Rooms & Suites
Nature out back, city out front
Step through the door and you're transported — if only for a fleeting moment - into the beauty of Vermont. At the entrance, a hand-selected wall covering serves as a portal, easing guests out of the hallway and into their own intimate retreat. Inside, natural wood envelops every surface: ceilings and window walls paneled in golden timber, warmed by the same craftsmanship found throughout the hotel's public spaces.
Comfort and sophistication coexist effortlessly here, with every detail considered and nothing left to chance.
Leave a mark, not a footprint.
Signature Rooms
Everything you need, and a little poetry bedside.
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Signature King
An intimate introduction to The Sugar House, sized for the traveler who needs just enough room to feel completely at home. The Standard King wraps one king bed in the same golden timber paneling and quiet Vermont detail found throughout the hotel - a smaller footprint, but never a smaller sense of place. The portal wall covering still greets you at the door, the ambassadors still make their rounds, and the poetry still waits to be found in its hidden corner.
ADA-accessible Standard Kings with roll-in showers are available within this pool for guests who need them.
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Signature Double Queen
Two queen beds set beneath timber-paneled ceilings, built for the friends, families, and fellow travelers who'd rather share the journey than split it up. At 280 to 308 square feet, there's room enough to spread out after a day exploring the nature preserve or wandering Winooski's streets, and many Standard Queen/Queen rooms connect directly to a neighboring Deluxe King — the easiest way tobring a larger group under one Sugar House roof. ADA-accessible rooms with roll-in showers are available within this pool.
Each room carries the name of a real Vermont sugar house,
a small nod to the land, the community, and the tradition of gathering that inspired this hotel from its first sketch. And each is home, at least part-time, to one of our beloved Sugar House ambassadors — stoic yet compassionate, curious and wise, known to appear when least expected.
Deluxe Rooms
More light, more room, and a chaise made for lingering.
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![Interior of a modern bedroom with a bed, bedside lamps, a small shelf with glasses and a wine bottle, and a view of a bathroom with wooden doors and scenic mural.]()
Deluxe King
The heart of the house, and its most abundant offering. Each Deluxe King is finished with a chaise lounge set beneath the window wall - the kind of quiet perch made for watching the light change over Winooski, or for finally opening that book of hidden poetry you found tucked in the corner. Handblown glass details and sauna-inspired touches carry through the golden timber walls, and many Deluxe Kings connect to an adjoining Standard Queen/Queen room, offering easy flexibility for families and groups who want their own space and each other's, too.
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![Interior of a cozy room with a curved beige sofa, black and tan pillows, a small round white table with a bottle of wine and two glasses, and wall art depicting a forest scene with an animal carrying baskets. A large, round orange pendant lamp hangs from the wooden ceiling, and there is a smaller yellow wall sconce with an exposed lightbulb. The room features wooden accents and a dark patterned carpet.]()
Upgraded Double Queen
All the warmth of the classic two-queen room, deepened by a sauna-inspired soaking tub built for unwinding after a day of hiking, biking, or fly fishing along the Winooski River. At 280 square feet, this small but coveted pool trades nothing in comfort — just adds a little more ritual to the end of the day.
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![Interior of a modern room showing a bed with white and patterned black and white bedding, a wooden nightstand, a yellow illuminated accent wall with decorative mugs, and a wooden closet door with a white bathrobe hanging. To the right, a black-and-white mural of a person outdoors near snow and trees, and part of a window with a snowy landscape view.]()
Superior King
Tucked into the building's corners, the Superior King catches an extra run of golden timber window wall, filling its 332 to 384 square feet with light from two directions at once. A chaise lounge stretches beneath the glass, made for lingering over coffee or watching the woods below shift with the seasons, and select rooms carry their own soaking tub for evenings that call for a slower pace.
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Executive King
Set on the corner for extra light and a little more breathing room, the Executive King pairs a chaise lounge with a double-vanity bathroom—the kind of small luxury that matters most on a morning with somewhere to be. At 345 to 351 square feet, it's built equally for the business traveler squeezing in a call before breakfast and the weekend guest who'd simply like more room to spread out.
