Jay Peak is my new fave snowboard destination! I have lived on the east coast for 15 years and finally made it here for spring riding. It was the best. So fun, ALOT of snow for the first wknd of May. We had friends staying at the slopeside condos and it was perf to stop in thru out day for lunch break, water breaks, pee breaks. And I stayed at the Hotel Jay. Wow! Beautiful rooms and staff. We checked in late and the end of day. Close to midnight and staff was still on par. Super friendly. Back to the hotel tho, comfy beds, spacious rooms, big bathroom, shower all A+++. I am a bit of a hotel snob so I was def impressed. I can't wait to return next winter! Indoor water park- this was crazy fun!! More fun than I thought I would have. We went near the closing time so there were no lines. La Chute is a must but be prepared to get banged up. So fun!! read more

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I love Jay, but I loved Jay even more prior to all this construction when the hotel was crappy, food was hard to come by past 9, and skiing was the best on the east coast hands down. The area has transform over the past 4 years and the skiing is still great, but with the addition of the water park and new hotels, it made the mountain appealing to a lot more people, it's been busier now than I've ever seen it before. It's no longer that scary dark place deep in VT everyone was afraid of. It's worth the trip in Feb or March. Also the water park is more fun than disney land and is a great way to top of the day. read more

Love paying all this money when you close almost all the lifts. Complete bs. Worst customer service ever Meghan. Will never come back again.

My rating of 5 stars is based on the skiing experience only! I love Jay Peak. We have skiied all over the east coast US and Canada and out west and Jay is easily in the top ten ski resorts in the country. The glade skiing is awesome. Even though most resorts in the east suffered from lack of snow this winter, Jay still has plenty of the white stuff and while we were there this week we got some fresh powder! I cant say much for the area, as Jay is truly in the middle of nowhere! Because the new Jay Peak lodging is extremely unaffordable and the alternative local lodging is either too dumpy or to expensive, we usually stay one hour away at La Quintas in St. Albans, VT. (nice place). Although this is a far drive from our home of Long Island, NY - it is well worth the trip and we usually make it once a year. read more

I stayed offseason and was here for a wedding, not to ski or snowboard. I was in Hotel J. BRING A BATHING SUIT! As a result I'm strictly reviewing the hotel. The sights of course are beautiful and the location is amazing. The hotel itself is very nicely kept, the rooms are large and the balconies are a great touch. There are small tables and chairs out there to hang out and look over the great Green Mountains. I did not get to try the waterpark or the arcade but they each look like great options. As I said above, bring a bathing suit, and try out the park...I was pretty disappointed I missed out on that. The hotels all connect with one another via a tunnel system, which makes it great and easy to visit the other areas of the resort. The resort area also has some nice bars, a pizza place, a great breakfast area and a buffet. (Although the buffet breakfast was pretty overpriced ~20) The staff were very nice and they did a great job at explaining the layout of the area and the different times that everything occurs. Overall, I'm sure this place is fantastic in the winter and it seems like a definite stop during ski season. The prices were pretty low, but I don't know if they shoot up during ski season. In the offseason it's still quite beautiful and makes for a nice stay read more

As "locals" we have always loved Jay Peak. So we decided to check out the New Jay Peak. It is great a low key Stowe, I would say, although with a lot more than is going on at the Mountain in Stowe. It is not as easy to get to as Stowe however it is worth it. The place is now huge, several hotels and many many condos for rent. We stayed at hotel Jay. The room was great, it had a fire place the TV of course, a nice little kitchen area, two luxurious beds, table and chairs for 4. We had dinner at one of the several restaurant, Foundry, the food was excellent, the drinks fun and the service amazing. The water park is very neat, it looks lots of fun although we didn't get a chance to use it. Will go back for that. Hundreds of people on a Saturday afternoon. This is the time to go between seasons and so a great value. read more

The slopes themselves were great, but the lodges/bars were very disappointing for such a big place. read more

