Trapp Family Lodge - Premier Lodge Room/1BA

Today, Austrian-inspired touches enhance your warm and inviting lodging options. Whether it's our 96-room historic Alpine Lodge, our 100 cozy Guest House Chalets or our luxurious 3 bedroom Villas, the options allow you to choose the ideal destination for you and your family. Relax and rejuvenate at our 2,400 acre mountain resort.

Premier Room
Spacious rooms with European-style decor, exposed beam ceilings, cozy duvet comforters and spectacular views. These rooms are interconnecting, making them ideal for families. Located on the second floor of the new expansion.

Trapp Family Lodge is a 2,400 acre natural playground offering year-round recreational activities. If you love fine dining and fine wines, you've come to the right place. Our chef is always creating delicious dinners with Vermont local produce. With our great wine list, we have regular wine tastings for our guests. For those looking for something lighter, our deli or the pasture cabin during the cross country ski season offers great fare for those in the middle of activities. And don't miss our yummy bakery.

With our great trail system, which we're constantly expanding and improving, we have one of the best cross-country ski centers in the country. We provide 100 kilometers of trails with terrain suitable for every level of Nordic skier or snowshoer. In warmer months, you can walk or hike to enjoy the solitude of the trails that wind their way through meadows and woodlands. Our newest addition to our outdoor recreation are mountain bike trails. And of course, you can rent all the equipment you need at our sports center.

We have four clay tennis courts, three swimming pools (one indoor) and a great croquet pitch. If you are looking for something more relaxing, we have yoga and massage therapy in our Fitness Center.

We also have daily activities for adults and kids, include baking class, painting, music, dance and jewelry. Make sure you check out our weekly schedule.

And no trip to our resort would be complete without a stroll through our Gardens to enjoy the flowers or see what the chef's growing in our vegetable gardens. Did someone say Localvore?

For those of you interested in the history behind the "Sound of Music, we show a documentary film "Maria," about Maria von Trapp's final visit to her homeland of Austria, twice daily. And just to get you in the mood, we have a weekly show Thursday night of "The Sound of Music."

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