Montgomery Center
Cabin, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath (Sleeps 2)
From $125/nt - $550/wk
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Guest: Albany Travelers
(Albany, NY)
Date of Stay: 04/09/12
Review Submitted: 04/15/12
Cabins are great! Awesome place for those looking to ski and relax afterwards!
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, romantic getaway.
Guest: Court
(Gloucester, MA)
Date of Stay: 02/09/12
Review Submitted: 02/13/12
The stay was wonderful the owners were very helpful and very laid back. The Sugar House was beautiful and was the perfect size for my boyfriend and I. It was really close to Jay Peak and we went snow boarding two days. There is a out door hot that we utilized both nights. It was peaceful and a great end to a long day of snowboarding. I would recommend this to anyone looking to head up to Jay Peak.
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, age 55+, families with teenagers, families with young children, girls getaway, pet owners, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: tmoonk63
(Syracuse NY)
Date of Stay: 07/28/11
Review Submitted: 07/31/11
We decided on a short trip based on rave reviews a co-worker had after a visit. The stay lived up to every great thing I had heard and more. Cottage was incredibly clean, had all the amenities needed for a country get away. While there was a nice flat screen TV, we never turned it on. Instead we read, took long walks on the property and played frisbee in the large open field. It was a the first time we traveled with our dog and I was nervious it might limit what we could do. He hiked all trails with us and went to the local waterholes. He slept like a rock each night and so did we!
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, pet owners, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: jim
(burlington ontario )
Date of Stay: 07/04/11
Review Submitted: 07/26/11
I just finished a stay of two weeks and the term" home away from home" could'nt fit any better. I happened to be working in the area during an unusual Vermont hot spell. It was a welcome sight to pull into the drive way at the end of each day and see my cottage. Relaxing outside in the shade a few minutes later made it very easy to forget about the days work. I look forward to my next stay.
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, people with disabilities, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, tourists without a car, pet owners, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: Crazyguyonabike
(Barrington, RI)
Date of Stay: 05/09/11
Review Submitted: 05/14/11
We were touring northern VT by bicycle when, after a 50+ mile day with lots of climbing, we found that many accommodations in the Montgomery area were closed due to "the off season". You can only imagine what that did to our moral. Sheady Acres saved the day! Not only were they open, they were welcoming and the cabins were perfect. I can not say enough about this lovely young couple and their clean, well appointed cabins on the mountain. Stay there. You won't be sorry.
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, tourists without a car, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: Audrey
(Waitsfield, VT )
Date of Stay: 02/19/11
Review Submitted: 02/22/11
We highly recommend staying at Sheady Acres Cottages if you are planning a visit to the Jay Peak area. The accommodations were simple yet creative, clean, quiet and comfortable. There is a great restaurant, The Belfry, just a minute down the road. The hosts are very friendly, helpful, and knowledgable about the area. We did a backcountry ski tour on the Catamount Trail during our visit and they even helped us with our car drop. You'll love it!
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, pet owners, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: cjm
(Marshfield, VT)
Date of Stay: 02/17/11
Review Submitted: 02/18/11
Our recent stay at the Shéady Acres was simply delightful. The Sugar House cottage was comfy and cozy with every amenity provided including a well-equipped kitchenette. Owner Eamon was friendly and offered suggestions for places to dine in the immediate area as well as just over the border in Canada. We loved the sound of the rain on the metal roof. Yes, the overnight rain changed the ski conditions and our plans to ski at the nearby Hazen’s Notch Cross Country area. Fortunately we had our snowshoes along for an outing on the Long Trail only a few miles up the road before heading back home. If you want an experience that’s different from hotels and motels and if you want an experience that gives you a taste of Vermont, we highly recommend Shéady Acres.
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway.
Guest: Peterborough
(Ontario)
Date of Stay: 02/03/11
Review Submitted: 02/07/11
3 of us stayed in the Irish farmhouse - the owners were understanding of our late arrival, cordial, professional and friendly. The cabins are immaculate and well thought out. You will have everything you need for a ski/snowboard trip, at a great price. You will not be disappointed! Often availablility for drop-ins (just call the cell # if they are not home). SWEET!
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, pet owners, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: Ari
(New York, NY)
Date of Stay: 12/23/10
Review Submitted: 01/11/11
We spent one wonderful week at Sheady Acres. Shawna and Eamon are friendly, welcoming, and went the extra mile to make sure we got the most out of our stay in the Jay area. The cottage was well built, well appointed, and wonderfully cozy. The perfect place to return to after a day of winter sports. Would definitely return!