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We were really lucky with our trip to Jay Peak in March - in the three days we were there, the mountain got 42 inches of snow! The powder was ridiculous. We booked a studio room in the brand-new Tram Hause Lodge. The room was extremely nice and very comfortable, with a bed, little sitting area, gas fireplace, and mini-kitchen, which was perfect for breakfast and lunch. Lift tickets are included in the price of the rooms, and we were told if we came early enough on our check-in day they would give us additional half-day lift tickets. Although a nice gesture, it was a little awkward since our rooms weren't ready yet and we didn't have a place to put our stuff or get changed into ski clothes - had to keep some of it in their front office and some in the valet-parked car (the valet people were awesome, by the way). We were there during the week and the place was fairly empty, due additionally I'm sure, to the intense snow. The lift lines were practically non-exisent even though they didn't have all the lifts running, and the Ice Haus Arena was nearly empty during free skate hours, which was awesome. The only thing I regret is that the tram couldn't be opened because of the weather. It would've been nice to take that to the top. The skiing was awesome - two-foot powder on the first two days, followed by lovely groomed trails on the third day after the storm. Also, the food was pretty damn good. Alice's Table - the new restaurant in the hotel - was extremely tasty, although a tiny bit on the pricey side. I had some of the best scallops I've ever tasted, as well as a great chicken pot pie. The Tower Bar was good for lunch, and the vegetarian chili was great. All the staff was very friendly and helpful - the hostess at Alice's Table even offered to bring dessert up to our room since they weren't too busy. I'm looking forward to going again next season when the water park is open, too.! read more

I went to the Clubhouse to check in and was informed check in is after 5pm. While it says this on their website the full explanation is that it means anytime after 5pm when your unit is ready. I asked if that meant it could be 9pm and all the person said was hopefully not. Hopefully? I asked about another unit being available and was told they wouldn't make one available if I was already here and "my" unit was on the list to be cleaned. The person behind the desk could not have cared less as to when I got a room and just wanted to move on to the next person. Hotel Jay front desk was more helpful and called housekeeping and explained they were busier than they they thought but I would assume Jay Peak in winter is always busy so they should be used to it. I was finally checked in at 7:30. I stayed in a condo but the next thing they don't tell you is they do not provide any soap or other toiletries. I usually stay in condos on other properties and have never run into this. Normally you get a starter pack and if you run out you buy more yourself. All in all, there are other places to visit closer to me so I wouldn't come back here. read more

This is my second season at Jay Peak and each of my visits consists of a package deal combining lodging, breakfast, dinner, and lift tickets. On the food: For the hardcore snowsports lover, the food is perfect - tasty, plentiful, cooked from scratch, and conveniently served to you so you can concentrate on shredding that powder. On the glades: The best on the East Coast. Varied glade terrain, from easy glades on the lower mountain for beginners getting into it, to steeper deep powder glades with various 'hidden stashes' here and there. On a sad note, I heard this season is the last season for Hotel Jay as they built the new Tram house lodge. Although the new lodge is "new and better" in terms of architecture, it doesn't seem to have the same "warm family" and "I'm here for the powder" feel - difficult to describe but I believe many Jay fans will agree. There is a reason why I drive the 8 hours to Jay instead of 5 hours to Killington. Hopefully Jay will remain true to their fan club. read more

Way up north where the cold wind blows there's a ski area that leaves the others behind. We can nearly always find untracked powder. At least four eateries on site. The only tram in Vermont. Learning areas, rental and repair shop, and spa. There's a hockey rink, awesome golf course, climbing wall, movie theater, and summer concert venue. Near Lake Memphremog and downtown Newport. Great place. read more

Awesome ski lesson, the instructor was great Mike & I learnt a lot. The weather made it a little hard but with the help of instructor we were able to continue. read more

