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The Lodge at Spruce Peak recognized with Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Award - #3 in New England

Stowe, VT Condé Nast Traveler revealed the results of its annual Readers’ Choice Awards, with The Lodge at Spruce Peak recognized as the #3 U.S. Resort in New England.

Condé Nast Traveler received more than 798,867 survey responses from readers across the United States rating their travel experiences across the globe to offer a comprehensive look at the places they eagerly anticipate revisiting. The Readers’ Choice Awards, with its unparalleled legacy as the travel industry’s longest running and most prestigious accolades from our readers, remains the ultimate symbol and acknowledgment of excellence within the travel sector. 

“We are honored that Condé Nast Traveler readers ranked The Lodge at Spruce Peak the No. 3 resort in New England,” said David Lockard, managing director, The Lodge at Spruce Peak. “This recognition is a testament to our incredible team and the loyalty of our valued guests, while also celebrating the experience they discover throughout Spruce Peak - from the mountain and golf courses to dining, wellness, recreation, and the experiences that bring our community together year-round.”

Situated at the base of Mount Mansfield, Spruce Peak is a four-season mountain destination where lodging, recreation, dining, wellness, golf, arts and entertainment come together within a slopeside community.

At the heart of the destination, The Lodge at Spruce Peak is the town’s only ski-in/ski-out luxury hotel, with 312 guestrooms, suites, and private residences and seamless access to the broader Spruce Peak experience. Guests can enjoy signature dining at Alpine Hall and Tipsy Trout; The Spa at Spruce Peak; year-round outdoor recreation; exceptional golf; and a dynamic calendar of music, culinary, cultural, and community events throughout the destination.

The 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards are published on Condé Nast Traveler’s website at cntraveler.com/rca and celebrated in the November issue.

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