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, pet owners, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: Heather
(Boston, MA)
Date of Stay: 12/21/10
Review Submitted: 05/22/11
We have a beloved but aging cat that needs medication twice per day, so we cannot travel without her, but after a year we were really desperate for a vacation. We love snowboarding, always wanted to go to Jay Peak, and were thrilled to find that Sheady Acres would let us bring our cat. We arrived at night when Shawna and Eamon were already asleep but our cottage was ready and waiting for us. It was small but cozy and perfect for us. Other things of note: * Since our cat was alone all day while we were skiing, we cooked dinner in the room. The kitchenette was tiny, and only had a hot-plate, but was stocked with dishes, pots, a fridge for our groceries, etc. and worked fine. We've stayed at other places with "stocked kitchens" where we had to go out and buy something, but not here. They put a lot of thought into what people use when cooking so that everything we needed was available. * The first morning we found that the shower drain did not work. We told them about it and they explained that the pipes were probably freezing because the electric heater circuit under the cabin had failed. Even though Eamon had recently broken his collar-bone and was in a sling, he came out to the cabin and, with our help, fixed it. When we returned from skiing that night, the drain worked. * Officially because we helped Eamon fix the pipe heater, but really we think just because they are so awesome, when we got back that first night, Shawna had left a small Christmas stocking (we were there the week ending 12/25) with a bag of treats for our cat in it! Besides being incredibly thoughtful, this turned out to be a life-saver. Our cat was getting tired off the Pill Pockets we used to give her some of her meds, but she absolutely LOVED the treats Shawna gave us. Even now, six months later, we still use that brand of treats and our cat still totally loves them. * It snowed most of the time we were there, but the Sheady Acres road and our cottage's little driveway were always plowed when we got back from skiing. Overall, we loved it, and definitely plan to go back. We give it two thumbs and two paws up!
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, pet owners, romantic getaway.
Guest: Dylan
(Forks, WA)
Date of Stay: 10/08/10
Review Submitted: 02/24/12
We have been lucky enough to stay at the Sheady Acres a couple of times now. Both times in the Tea House. Upon entering the property you are instantly assured of it's quality and attention to detail. All of the cabins are very inviting. From your front porch you are able to see and appreciate the craftsmanship of all of the unique cabins, however they still maintain their privacy. Inside, the bed and linens are of excellent quality and very hard to get out of in the morning! The attention to detail by the builders (the home-owner and other local carpenters!), is hard to miss. Unique salvaged and re-claimed materials give depth and warmth to the place, with a mix of modern and theme specific art that melds together wonderfully. We have seen the inside of all of the units, and are very much inspired by the spaces. Very well equipped, and most importantly...VERY CLEAN! A wonderful location with many local attractions, however...you may never want to leave Sheady Acres! Thank you Eamon and Shawna! Excellent hosts!
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, age 55+, families with teenagers, families with young children, girls getaway, romantic getaway, sightseeing.
Guest: Lucy Aurora
Date of Stay: 03/18/10
Review Submitted: 06/10/10
“Hidden Gem in the Woods” My daughter and I travelled to Jay to try out the mountain and have some "bonding" time. Do a little snow boarding and a little shopping. We were thrilled with the accomodations, a beautiful cabin in the woods, and loved Jay Peak. A great find. Everything we needed was there and the host and hostess were wonderful. Shawna and Eamon were very helpful and accomodating. I would highly reccomend this resort to anyone and will definitely go back.
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Guest: chao
Date of Stay: 03/11/10
Review Submitted: 06/10/10
“our home away from home” We found this place by accident. It was New Year's weekend and we decided to be spontaneous and ski for three days without having anywhere to stay. As we headed down the mountain, we saw a vacancy sign and decided to see how bad we were going to get screwed on a holiday weekend. It was completely affordable! We were shocked! And we are not rich, actually, we are pretty cheap. haha! The cabin was amazing. We aren't huge into restaurants, so we were very happy to be able to stay in and cook our meals. There was a heater so we could dry all our ski equipment for the next day. They even had a rack so we could hang all our gloves and masks and socks from! All the dishes were there so all we had to do was buy food. Very cool! Even though the cabin is small, it is the perfect size for two people. I would even live there if I could. :-) Jay Peak is like a five minute drive away. How much closer can you get for this price??? Shawna and Eamon are really friendly and nice. Last time we were there (we've been twice!) they had a bonfire going and my boyfriend and I went out and built a snowman for them. They are both really accommodating and wiling to help with anything you need. We've been there twice within two months and plan to go back again, so what else do I need to say? This place is awesome!
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Guest: S
Date of Stay: 02/24/10
Review Submitted: 06/10/10
“I can't wait to go back!” We stayed in the Sugar shack cabin for a week. There was everything you would need for an extended stay. The kitchenette was very functional, we prepared our meals all week. The clawfoot tub made for a great soak after a long day skiing and the bed was super comfortable. The craftsmanship and beautiful decor made the cabin truly feel like a home away from home, we will never stay anywhere else when skiing Jay Peak. If you're reading this and have never skied Jay, it is a must for anyone, my favorite in New England.
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Guest: CJ
Date of Stay: 02/23/10
Review Submitted: 06/10/10
“Amazing little treasure near Jay Peak” The Sugar House was a magnificent place to come home to after a day of boarding at Jay Peak. The owners, Eamon and Shawna, were gracious hosts! The wood work is amazing and each cottage has its own unique charm. My girlfriend and I like to cook and we did every night in the small kitchen that includes: hotplate; convection oven; small sink; pots; pans; small fridge; and dishes!
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Guest: dpo2ski
(Voorhees, NJ)
Date of Stay: 02/01/10
Review Submitted: 02/18/11
These cottages are realy nice. Stayed in the "Farm House". There was plenty of room for me, my wife and two teengers. It's not as large as a condo but has everything a condo would have for half the price. Close to Jay Peak for us to go skiing. Would not hesitate to go back. The owner were warm and friendly, they could do enough to make our stay comfortible.
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, people with disabilities, age 55+, families with teenagers, families with young children, girls getaway, pet owners, romantic getaway, sightseeing.