Smugglers' Notch Resort

"Amazing place for the family. They don't have many, but the ski in ski out spots here are great. This mountain is a great change from the overbearingness of stowe. (And over crowding). The mountain is much better here in my opinion. If you want to learn the left portion of the mountain is great, and this directly corresponds to the ski in ski out places. They have an army of staff for beginners. Experts can head straight to the Madonna lift, at the top this offers some of the greatest views in the USA. (The mid lodge can be driven to, which gives access to three of the best lifts). The craft beer Madonna is amazing as well. The market at the entrance has everything you need to make breakfast, lunch and dinner in your place if you wanted to. The shuttle always runs to all locations, pools, spas, arcades, all condos, shops, stores, restaurants. Just wait or give them a call."

"Had a fun time here at Smugglers. Very friendly staff. Easy resort to navigate. We thought the room key was the Notch pass for tubing. Kids got turned away even though it was very quiet. I suppose that's rules for you."

"We've been here twice with our family and while the rooms aren't the nicest, the customer service is impeccable. The ski camp is very impressive and the instructors are great with kids. We will probably go every year."

"Loved it. Great place for family and friends. Perfect for beginners and professional skiers. Only thing..we were a family of 8 so it was hard for dinners at restaurants. But it was ok..we just decided to eat in..cooked our own food. Other than that, cool place..lots to do. Great for kids."

"What a beautiful resort amazing time. Really enjoyed being there with my family. They have rooms for different reasons. The rooms have everything you need. Bring eggs and other food u can cook as the restaurants are all at driving distance and it takes time to get the food. And they have dish washer so u all set. Amazing time for the kids we couldn't get them out of the place Kicking and screaming on the way out all the time."