greenhouse for a $10 class rate and guests can get in their workout with a choice between attending one of the scheduled yoga or Pilates sessions. On-site pools, both indoor and outdoor, are great for an aquatic workout or just a cool down afterward.
Skiing
With this area of the country being famous for its snowy slopes, this locale is a prime location for a ski vacation. Offering Okemo's best value with their Ski & Stay Package starting at $99, guests can enjoy the cozy warmth of the rooms after hitting the slopes of southern Vermont. Guests can reserve a room in the Pointe Hotel, the Castle Mansion or one of the condominiums. This package includes lift tickets with full access to Okemo Mountain as well as a $5 breakfast voucher and a 50 minute massage voucher. Three-day tickets include access to Killington, Pico and Sunapee mountains also.
With over 600 acres of terrain and 121 ski trails, Okemo Mountain is a premier location for avid skiers. Okemo Mountain also offers the first Six-Pack Bubble Chair in North America.
Weddings, Reunions & Conferences
Framed in snowy mountain peaks, the Castle Hill Resort and Spa is perfect for a destination wedding. With winter white backdrop, lush autumn leaves or spring flowers there is no time of year that is not perfect for the special day. Bridal parties can enjoy a day of pampering at the spa while groomsmen take in the local ski slopes.
With outdoor gardens, reception tents available for parties up to 250 and two large formal dining rooms, there is sure to be a perfect place for any guests wedding. Wedding parties can enjoy exclusive use of the grounds and gardens when making their reservations, ensuring that the bride-to-be does not have to share the spotlight. From the rehearsal dinner to the main event, the staff works tirelessly to ensure every detail is perfect. The staff works with trusted partner vendors for added quality, ensuring guests can relax and enjoy the day.
Large events of any kind can be held at this location, whether it’s a meeting for 10 or a gathering of 250 people, there are plenty of choices for events. The outdoor gardens are great for a relaxing brunch and the reception hall or dining rooms can be turned into a meeting location. The staff is available to create a menu for the event to impress clients or distant relatives alike.
The on-site meeting room can accommodate up to 50 people depending on the needs of the event. Amenities available include LCD projector, screen, charts and high-speed Internet access. Off-site spaces are also available with seating up to 45 guests. The staff is available for event planning and off-hours programs as well, directing guests to the many options for relaxation, skiing, canoeing, horseback riding, site seeing and more.
Local Attractions
In addition to the picturesque Green Mountains and surrounding landscape, guests can enjoy some of the other offerings of the region. The Okemo State Forest-Buttermilk Falls, also called the Bridal Veil Falls, is a popular swimming location in a natural setting.
Guests can stop over to the President Calvin Coolidge Homestead to visit a small slice of history, or enjoy a show at the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company. Open during the summer season, the Black River Academy Museum allows visitors to stroll through what was once a high school in 1835, operating until 1938.
The Fletcher Farm School for Arts and Crafts is perfect for anyone interested in history and art education. Visitors can sign up for one of the classes offered throughout the year and have a chance to learn new methods of old techniques for arts and crafts.
Photographers and history buffs can peruse the countryside and enjoy the many picturesque covered bridges in the area. Whether on-site or out in the local area, guests staying at the Castle Hill Resort and Spa will find their perfect niche to enjoy their stay.
Rooms rates are seasonal.
2940 VT-103, Ludlow, VT 05149, Phone: 802-226-7688