This sh*t is insanely f***ing good. JAY PEAK IS BETTER THAN ALL OF THE OTHER SKI MOUNTAINS. DOES SUGARBUSH HAVE A F***ING WATERPARK? Huh? Everything here is good. The food is a little expensive in the cafeterias but the skiing is godly and so is the waterpark. They should add corn dogs though. Any other ski mountains you know that have a movie theater and a climbing wall? No, that's what I thought. IF YOU GO TO JAY PEAK, You ARE INTELLECTUALLY SUPERIOR to every other being on earth. read more

Jay Peak how much do I love you! I love you so much that even when you tripped me with that ice chunk and I ended up sliding face first Wile E. Coyote style down Uller's Dream I laughed...and so apparently did everybody else on the slope. I love you so much that when you had that chair lift smack me in the back of the knees and whip me around so fast that the nice lift operator from NH had to come over and carry me down, I was giggling like a school girl...but apparently not anyone else saw the humor. I love you so much that when I came home with a concussion and whiplash from charging too hard down those splendid runs all I could think of was returning to you with glee. You snow-drowned, glade-ridden, low-tech mountain you, is it March yet? I can't wait for the late season to come! read more

Jay Peak is 5 stars all the way. I mean, it really is, as good as it gets here on the East Coast. They average 100 more inches than any other mountain on the east coast, so the probability of getting a powder day here is higher. At about 3.5 hours from Boston its a hike, but completely worth it. I've had a season pass to Jay for the past three years and wouldn't think twice about getting a pass anywhere else. Why you ask? Well Jay is about 10 miles from the Canadian border, which means if you're driving up from the south, you basically have to drive by every other ski resort in NH or VT to get there. So the mountain isn't crowded with people from Jersey and New York. Also the tree skiing at Jay is amazing. They have glades, and wooded runs, not to mention a few backcountry/ out of bounds spots. With a 50 dollar student deal and 65 reg priced ticket, its still a better deal than anything else i know of in VT. Oh and the season pass is 589 so if you go about 9 times, its paid for. So this place may not have an active nightlight like killington or mt snow ( the slopes aren't crowded either) but there are some fun spots if you know where to look. Dont Jersey Vermont read more

I can't wait to write this review. This place is beyond my imagination. It has so much to offer. It was a series of pleasant surprises!!

We spent this past weekend at Jay Peak staying at the brand new Hotel Jay. The kids loved the water-park and the arcade. I skied solo on Saturday enjoying Jay Peak for the first time. First of all, the hotel is beautiful. We stayed in a 1 BR suite. They have granite counters in the full kitchen and bathroom. All the appliances are full size and top notch. I hated the king bed which is a big foam pillow top which is all the rage now. I prefer a normal old school mattress. My wife thought it was fine. The bathroom needs more counter-tops and storage. The water-park is great. Better than coco-key in that the lazy river actually moves a little and the slides are fast. They have the Chute which is a slide you are literally dropped into. A huge rush but you need to be 88lbs to ride it. They have a standing wave machine to surf and boogie board on which was very cool. You should be in decent shape to try this thing as you can be tossed out of it pretty violently. The skiing was very good with spring like conditions and most of the mountain open. I tried some bumps, wood and cruisers before I had to rendezvous with the family. I'd like to return sometime with the boys. The food was good in the two restaurants we tried Alice's Table and the other one Grill something? Service and staff attitude were excellent all around. We will return! read more

About as good as skiing on the East Coast is going to get! Pros: - If anywhere has natural snow in the Northeast, it's here (and they have move of it) - Related, there's less chance of having snow guns blowing man-made ice crystals in your face all day - Amazing glade skiing all over the mountain - Crowds are generally manageable because it's in the middle-of-nowhere Vermont - Lots of investment in the resort lately, including several high-speed chairs and nice facilities Cons: - For some reason there are only two cabs servicing the entire length of the tram, so the line for this particular lift can move incredibly slow - Lift tickets are expensive, although I don't think that's unique to this resort read more

