TOPNOTCH RESORT FULL
The guest room on the main floor features a queen size bed, and the adjacent full bath may be locked off to form a suite with the Queen room.īasement has a Twin bed, Twin trundle bed and an additional bathroom.
The upstairs bedroom has a queen bed and their very own private full bath.
TOPNOTCH RESORT FULL SIZE
There is a full size washer and dryer located in the hallway on the second floor. The Master bath has a large granite double vanity and features a large Jacuzzi tub, separate from the water closet, which houses the toilet and shower.
Gas fireplaces grace the living room and Master bedrooms, creating instant ambiance and heat at the flick of a switch. A gas BBQ grill is located on the rear patio for our guests' use. If you prefer to dine al fresco, the picnic table on the deck will suit your needs. The large dining table comfortably seats 8, and the breakfast bar has seating for 3. Blender, coffee maker, toaster oven and crock pot are all at the ready. The kitchen is fully stocked with all the dishes and cookware you will need. The kitchen is well appointed with modern stainless steel appliances and granite counters. The home's open floor plan (kitchen, dining, living room) provides for effortless entertaining and allows the chef to socialize with the rest of the family while cooking. The large tiled entry (called a mudroom in Vermont) is a perfect place to leave shoes, ski boots, jackets and equipment to dry. The home is also equipped with high speed WiFi. There may be framed quotes from Abe Lincoln on the wall, but this home is high tech! The living room features a 42 inch flat panel HDTV, dvd player and home theater system and every bedroom has flat screen TVs and DVD players, as well. That, combined with the comfort and style of the resort made for a pretty unforgettable stay that could easily become a recurring part of our annual Vermont getaway.Īll photos taken by Meredith Perdue for Map & Menu.This luxury 3 bedroom, 3 bath Resort Home is furnished in a charming Americana theme. I don’t know that in all of our travels, Meredith and I have ever been quite as comfortable with Orvis as we were at Topnotch. Not that Orvis needs any more of an ego boost, but at one point, a young guest walked by with her mother and proclaimed “That dog is horrendously cute!” Each of the resort’s restaurants had outdoor seating where dogs were welcome, and with the exception of the pool area, the entire property seemed to be open to its guests and their pets.
Topnotch easily deserves its own spot on that list. When we arrived, Orvis was greeted with open arms and more than his fair share of treats. It’s the reason that places like Hotel Fauchere, the Porches Inn, the Inn at Perry Cabin, and Palmetto Bluff hold such special places in our traveling hearts. Finding hotels that we’re drawn to aesthetically, that simply accommodate dogs of any size is difficult enough, but finding one that goes out of their way to be overly dog-friendly to our large-ish travel companion, and does so without ushering us around to the back door of a forgotten side of the hotel, is almost an impossibility. If you’ve heard us mention it once, you’ve heard us mention it one thousand times – traveling with Orvis can present its fair share of difficulties. Stowe’s Topnotch Resort checked off every one of those items, with extra emphasis on the dog-friendly point, and after three wonderfully relaxing days spent there, I find myself anxiously anticipating a return trip in the future. A guaranteed route to the top of Map & Menu’s favorite hotel list is one that includes the following: a well-executed sense of design and comfort, a friendly and helpful staff, delicious food, and the willingness to embrace our furry buddy, Orvis.
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