Holiday rentals and lettings in Vermont

Holiday rentals and lettings in Vermont

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Prices and availability

Current Holiday letting prices Vermont

A$664for 8 Nov - 15 Nov
A$924 annual average
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Current holiday letting availability Vermont

47%for 8 Nov - 15 Nov
56% annual average
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Find your Perfect Holiday Rental in Vermont

Discover Vermont's Charming Accommodations and Premium Amenities

Holiday rentals in Vermont offer an authentic New England experience, featuring charming log cabins, converted barns, lakefront cottages, and cozy mountain lodges that perfectly capture the state's rustic elegance. These accommodations typically showcase traditional Vermont architecture with natural wood construction, stone fireplaces, and panoramic mountain or lake views that provide the perfect backdrop for your Green Mountain State adventure.

The diverse range of holiday rentals for rent in Vermont ensures that every traveler can find their ideal home away from home, whether seeking a romantic cabin for two or a spacious chalet for the whole family. Holiday rentals in Vermont are renowned for their exceptional amenities that cater to both relaxation and adventure, combining modern comforts with the state's natural beauty.

Guests can expect premium features that enhance their Vermont experience throughout all four distinct seasons. The following amenities await guests at Vermont's finest accommodations:

  • Fully equipped gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances and cooking essentials
  • Cozy fireplaces and wood-burning stoves for winter warmth
  • Private hot tubs and whirlpool baths with mountain views
  • High-speed internet and smart TVs with streaming capabilities
  • Private decks and patios with outdoor fire pits and grilling areas
  • In-unit washers and dryers for extended stays
  • Pet-friendly options with fenced yards and dog amenities
  • Recreational facilities including game rooms and fitness centers

Who Should Choose a Holiday Rental in Vermont

Perfect Destinations for Every Type of Traveler

Vermont attracts outdoor enthusiasts, food lovers, families, couples, and culture seekers who appreciate the state's four-season appeal and authentic New England charm. Skiing enthusiasts flock to world-class resorts like Stowe Mountain Resort, Jay Peak, and Killington during winter months when temperatures range from 14°F to 32°F (-10°C to 0°C), with holiday rentals with a private pool in Vermont offering perfect après-ski relaxation.

Summer and fall visitors, when temperatures climb to comfortable 68°F to 82°F (20°C to 28°C), enjoy hiking the Long Trail, exploring Lake Champlain's pristine waters, and witnessing the spectacular fall foliage that attracts photographers and nature lovers from around the globe. The best value for families comes during late spring and early fall, when availability peaks at 75 properties and average prices drop to AUD $520-690 per night, while winter ski season commands premium rates of AUD $997-1,134 per night from December through February.

Food enthusiasts can indulge in farm-to-table dining experiences, craft brewery tours including Hill Farmstead and von Trapp Brewing, and iconic stops like Ben & Jerry's factory tours, making Vermont an ideal destination year-round.

Top 5 Must-Experience Attractions in Vermont

Essential Vermont Adventures and Hidden Gems

Vermont offers countless unforgettable experiences that showcase the state's natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. From world-renowned ski slopes to artisanal food producers, these carefully selected destinations represent the very best of what the Green Mountain State has to offer.

  1. Ben & Jerry's Factory & Flavor Graveyard Experience
  2. Stowe Mountain Resort Gondola Skyride
  3. Cold Hollow Cider Mill & Donuts
  4. Historic Gold Brook Covered Bridge
  5. Smugglers' Notch State Park & Resort

Ben & Jerry's Factory & Flavor Graveyard Experience

Located in Waterbury, this iconic ice cream factory offers guided tours showcasing the brand's quirky culture and innovative flavors, culminating at the whimsical Flavor Graveyard where discontinued flavors are memorialized with humorous epitaphs.

Stowe Mountain Resort Gondola Skyride

This scenic eight-passenger gondola provides breathtaking panoramic views of the Green Mountains and Stowe Valley, operating year-round for summer hiking access and winter skiing adventures at Vermont's premier mountain resort.

Cold Hollow Cider Mill & Donuts

A beloved Vermont institution in Waterbury Center, this working cider mill produces fresh apple cider using traditional methods while serving warm cider donuts that have become legendary among locals and tourists alike.