Kid's heaven! My sister and I took a dozen kids to Jay Peak. We stayed for three nights. There is a huge indoor water park, ice skating rink, snowboarding, skiing lesson, tubing and more. We like the resort because of multiple activities. It keeps kids busy and active. We were here in March 2018. read more

Started my love for snowboarding up in Jay. I took the learn to ski classes for the first 2 days I was there. The instructors were very helpful and encouraging. Especially when I fell 63 times an hour haha. But overall I got the best out of the classes. I was happy to be able to learn, with professional help and positive encouragement. It made me realize this was something I COULD do. Since going to Jay Peak I have gone snowboarding here in MA every week once or twice. My trip to Jay made me love the activity and next time I go I will be off the interstate and onto bigger and better trails! The resort is beautiful, with plenty to do besides ski. There are several restaurants, bars, and now a new indoor water park (which I will be experiencing this coming weekend when I make my return up there) Overall I would say go for it! Jay Peak is pretty awesome! read more

This is not the Jay Peak I knew of in the 90s and for some that will be a disappointment. It is still a challenging mountain with temperamental weather and terrain. Plenty of challenge for a seasoned skier. But the resort has turned noticeably to be family oriented. Perfect for our family of skiers and boarders. We loved the 2 bed Timberline condo - spacious and well appointed. Had everything we needed except a cutting board. Resort is easy to navigate and the shuttle was terrific. Loved the Pump House (separate review) and our bartender Todd at The Foundry was entertaining and great on advice and area history. Sad to leave after a few days here but we will be back. (And the pricing was great too- bought a two night package that got us the condo and ski and pump house passes. Absolutely worth it!!) read more

Have been here a few times before and unfortunately this was our worst stay out of 3 or 4 trips. We got a room to take a night off from a less than ideal camping trip , with the understanding that the arcade and the water park were both closed. All we really wanted was a decent shower and food for the night before returning to our campsite. We understand that times are hard for everyone with COVID and labor shortages. But we were still a little bummed about the poor quality of basic essentials ; ie food was all overly salty , showers that barely worked , etc. The resort was abandoned and literally everyone room was available we were still given a room with the worst view possible overlooking the empty water park instead of the gorgeous mountain with no option to upgrade etc. great place , hopefully they get to turn it around when the situation improves for the industry. Would have really appreciated some basic hospitality and welcoming attitude. read more

Jay Peak has got to be the greatest ski-mountain in the Northeast. It's far up there(3.5 hours from Boston--just watch out for cops on 93 in NH), but well worth the extra drive. Whether you enjoy glade skiing or traditional trails, you'll find some unique features and fun times on a mountain that still has a mountain--not a resort--feel. They are building up, and proposed an expansion area to the north, so you could see it grow in the future, but you don't experience the lines and commercialization you would at Killington. The glade skiing at Jay is unparalleled in the Northeast. You'd be hard pressed to find a mountain with glades that even compare to those found on Jay, especially with FRESH POWDER NEARLY EVERY DAY. Try the Everglades, and Timbuctwo for the best results. If you ski off of the boundaries, you'll find some great routes and even more untouched snow, but be careful because they have signs that warn you that rescues are expensive and you're responsible for the costs if you need one. The food prices are relatively great, and it's good food too. It's only $2 for bottled beverages, $3.50 for egg sandwiches, burgers are $4.50, fries are $3, cookies are $2, coffee is $2, etc. Sure, they are still up there but everything is $1 more at the other resorts, and that adds up. You truly have to experience Jay to understand how great of a mountain it truly is. You always won't believe how much snow they actually get--more than double the amount of any other mountain in the Northeast. You can spend an entire week at the place and never do the same line twice, and be even more excited every time you get back on the lift. Check out the website for updated conditions and to see how much powder they've had this season. Winter glisse... read more

Extremely good please the waterpark is Jane Normas the kids had such a great time the facility is super clean and beautiful

I love Jay Peak. I really cannot say enough - great glades and a range of terrain. Its nothing fancy (which is why I like it) - so its definitely not the most fun for your non-skier friends/significant others - but for anyone who is there to ski - this place is the best in east in my book. read more

