The sun was shining in Montreal on Tuesday afternoon... quick decision, let's go on a short two days skiing trip at Jay Peak... A few hours later arrived at Jay Peak Resort for dinner and a bed at the bottom of the slopes. Just under U.S. $100.00 p.p./day for (1/2 day skiing day of arrival) lodging, breakfast, full day of... more

Walked to the front desk and got a very good deal $550US: Thu / Fri 2 nights (2 adults + 2 kids (6 & 8)) plus breakfast, evening meal and 2½ days of ski passes. The hotel is located right next to two chair lifts and the new gondola. It is therefore Ski in / out and yet prices are... more

We stayed at Jay Peak in Febuary 2008 with 3 families with kids ages 7-15 who had all skied before.We had a Blast.We stayed in 2 new slopeside condos they were great 4 bedrooms and a pullot couch and 2 large bathrooms.The kitchen was big and fully equiped and we had a washer and dryer.The best part was it was... more

Just returned from 3 great days at Hotel Jay. Skiing was great. Hotel was nice enough. Great package deal, that included lift tickets, breakfast and Dinner. Staff was very nice, food was good. This is not a 5 star hotel, but certainly very adequate, if your main intent is to ski. Nothing else here but skiing. Only complaint was that... more

I've been skiing in New England for over 40 years and have always wanted to ski Jay. We spent 5 days there in one of the slopeside condos. We loved it and will be back before the season is over. Although Jay is known for being a hard core skier's mountain a friend who joined us skied for the first... more

We're just back from a 5 day stay in Jay Peak and I have to say we loved every minute. There were 3 adults in our group and none of us had ever been skiing before, and our trip to Jay Peak has turned us into true ski lovers. We stayed in one of the luxury village condos which were... more

We just got back form a two night stay at Hotel Jay. It's an older hotel that's starting to show its age. The carpet in our room was a bit worn and stained. The decor in the rooms was very 1970's. Bedding was passable albeit with crusty nylon comforters. The whole hotel had a very "The Shining" vibe to it.... more

We stayed in the Deluxe Village Condos - 2 families with 6 teenagers ages 12-18. These condos are owned independently and rented via the Resort. They are absolutely fabulous -- lots of room, brand new throughout, a bathroom for every bedroom, full and equipped kitchen, huge dining area, living room with gas fireplace, huge balcony. The 3 bedroom condo (we... more

Lots of snow, friendly staff. Hotel is not luxury, to put it mildly-three story, no elevators. Meal plan for hotel guests is way to go-very good breakfast buffet, dinner choices okay, not gourmet, but not swill either. About 1 1/2 hour drive from burlington, driving there at night was an adventure. Surrounding area like "dogpatch" with snow, Towns of Jay... more