Tram Haus Lodge

Hotel · Orleans County ·

Tram Haus Lodge

Hotel · Orleans County ·

Ski-in/ski-out hotel with suites, water park, spa, and dining

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79 W Bowl Rd, Jay, VT 05859 Get directions

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This Uncrowded Ski Resort Gets the Best Snow on the East Coast—and You Can See 2 States and Canada from the Summit

"Built using local, recycled, and reimagined materials to create a cozy, artisanal feel, this elevated lodge offers studios plus one‑, two‑, and three‑bedroom suites, all with kitchenettes or kitchens. Guests seamlessly hit the trails with short walks to the tram, two lifts, and a magic carpet, and they get free equipment lockers; the hotel also houses Taiga Spa, a cafe, a bar, and Alice’s Table, with a tunnel providing access to Hotel Jay and the Pump House Indoor Waterpark." - Lydia Price Lydia Price Lydia Price is a senior engagement editor at Travel + Leisure, where she hosts short-form videos and leads content engagement initiatives. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Carrie C

Google

Excellent location, ski in and out, facing the mountain, ski lift is downstairs, every room has a kitchen or kitchenette, guest laundry, connected to Hotel Jay, very convenient. I recommend this to all ski lovers

Erin G

Google

Stayed here for the summer HOA hockey. PROS - Clean, spacious rooms, full sized kitchen, excellent location (walk to water park, hockey rink, golf), Air conditioning, beautiful fire pit right out side the doors, CONS - no in-unit laundry, but there is laundry on the first floor. Would stay here again and recommend.

Claudia L.

Google

We spent three nights skiing at Jay Peak and the Tram House was a great base for it. The room was nice, with a small kitchenette and very comfortable bed. Ski-in ski-out was great, and views of the mountain were fantastic. The staff was wonderful. We did not realize our stay had valet parking included, which was a nice surprise. The food at the Tower restaurant was good. As noted by others, the hotel soundproofing is minimal, so it can get a bit noisy (especially on the weekends), but everything quiets down after 10pm. Overall we had a great time and I hope to be back!

Adam K.

Google

I ate at Alice's Table. The steak was cooked to perfection. The mashed potatoes were the best (and only) I have tasted. My waiter, Max, was very nice and efficient.

davidwR502QA

Google

This is the best place in the East Coast. The service is A+ in terms of authentic desire to help. The rooms are fine - everything you need is there. The convenience is incomparable. We love it and want to return yearly. We just wish the food was better. But as they say on numerous promotional materials, "if you are not here for the mountain, you are not here". So, the crappy food is just an unforced error that doesn't lose the game. Go to Jay Peak Tram Haus Lodge. Wait!! Dont go. We dont want it to get too crowded. It is a gem.

Ying W.

Google

Clean, comfortable accommodation for large groups that opens right up to the lifts. We stayed in a suite for 6+ people and were happy that there are three full sized bathrooms. The kitchen is equipped with flatware, plates, cups, basic pots and pans, a kettle and keurig. Your mileage may vary with items like a chefs/ pairing knife. Pantry items like cooking oil are not guaranteed - it would be best to bring your own.

Michael T.

Google

We stayed for a three day ski trip. The room we booked was a two bedroom suite. The room was clean and the layout was nice. We brought our own food so the full kitchen was a big plus. It is really nice to be able to ski out the back of the hotel and take the lift to the summit. The water park was fun for the family. I would go back but the cost was a lot so I will need to wait till next year.

rmwood111

Google

We took a chance and visited Jay early this season, doing weekend in mid-December. Unfortunately, the weather didn't cooperate like we'd hoped (light rain Saturday, but skiable, blizzard like conditions Sunday - not skiable), but it was still a great family weekend. The kids loved the conditions on Saturday despite a little rain, and we all enjoyed the waterpark at the end of the day. It was fairly quiet at the hotel overall, but still fun in the bar at the end of the night while the kids watched a movie. The lodge feels like an old school ski property, which is actually nice. It's not luxury by any standard, but that's not what we were looking for. Clean, nice, and great staff. Local beers on tap, good food, and lots to do if/when skiing isn't an option. We'll go back for sure.

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This Uncrowded Ski Resort Gets the Best Snow on the East Coast—and You Can See 2 States and Canada from the Summit

https://www.travelandleisure.com/how-to-plan-a-ski-trip-to-jay-peak-vermont-11840334

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Carrie C

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Erin G

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Claudia L.

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Adam K.

Google

I ate at Alice's Table. The steak was cooked to perfection. The mashed potatoes were the best (and only) I have tasted. My waiter, Max, was very nice and efficient.

davidwR502QA

Google

Ying W.

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Michael T.

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rmwood111

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