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Everything here was amazing. It was a last minute decision to drive up from NYC and we're very glad we did. It was a bitter chill the first day we skied, and even those conditions were better than what you get in some other resorts on a good day. Some icy patches were there but for the most part it was powder and lots of it. The glades were what we came for and Jay Peak provided. We skied the glades and bumps almost exclusively our entire trip there. Bring your passport and head into Canada for dinner just for kicks. Our trip was incredibly satisfying and we plan to go back soon! read more

Stay clear of room 427. I don't know what the smell is dead person, sewage, hot steamy shit couldn't tell ya. I was very excited to come to Jay Peak with my school on a 3 day ski trip but when we arrived after a 9 hour bus ride I was overwhelmed by a intense smell coming from our room. We went down to the front desk and yes they were very busy with 2 school buses arriving but the front desk lady was more worried about flirting with the 2 very handsome, large bus drivers. After she was done planning her night with them she ask us what we need. I told her our room smelled terrible and asked if we could get another room and her response was I will send the janitor up and we don't have any other rooms available. The janitor, a kid with a can of Lysol, proceed to fumigate our room with the can. Our school nurse stopped him because the Lysol smell was filling the room and the hallway. She then told him to get the maintenance people and they came up and didn't really do much. Now we are in the process of waiting to see if we can get another room. We were now moved to another room for the night until the smell in our room gets figured out. Our new room pleasantly smells normal but the tv has no signal. There also is only ice machines on every other floor which is not a typical thing I see at hotels I stay at. I'm still looking forward to the slopes and will also update you on the breakfast. Enjoy jay peak just avoid room 427 at all cost. read more

Jay Peak is Vermont's most northern resort. Here you are more likely to hear someone speaking French than at any other resort in the US. It is a HIKE to get to (I live in the NY metro area), but the lift lines are non-existent (except for the tram) and they easily get more snow than anywhere in the east coast. Additionally Jay has some of the best glade (tree) skiing in the east. Venture in there if you are good enough and for a minute you will think you are not skiing in Vermont. The trails on the mountains are cut narrow and meandering, not the wide boulevards that you will find at more commercial resorts. This is classic New England skiing the way it was meant to be. read more

We have now been to Jay Peak several times for hockey tournaments. The rooms have been pleasant, clean and more than sufficient. Our last visit, we reserved a 1 bedroom suite with a full kitchen. The hockey facilities were clean and better than most we've been too. The water park is definitely a hit with the kids, but gets old after a while. You can only use the three water slides so many times before they get bored. The service is OK, but the employees seem to be un-interested. A friend had beer spilled on her and her child by an intoxicated person coming down the stairs. The staff member suggested she confront the individual about dry-cleaning bill. read more

I've been to Jay peak twice. I was there last weekend most recently. I've enjoyed it my visits nore in the past. In general, ski conditions are decent if it snows, but are less than desireable if you are counting on Jay to make snow. This winter has been tough on east coast ski resorts, so I was anxious to see how the conditions were at Jay. Overall, the woods were ok, had a lot of bare spots where people skiied off the snow, but had a few pockets of snow in the glades near the ski boundaries. Groomers were ok early in the morning, but got really icy in the afternoon. Sunday was much warmer than Friday and Saturday, and many spots where ice was the days before melted and exposed rocks or logs. Jay didn't close many trails because of this, so skiiers were at the risk of hitting obstacles. My only thought is they wanted their "Open" trail count to be higher? People at Jay seemed rather inconsiderate this visit too. Lines to the chairlift were chaos since only on Saturday did they have people working to organize riders. Friday and Sunday were free-for-all's, so I got cut many times in line. Finally, the ski school is very inconsiderate. If you encounter them...take cover! About 30 little kids in red jackets completely take over the trail or lift (or wherever they happen to meet you). They are like a swarm of mosquitos with no one keeping them under control. They cut you off and don't apologize! Very rude kids!! read more

