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Where do we begin? We stayed in the Cloud Nine house: a one bedroom with king bed, kitchenette, full bath with walk-in shower, and a living room with a fireplace. The views out the windows of the lawn, lodge, reservoir, and mountains cannot be described by words (check out the pictures but you have to experience it in person to truly appreciate it . Went for a pontoon ride one day and horseback riding another. Had breakfast, lunch, and dinner on the patio: again jaw dropping views. My wife and I like to try new places but we might break that rule to go back.

Nestled in the magnificent Green Mountain National forest region of Vermont....this resort is top notch. We had the privilege of staying in the Fox Hollow guest house that is situated next door to the Mountain Top Resort. This resort books all guest houses and makes it easy to have the best of both worlds. This gives you the opportunity to have your own private yard, kitchen, living room, etc. but also access to the resort amenities. We loved our guest house so much that we really didn't need to go to the resort for meals. We picked up some groceries and cooked up breakfast and then ate lunch and dinner out. This resort location gave us the ability to travel to Stowe for the day and also stop in Manchester for lunch on our way home. The guest house was beautiful with the best view of the mountains and reservoir. I loved watching the mountains change color during the different times of day. The view never gets old and every room had a window(s) to capture the beauty no matter where you stood. There was a patio and grill for guest use. The kitchen was amply set up for cooking (if you felt the need to). I highly recommend this resort to recharge your battery and relax. It must be equally beautiful no matter what season you stay here.

The accommodations were fine. It's really the beauty of the location that "sells" here- and it is beautiful. The food was really good. However, indicating there is WIFI in all rooms is extremely misleading. It simply doesn't work even in the main lodge area. This seems unimportant. However it is not if you are with a group or if there is an emergency in any part of the group. The accommodations are spread throughout and the result was, in our group, we simply couldn't get in touch with each other. The standard resort answer was "it's not our fault; walk around and you may pick up a connection- even in main lodge where they did hook me into their highest caliber WIFI. However, I suggest there are solutions and that investment should be made. Alternatively, let people know in advance that there is no WIFI and visiting groups can develop fine workaround solutions (barring medical emergency).

They never tell you: 22 rooms for all your guests. the majority of our wedding stayed at different hotel. you spend all this time picking appetizers and then they serve you some of the choices. 2 bar tenders for 180 people at cocktail hour. Charged my credit card for 2 lodges which were empty and we begged for rooms!!! father of the bride

I do not recommend this place. I went up for the weekend for business as a facilitator of a retreat and experienced bed bug bites. Even with me sleeping in pants, I found bites on my legs, back, eyelid and face. I've NEVER experienced bed bugs before so let me tell you, it's uncomfortable and annoying! There's also no service in the cabin lodges. As a mother, it wasn't great to experience in the event of an emergency back home. There may have been other amenities besides the cabins on location but if so, I didn't see or experience them. I always try to leave honest, positive reviews but these bed bug bites are unacceptable and preventative.

I spent 5 days at the resort, often described as ‘rustic’ but in reality luxurious ! A real gem hidden in the Vermont mountains. The Inn has fabulous dining, being vegetarian that is extremely important . The cuisine did not disappoint ! Many choices, indoor or outdoor dining, or a tavern experience with craft beer ! A+ experience ! Heard my first ever loon one early a.m., and saw her and babies while on a boat ride, on Chittenden Reservoir, later that day ! A birder’s dream !