Lauren G.
Yelp
My boyfriend and I make up a young couple from the Boston area. We stayed for two nights at Sterling Ridge in the one-bedroom deluxe cabin in mid-December. We were looking for a cozy and private space in the middle of nature, where we had the chance to take shorts hikes in the outdoors (we hoped for snow!). Fortunately, we found all of this at, or near, Sterling Ridge.
The resort is a little bit hard to find (we arrived at night, no GPS). Susan, the person who greeted us in the office upon arrival, was genuinely happy to see us and warm.
Even though our cabin was within walking distance from the office, it felt private (however, I believe that since it was mid-week, the other cabins may not all have been occupied). The cabin itself was clean, cozy, and comfortable, as if we were staying at a friend's very-well-taken-care-of winter cottage. The wood stove was AWESOME (there was already a bundle of wood and kindling waiting in our cabin), as was the bed, extremely comfortable and clean (I am a bit nervous in hotel beds, but this one was great, complete with Laura Ashley duvet and a down comfortable).
The bathroom was excellent, with a jacuzzi tub large enough for two (even two tall people!). There is a wooden table next to the jacuzzi tub, perfect for a bottle of wine to enjoy during the bath.
In terms of the resort itself, we did not explore much. We decided to venture outside to savor nature. However, we saw that the game room offers foosball, ping pool, arcade games, and many board games in case the weather traps you in (which it hopefully will not!).
There are great places to eat within driving distance, vineyards/breweries/distillaries, local farm shops, and of course, ski resorts galore.
All in all, a wonderful, well-priced option in Vermont next to some great ski slopes. Definitely option for people who don't prefer the larger, chain resorts near the slopes. We hope to return to Sterling Ridge very soon.