Awol Stowe
About this stay
Awol Stowe is a 3-star hotel in Stowe, Vermont, rated 4.4 out of 5 across 58 guest reviews.
Awol Stowe is a 3-star hotel in Stowe, Vermont, a sensible choice for sightseeing around central Stowe without overspending.
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Location
691 Mountain Rd, Stowe, United States.
Questions, answered
Where is Awol Stowe located?
Awol Stowe is in Stowe, Vermont (691 Mountain Rd, Stowe, United States), close to central Stowe.
How much does Awol Stowe cost per night?
Recent rates started around $185 per night, but prices are set live — check the booking page for your exact dates.
How many stars is Awol Stowe?
Awol Stowe is a 3-star hotel in Vermont.
Is Awol Stowe a good hotel?
Guests rate it 4.4 across 58 reviews. It’s a midscale choice for Vermont.
What’s the best area to stay in Vermont for a first visit?
Stowe or Woodstock for a first visit, with Burlington added if you want a city night. Stowe gives you Mount Mansfield, Route 108 through Smugglers' Notch and the best restaurant density outside Burlington; Woodstock gives you covered bridges, Quechee Gorge and easy access to the Upper Valley. Both sit within 90 minutes of Burlington International. Manchester is the third choice if you are entering from the south via Albany or Boston.
When is the cheapest month to visit Vermont?
Early November is the cheapest month, followed by late April and early May. After foliage ends around 20 October, rates in Woodstock, Stowe and Manchester drop 40-60% until Thanksgiving. Mud season in April is cheaper still at the inns that stay open, but many close entirely. June is the cheapest month with everything actually running.
How many nights do I need in Vermont?
Five to seven nights covers the state properly on a first visit. Three nights works if you stay in one town — Stowe, Woodstock or Burlington — and accept you will not see the others. A single ski trip to Killington or Jay Peak wants four nights minimum to justify the drive from any major airport. The Northeast Kingdom needs its own three nights and does not combine well with a southern Vermont trip.
How do I get from Burlington airport to Stowe?
By car it’s 40 minutes up I-89 to Waterbury then Route 100 north, about 35 miles. There is no direct public transport; Green Mountain Transit’s route to Waterbury plus a Stowe shuttle exists but is slow and infrequent. Peg Bus and several private shuttles run for around $60-90 one way and need booking ahead. Most Stowe hotels can arrange a transfer but expect $120-180.
Do I need a car in Vermont?
Yes, for almost every itinerary. Burlington alone is walkable and has buses, and a single-resort ski trip to Killington, Stowe or Jay Peak can work with shuttles from the airport plus on-mountain transport. Anything involving Woodstock, Manchester, the Mad River Valley, the Northeast Kingdom or covered-bridge touring requires a car. Amtrak’s Vermonter and Ethan Allen Express are useful for arriving but not for getting around.
