Vermont Honeymoon
Newlyweds can choose luxury or rustic accommodations for their first nights as a married couple as a Vermont honeymoon offers both and anything in between.
Vermont Honeymoon
Vermont is known as the Green Mountain State. It is also known for its beautiful landscapes and vistas. This lushness makes Vermont a perfect backdrop for a honeymoon. For luxury, honeymooners can try the AAA Four-Diamond Manchester Village hotel. This is an all season resort located on 1,300 acres of unspoiled countryside. Couples can relax in the luxurious suites or visit the spa for locally inspired treatments. For a unique experience, newlyweds can enroll in the British School of Falconry and learn how to handle a hawk. Skeet shooting, fly-fishing, skiing, archery, tennis, snowshoeing, and golf are some of the outdoor activities available. Couples can relax in the large indoor pool year-round and then dine in the historic elegant restaurants. For more information, call 1-800-362-4747.
Another AAA Four Diamond resort is the Topnotch at Stowe (800-451-8686). It features a 23,000 sq. ft. spa which includes a 60-foot lap pool. There is a whirlpool with a massaging waterfall. Guests can also enjoy the heated outdoor pool, men's and women's whirlpools, saunas, steam rooms and many other relaxing activities. The Topnotch is skilled at providing relaxation for the recently married. Couples can choose from town homes and suites for accommodations. The Topnotch was recently named one of the top 10 resorts in North America because the accommodations are so luxurious and the setting is so beautiful.
For a quainter, country honeymoon in Vermont, newlyweds might try one of the hundreds of beds and breakfasts. One example of these is the 1834 House. Featuring a charming restored barn, a tented meadow and expansive vistas, The 1834 House Inn is perfect for both a ceremony and a honeymoon. With country bedrooms that feel like you are stepping back in time, honeymooners can forget about the stress of their real lives and revel in each other’s company. The staff of the 1834 House is more than willing to put together a customized honeymoon package with advance notice. Reservations should be made early, so call 800-426-3986.
Another historic B&B that will pamper the newlyweds is the Chocolate and Truffles B&B. This 1895 Victorian mansion only has three guest rooms and will cater to each guest’s desires. For reservations, call 1-802-683-9679.
Vermont is a popular destination for weddings, civil unions and honeymoons. While many parts of Vermont can accommodate all seasons, the winter months may be too intense for those unfamiliar with the terrain. Couples should ensure they know the typical weather patterns for the area they plan on visiting.