There are quieter discoveries waiting in every room:
poetry tucked into unassuming corners, handblown glass features catching the light, sauna-inspired bathrooms built for slowing down, and interactive touches that invite curiosity and a little bit of wonder. Every accommodation includes complimentary high-speed wireless internet, a 55" television, and the comforts guests expect, layered beneath the ones they won't.
Suites
Room to spread out, and every reason to stay longer.
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![A hotel room with a bed, nightstand, and a mini fridge, with a view of the bathroom through an open door. The room has wood accents, a mural of a winter landscape on the wall, and modern lighting.]()
King Suite
A true retreat within the retreat. The King Suite unfolds across 367 to 383 square feet, anchored by a chaise lounge and a kitchenette for guests who've come to stay a while and settle in on their own terms. Several suites hold the coveted corner position, catching light from two window walls of golden timber, and select rooms add bar seating and a double-vanity bath for effortless entertaining. ADA-accessible King Suites with transfer showers — and, in one room, a transfer bathtub — are available within this pool.
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![Cozy corner in a modern interior with a beige upholstered booth with cushions, a small round white table with a bottle of wine and two glasses, a rectangular framed book on the seat, and a large amber pendant light hanging above. The wall features black-and-white artwork with framing, and a small wooden side table with an alarm clock and glasses. The room has wood-paneled ceiling and walls with a large window with black trim.]()
Queen Suite
Suite-level comfort without giving up a second bed. Two queen beds share 339 square feet with a kitchenette, bar seating, and a soaking tub — a configuration built for groups who want the ease of togetherness and the indulgence of a little extra space, all wrapped in the same warm timber and quiet Vermont detail found throughout the hotel.
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![Interior of a modern bedroom with a bed, orange bedhead, and orange shelf with two mugs and a lamp. There is a door with a white bathrobe hanging on it, and a mural of a man with a hat steaming buckets of snow outside a window.]()
One Bedroom Suite
The Sugar House's crown jewel, and its only true one-bedroom suite. At 406 square feet, this corner accommodation pairs a king bed with a separate seating area, a chaise lounge, a kitchenette, and a double-vanity bath — every element considered for the guest who wants to make the longest, most memorable stay of it. Golden timber wraps the walls and ceilings on two exposures here, and the hidden poetry, handblown glass, and roaming ambassadors that define every Sugar House room feel, somehow, even more at home.
Every room comes with the essentials.
Crisp linens, local soaps, and a small taste of Vermont maple when you arrive.
The rest is up to you.
Make the stay memorable
A good room is the start. A fine package makes it a story worth telling.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Check-in begins at 4 PM and check-out is at 12pm. Early arrival or a slower morning? Ask the front desk and we'll do what we can.
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In Winooski, just across the river from Burlington. The 104-acre nature preserve is out back, and the city's restaurants, mills and riverfront are out front. 111 Winooski Falls Way, Winooski VT 05404
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Many Deluxe Kings connect to a neighboring Signature Double Queen, which is the easiest way to bring a family or group under one roof. Call us to reserve a connecting pair.
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Accessible rooms include roll-in or transfer showers, grab bars, lowered controls and visual alarms. Public spaces are step-free. See our Accessibility Statement or call the front desk to plan your stay.
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Trained service animals are welcome throughout the hotel. [Dogs (max two) up to 75lbs $75/night.]
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Overnight parking in covered garage for $15 per night
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MOSS needs no reservation, so come in anytime. We recommend reserving at Treetops, especially on weekends and in foliage season.
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That's what we're here for. From glassblowing at AO Glass to a foliage hike, our team can book experiences before you arrive. Just ask.
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Call 802-540-3111 or email info@sugarhousehotel.com. Someone at the front desk answers day and night.
Still have questions?
Call the front desk or send us a note.
We answer day and night.