BAD EXPERIENCE. Booked a room at Jay Peak Resort through Booking.com for $92. Once we went to check in they told me there were additional fees so the room would actually be $120. I told them I didn't agree with this as I agreed to pay the $92 in which the desk guy told me I he would just charge me $92 and he would let management know about my issue and they would contact me to address the issue. He also told me they were trying to work with Booking.com because they realize the prices advertised were wrong. The very next day ( after we had left of course) my card was billed the additional money without my permission. So basically they admit that theres an issue and are charging more than whats advertised but too bad! you're still paying! Wont be going back! read more

We haved stayed at Jay 4 times now. We stay at the "Stateside" Inn instead of the "Tramside" Inn as it is less expensive. They have a shuttle that brings you over to the amenities at the "Tramside". Things we like about Jay Peak Resort; Spectacular mountain setting with tram to the top. Beautiful large indoor water park (called the "Pumphouse"). Movie theater Golf Tennis Ice Rink Climbing walls Frisbee golf Skiing Things we don't like about Jay Peak Resort; $26 resort fee that is not mentioned when you book $50 deposit for damages Separate charges for the above amenities, although you can get packages that include what you want. The outdoor hot tubs have been removed at Stateside and not replaced yet (you can however get a free armband to use the hot tubs and pool over at the main lodge, without having to pay for the Pumphouse waterpark). Having said all that, it is still a bargain for the area, expecially if you have kids to use the water park. It is worth going to. read more

Had a great time with my wife and daughter definitely have plenty of things to do while we stayed here

Best mountain on the east coast hands down. The Jay cloud seemed to constantly dump this year! Awesome trails, endless woods, & great staff. Can't wait to return. read more

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Stayed overnight at Stateside Hotel skied one day and water park 2nd day. The hotel is perfect for ski on ski off and is not that big so it doesn't get over crowded. The skiing here is some of if not the best in the east. It has runs for all levels of skiers. Although be careful taking novice skiers up top as the terrain is more difficult than most other ski areas. The Water park was really crowed the day we went because it was raining outside so skiing wasn't the best option. Even with the crowds the lines were not that bad and move quickly. The staff was very friendly at every stop of the way and the food wasn't bad either which is rare at most ski areas I have been too. Enjoyed it very much and will go back. read more