Historic Gold Brook Covered Bridge

This picturesque 1844 covered bridge spans Gold Brook in Stowe, representing classic Vermont architecture and providing an ideal photography location that captures the essence of rural New England charm.

Smugglers' Notch State Park & Resort

This dramatic mountain pass features towering cliffs and historic smuggling routes, offering hiking trails, rock formations, and a family-friendly resort with water parks and year-round recreational activities.
Vermont produces more maple syrup per capita than any other state, with over 2 million gallons annually from 1,500 sugarmakers.

Highly-Rated Dining Experiences in Vermont

Exceptional Restaurants Recommended by Guests

Vermont's culinary scene perfectly balances farm-to-table freshness with innovative gastronomy, creating memorable dining experiences that complement your holiday rental stay. These top-rated establishments have earned exceptional reviews from both locals and visitors for their outstanding food, service, and authentic Vermont atmosphere.

  • Hill Farmstead Brewery - Taproom (4.7 stars) - Located in Greensboro Bend, this internationally acclaimed brewery offers award-winning craft beers in a rustic farmhouse setting with stunning countryside views.
  • Idletyme (4.7 stars) - This beloved Stowe establishment serves elevated American cuisine in a cozy atmosphere, featuring locally-sourced ingredients and an extensive craft beer selection that perfectly captures Vermont's culinary spirit.
  • Lawson's Finest Liquids (4.7 stars) - Situated in Waitsfield, this brewery and restaurant combination offers exceptional craft beers paired with gourmet pub fare in a welcoming, community-focused environment.

Essential Vermont Travel Information

Local Insights and Practical Tips for Your Stay

Vermont hosts recommend preparing for the state's distinct seasonal variations, with winter guests advised to bring or rent all-wheel-drive vehicles for safe navigation on snowy mountain roads, while many holiday accommodation in Vermont includes backup generators for occasional power outages during winter storms. The state's commitment to sustainability shines through its vacation rental industry, with many properties featuring solar panels, energy-efficient appliances, and partnerships with local organic farms that supply guests with fresh Vermont products.

Local customs include the tradition of "mud season" in early spring when dirt roads become temporarily impassable, creating a quieter period perfect for maple syrup production and cozy indoor activities. Pet owners will find Vermont exceptionally welcoming, with most properties charging modest fees of AUD $30-100 per stay and providing fenced yards, hiking trail access, and pet-friendly establishments throughout the state.

Guests should plan visits around Vermont's famous farmers markets, held weekly in towns like Burlington, Manchester, and Montpelier, where local artisans showcase everything from handcrafted cheeses to organic vegetables and maple products. For the ultimate Vermont experience, consider booking a pet-friendly holiday rental in Vermont during fall foliage season, when the state transforms into a spectacular canvas of red, orange, and gold that creates unforgettable memories for visitors from around the world.

FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Vermont

What is the average price of holiday rentals in Vermont?

According to last year's data, a year which was severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, Vermont is the most exclusive region in the USA, with an average price of A$564.37 per night.

When are holiday rentals cheaper in Vermont?

According to our most recent historical data, the months that hurt your pocket the least in Vermont are May, November, and June, with average prices of A$511.3, A$513.6 and A$517.62, respectively.

When are holiday rentals more expensive in Vermont?

Following the data observed in 2020, the cost per night for accommodation is usually higher, on average, during the months of January (A$637.47), February (A$617.58), and March (A$603.72).

Should I plan a trip to Vermont well in advance?

It is better to book your stay in plenty of time when visiting Vermont, as only 23% of our accommodations are usually available throughout the year.

Which months offer the highest availability?

The months when it's easiest to find available accommodation in Vermont are June (the average amount of properties that are free reached 46.75% of the total in 2020), May (44.4%), and April (36.25%).

During which months is it more difficult to find available rentals?

The months with the lowest properties available in Vermont are, in order, February, January and March, with respective average availability figures of 4.5%, 9.4%, and 11.25%, based on data collected in 2020.

How many holiday lettings are there in Vermont?

In Vermont we work with 9 different partners to give you a choice of 2000 properties, so you will not be short of options!