LGBTQ Friendly
Central Vermont opens its doors to gay and lesbian vacationers
Vermont as a whole offers a gay friendly approach to its visitors, and that is equally true at its lodgings. The hotels, inns, and lodgings of Central VT, which includes the towns of Killington, Montpelier, and Rutland, include gay friendly lodgings that are warm and welcoming to gay and lesbian guests. Guests enjoy beautiful furnishings, high quality service, and close proximity to dining, shopping, and cultural attractions.
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Proctorsville, VT
Castle Hill Resort
Junction of Routes 103 and 131 802-226-7361Historic, award-winning resort offers elegance, inviting ambiance and variety of activities
An award-winning Vermont resort with an on-site spa, condo accommodations with fireplaces and two-person jetted tubs, close to indoor and outdoor activities year-round: If it sounds like you, then book your getaway at the Castle Hill Resort and Spa right now. Stay in the historic mansion, where elegant rooms have period furnishings and artwork, or in a two- or three-bedroom condo with a gourmet kitchen, jetted tub and fireplace. Book massages in the spa, relax in the heated outdoor pool or by the library fire. Dine on a three-course gourmet meal in the sophisticated resort restaurant. Area activities include downhill and cross-country skiing, horseback riding, biking, hiking, boating and swimming. Or stroll through the area’s unique shops. Ask about gourmet and anniversary getaway packages.
Visit our sister property, The Pointe Hotel.
Proctorsville, VT
The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort
Junction of Routes 103 and 131 802-226-7361Resort hotel in the Green Mountains a great place to recharge, unwind after your active days
There’s so much to do in Vermont, and no better place to plan your active days than The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort and Spa. From your comfortable, roomy accommodations – some suites have gas fireplaces, full kitchens and jetted tubs – you can recharge after a day spent skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing or snowmobiling in the winter. In the warmer months, there’s golf, great hiking and biking trails (perfect for picnics), kayaking and canoeing, horseback riding and, of course, in the autumn, New England’s best leaf-peeping. Dine on French-influenced American cuisine at the resort’s elegant restaurant, or explore the area’s many dining options. Indoor activities include antiquing, brewery tours, viewing sculptures at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park or the Castle Hill Resort’s colorful gardens.
Visit our sister property, Castle Hill Resort.