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Vacation rentals in Vermont

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Vermont

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Treehouse in Newport
Secluded Luxury Treehouse - Hot Tub + Projector
Our treehouse is a haven of well-being, peace, and elegance. In our stunning modern treehouse we have brought relaxation to a whole new level. Surrounded amongst us is nothing but woods & wildlife. An experience not to be missed. Put your favorite movie on the projector, get Zen in the cozy sun room, jam out to music on the record player, or grab a towel, and head for the custom cedar hot tub. It is time to create core memories that will never be forgotten. Welcome to a little slice of heaven.
$320 per night
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Cottage in Shaftsbury
Vermont Schoolhouse Farm Cottage - Sauna + Hot Tub
This newly-renovated historic schoolhouse overlooks our family's regenerative organic farm. The Schoolhouse is bright & open, with a modern design & peaceful, rustic feel. It is the perfect place to relax & enjoy a country setting with views of the Green Mountains in every direction. We have added a new private deck at the Schoolhouse property, with a hot tub & panoramic barrel sauna. Come to unwind, cook, & enjoy a quintessential Vermont experience on our 350 acre property.
$405 per night
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Tiny home in Warren
Luxury Glass Tiny House - Mountain View + Hot Tub
Immerse yourself in nature at Vermont's most unique Airbnb, located in the heart of the Green Mountains. This upscale mirrored glass house was built in Estonia and combines Scandinavian design with jaw-dropping Vermont views for an unforgettable experience. You'll return home feeling rejuvenated after relaxing in a hot tub overlooking Sugarbush Mountain or waking up with a panorama of Blueberry Lake at your feet.
$393 per night

Other great vacation rentals in Vermont

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Cabin in Eden
Lakeside💦Near Stowe🏔Hot Tub🔥Lake Views🥂Game Room 🎯
$353 per night
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Cabin in Shaftsbury
The Hygge Loft- mid-mod cabin on 70 forested acres
$264 per night
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Guesthouse in Hinesburg
Hydrangea House on the Hill
$189 per night
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Cabin in Stowe
The Canopy House—Remodeled Vermont A-Frame Near Downtown
$443 per night
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Home in Johnson
Caboose Tiny Home on river with hot tub near Stowe
$99 per night
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Home in Rochester
Black haus: a hip, cool house hidden in a forest.
$135 per night
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Apartment in Burlington
Downtown Studio 30 + Day Rental
$75 per night
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Home in Fairlee
Cozy Bow House Perched in Trees w/ Hot Tub & View
$184 per night
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Apartment in Stowe
Private Apartment w/Mountain views, Hot Tub
$282 per night
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Cabin in Royalton
Scandinavian design Cabin w/ private hiking trail
$179 per night
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Cabin in Stowe
BEARfoot Bungalow
$463 per night
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Cabin in Newfane
Amazing Views, River, Hot Tub, Private
$238 per night

Your guide to Vermont

Welcome to Vermont

This creative independence-prizing state unfurls dreamy beauty at every turn, from snowy mountains to emerald fields, and the bright kaleidoscope of fall foliage behind white church spires, not to mention scarlet barns and the country’s densest patch of covered bridges. The romance of small-town New England lies around every bend. Soaking up the scenery remains a huge draw in Vermont. But visitors also ski in Stowe, Killington, and Mad River Glen. Cross-country fans and snowshoers can hit the 300-mile Catamount Trail and one of the East Coast’s premier recreational networks, the Kingdom Trails, stretching over private lands. In warmer seasons, the route remains popular among hikers and horseback riders. Make sure to stay fueled up with some of the state’s outstanding specialties, which range from cheese to craft brews.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Vermont

Locals like to joke that northern New England has just two seasons: winter and August. That said, May to mid-October brings pleasant temperatures, while avoiding winter’s snow and the worst of the mud season in April. Fans of snow sports should visit in February, when the Stowe Derby pits downhill skis against cross-country ones (the route requires both, but participants must pick just one). Spring also shepherds in the Vermont Maple Festival, while July showcases the state’s cheesemaking prowess (expect samples of chocolate, beer, wine, and spirits too). Catch acclaimed chamber musicians during summer’s Marlboro Music Festival and the state fair in mid-September. Leaf-peeping kicks off from then and runs through October: check a foliage forecaster for the peak splendor.


Top things to do in Vermont

Brookfield Floating Bridge

Since 1820, one of America’s only floating bridges has spanned Sunset Lake here, 53 miles southeast of Burlington. Now in its eighth iteration, it forms part of Route 65, is fully accessible, and relies on modern materials like durable fiber-reinforced polymer pontoons. Timber decking preserves its historic look and makes for a picturesque stop.

Dog Chapel

A folk artist built this celebration to man’s best friend in 2000, following a grave illness and two-month coma. Styled like an 1820 white-steepled village church, it sits among the pastures and rolling mountains of St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Light from canine-themed stained glass spills across dog carvings, as well as notes and photos of visitors’ beloved pups. It also provides treats for any dogs tagging along, who can run, swim, and explore the property’s obstacle course sans leashes. Volunteers maintain this free attraction, which welcomes “All creeds, all breeds. No dogmas allowed.”

The Robert Frost Interpretive Trail

Take the road less traveled — or rather this National Recreation Trail in the Green Mountain National Forest. Poems by Robert Frost feature along this easy, flat 1.2-mile loop, running through woods, fields, and berry patches. Wheelchair users can access the first third of a mile, where a boardwalk crosses a beaver pond.

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