Went for 5 nights due to an off-season special in August 2019, but still pricy (~$200 per night). Here's a bullet point summary of the notes I took during those 5 days and nights. In sum: we won't return; it's not worth the cost; the water park is freezing and full of flies; the staff is mostly teenagers and therefore they don't care and/or don't have the ability or desire to do anything differently; the service is abysmal and the food was never enjoyable. * Limited activities in water park (e.g,. "big river" frequently closed off, and groups of 4-6 people would have to wait at one access point to get into it and have a turn being WALKED around the river backwards (!) by an annoyed teenager. Asked one employee (the older lady who was the boss of the kid lifeguards), and she said the reason the river was mostly shut down was...they didn't have enough lifeguards. This was every day of our 5 day stay. * Water freezing in every area but hot tub. Asked one lifeguard why the water was so cold and she said, "well, the air is pretty warm!" Is there no one at Jay Peak who checks the water temperature? I never once saw anyone come around with a thermometer and there are none in the water. Do any staff or supervisors just...walk inside this water park? You do one walk-through, you'll see dozens of kids literally holding their arms and shivering. * Water park, every day we were there--and we went in every one of the 5 days we stayed, because we'd paid for it, despite the water temperature!--was FILLED with flies. Can't you put up some fly traps or fly paper? Sanitize the space at night when it closes? Do...something? The minute you sit down at a table inside the waterpark, they land on your food, beverages and towels. It was just...really gross. * Bar not open all day and night Monday, and closed when we checked it out next on Wednesday at 6pm (all during hours the front desk printout said it should be open). When I found it open on Thursday and asked why it had been closed on prior days when it was noted to be open, the sole bartender told me they just shut it down if it's not busy. * Beds (we had a studio suite with two queen beds) were overlain with some sort of pillow top which slept really hot; same for the really soft down pillows. * Basic stuff just wasn't obtainable (just one example: housekeeping had no more 'do not disturb signs' (we asked on day 2 when we couldn't find one in the room....so we had to be woken up by housekeeping daily). * Terrible service in the open restaurants (e.g., at one point, the Foundry Pub took 40 minutes to prepare a salad and a cheese plate). I asked for the manager as our son was exhausted and ready for bed (hence, food that didn't require cooking!), and she said they didn't have enough staff that night for the dinner rush. If you know you only have a few open restaurants on the off-peak time, shouldn't staffing them be more well-managed? How many years has this resort been open and managing the various seasons? * The food in the open restaurants was mostly frozen stuff (frozen burgers thrown on grill; chicken tenders put out for hours under a warming lamp) or oddly-concocted, still-not-fresh items (e.g., avocado toast was actually...brownish 'avocado spread' instead of an actual avocado). There was one pizza place open and the pizza was just ok. The "Provisions" general store has a small deli, so you're better off getting sandwiches there and some of the frozen food items you can just reheat yourself in your room (if you have a microwave, which we did). * No working lights attached to light switches in room (4 switches to the various overhead lights...and only the lamps worked). Bathroom sink clogged upon check-in. * Found our room keys stopped working on day 3 of our stay; went to the front desk and was informed that the guy who had checked us in had set them to expire that day (2 days before check-out). Why? Still a mystery. * Even the remote control didn't work properly: when you turn the TV on, it immediately flashes a graphic of the remote and says to hit the guide button. Remote doesn't have such a button, I call the front desk, and am told...some remotes don't have it (so no way to see what channels there are except to laboriously scroll through them all). There are other, smaller issues (e.g., outdated and dirty décor in the common areas) but frankly, those exist in many resorts/hotels and don't bother me so much. The main issue at Jay Peak is the cost for what you get in the room, service and restaurants as noted in just SOME of the details above--and the fact that the waterpark is absolutely freezing and full of flies. Go....anywhere else. read more

Considering we went pre-season, I must admit Jay Peak was good. If it didn't snow into the second day, I might comment differently on the trails. But they worked their ass off to get a long run going. Hotel 5*****, food 5*****, staff 5*****, view 5**** from Tram Haus. Lovely time! We will come back again when the whole mountain is open. read more

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We are longtime Jay Peak customers from Ontario. We used to rave about the resort, often driving business there by referring friends. In 2019 we gave Jay Peak a cash deposit of $1,500 for a 2020 trip. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, our trip was cancelled by Jay Peak in March 2020. Despite repeated requests, Jay Peak never returned our deposit. We even communicated directly with people on the management team. No one seemed to care. It's now been 60 days. read more

Nice when conditions good but buyer beware. Unlike other resorts there is no conditions guarantee. It is 830 am and raining. Mountain unskiable due to crust of ice everywhere. Hardly any lifts running. Customer service will not a allow a multi day ticket to be exchanged for a future day. Pretty disappointing. A lot of money to throw away. Wouldn't come back because of this and recommend families look at other VT options. read more

As a beginner I was so hesitant to come to the mountains . My whole family came for my Aunts birthday for a few days and stayed down the street and not at the hotel. The first day here I was so bummed trying to keep up with my family and going to the slopes. This is only my second time snowboarding so I held up my family and felt so bad that I decided to take a lesson the second day. This was the BEST decision. Although I wanted to stay with the group, I benefited myself and my family by paying for a lesson. IAN was GREAT! I was so impressed with his ability and being so patient with us. He really made me feel comfortable and found ways to have one-on-ones with everyone in the group. I am thrilled with the outcome and already decided to come back for a lesson tomorrow. If you are nervous because you are a beginner, DONT BE! These instructors are great! Ask for IAN!!!! read more

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