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A Montpelier, Vermont, boutique lodge is like a work of art - hard to define, but you know one when you see one. A boutique hotel implies a lodging that is small and intimate, yet active and full of energy. A 21st century Montpelier boutique hotel is much more complex than a conventional branded Vermont hotel. A boutique is a one-of-a-kind lodging experience.

Vermont boutique lodging have individual personalities, unique to a city or market. Montpelier boutique hotels are usually smaller properties, generally range from 20 to 150 rooms. The smaller property helps to create a more intimate guest experience.

Food and beverage are essential to a Montpelier boutique lodge. The guest restaurant experience should be extraordinary, which creates buzz for the Vermont hotel.

Montpelier boutique lodging target each guest individually, as a market of one. The Vermont hotel must create a personal experience tailored to each guest that is completely service oriented. Service and amenities should be tailored to each guest's individual preferences. Boutique hotels are usually upscale, rated 4 stars or higher.

Boutique hotels are typically housed in an an older, unique structure that was converted from another use. These structures help the property exude a unique personality for a guest stay. Location of the property is usually not important for the guest experience.

Vermont boutique hotels create a combination of design and service that appeals to specific compatible interests. When a guest enters a Montpelier boutique hotel, he will immediately feel at home and find other people there like him. Everything in the hotel must have a purpose for making the guest experience more personalized.

When developing a boutique hotel, psychological and marketing research is used to make emotional connections with brands and products. The boutique hotel property uses this research to create a memorable theme to attract guests.


Find Lodging in Montpelier, Vermont:
  • Comfort Inn At Maplewood, 213 Paine Turnpike N., Montpelier, Vermont
    Comfort Inn At Maplewood is a 2 star place to stay in Montpelier, Vermont. Book a hotel room and make reservations for rental of lodging accommodations.
  • Hilltop Inn, 3472 Airport Road, Montpelier, Vermont
    Hilltop Inn is a 3 star place to stay in Montpelier, Vermont. Book a hotel room and make reservations for rental of lodging accommodations.
  • CAPITAL INN, 101 Northfield Street, Montpelier, Vermont
    CAPITAL INN is a 1 star place to stay in Montpelier, Vermont. Book a hotel room and make reservations for rental of lodging accommodations.





 



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Resolved Question: Is there nice slopeside lodging at Killington?

We only do one ski trip each year to Vermont and like to stay at a nice, convenient slopeside place. Last year we stayed at the Stowe Mountain Lodge, which was our kind of place. This year we are thinking of Killington or Okemo. We found slopeside lodging at Okemo, but couldn't find anything for Killington. We have never been to Killington - does it have newer slopeside lodging? Thanks.

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Resolved Question: Cheap lodgin near ski mountains?

A few times when I was younger I stayed at a few cheap lodgings near big mountains in Vermont and New Hampshire. The upstairs were several large rooms with bunks in them, and the down stairs were dining and arcade areas. They also usually came with dinner and or breakfast. What are these things called? Ski lodges? Ski hostels? I've tried to find some online, but have been unable to. Thanks

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Resolved Question: Going to Vermont with my 9 month old... what to do?

My husband and I are visiting friends this weekend in Vermont. We will be staying at a hotel close to a ski lodge and I'm wondering if anyone's been in my situation with a small child.... Any advice for me? We were thinking of taking turns watching her in the lodge while the other hits the slopes for a bit. Does anyone know if there are things to do with a baby at such a wintery location? or is she too young?

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Resolved Question: Does anyone know of a lodge similar to the one in the film White Christmas (1954)?

I'm looking for a lodge in which to have a winter wedding. My wedding is having a vintage theme like 1920's or 1950's, very classy. Does anyone know of a lodge in Vermont or somewhere else in the New England area that is similar to the one from the 1954 movie White Christmas. I know that it was not filmed at a real lodge but I love the rustic elegance and charm that was displayed in the movie. I'm actually looking for somewhere kind of off the beaten path, maybe a place that has been family owned for several generations. Any help would be wonderful and greatly appreciated! Thank you all!

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Resolved Question: Planning a trip to Killington. Where's a great place to lodge?

A couple of friends, myself included, are planning a ski trip january3-8 (midweek special) to Killington, Vermont. What's a great place to lodge, we have a car, but I am familiar with dragging skis (bunch of women in the party, and some lazy men =p), and would prefer to stay mountain side something along the lines of ski-home condos. Price is also important because we're college students. We would also like to stay close to the main area, so that we could go out for walks at night. Any relevant suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance.

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Resolved Question: What is the best ski resort in Vermont?

I've done a ton of research and came up with Stratton, Killington, Okemo, and Mount Snow. They're the closest to NYC (about 4-5 hrs) and are on the lower price range (600-800$ 5nights lift/lodge/equipment) Which one do you think is the best of the 4 taking into consideration that Killington has a huge ski city but also bigger crowds with the same number of lifts as okemo and the others.

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Resolved Question: Winter lodge in the Northeast?

I live in Boston and I would like to get out of the city in December to a mountain lodge or a cottage for a week. Areas I am interested in are New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. I am looking for something secluded and quiet. I don't need shopping and I don't need a lot of people either. I'm not looking to ski, just to be a hermit for a week, relax with a good book by a fireplace. A nearby car rental or bus accessibility is important too.

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Voting Question: Wedding in Vermont/Trapp Family Lodge?

Since I was a little girl I have wanted to get married at The Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vermont. I think I have finally talked my fiance into it so now I am starting to get some ideas. We are planning on only having 25 or so people join us and then have a large reception when we get home. I've been thinking about what to put in the welcome bags. I know I want to include "The Sound of Music" dvd and some waters and snacks but what else could I put in the bags? I want some genuine Vermont type of stuff. Thanks for the help.

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Resolved Question: Any pet friendly ski resorts or rentals in NY or VT?

I'm looking to stay in a 1-bedroom hotel/condo/rental, possibly slopeside in Vermont, New York, or New Hampshire. Are there any that offer pet friendly lodging?

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Resolved Question: Where should I take my mom for a weekend winter trip to celebrate her 50th birthday?

I've been saving to be able to take her somewhere nice that she would enjoy for her 50th birthday. She does so much for me, and I know she would just love the surprise of a weekend winter getaway. We live in Baltimore, Maryland, and somewhere that we could get to by train would be nice. It would be during the first weekend of February, 2010. She would love to stay at a lodge somewhere in the mountains, maybe. She also really loves New England...so maybe Connecticut or Vermont. I would like to keep the trip under $1,500. Thank you so much! All help and suggestions are appreciated!

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