A different way to stay.

Stowe, Vermont

Snow-covered ground and trees reflected in a large outdoor glass mirror with a dark frame, mounted on a stand, in a wintry landscape with cloudy sky.

A modern outdoor structure with reflective glass walls mirrors the green trees and blue sky surrounding it, with potted plants and flowers on a wooden deck.

A wooden tray on a table holding a book titled 'A Gentlemen in Moscow' and a glass mug of coffee or latte. The background shows a large window with green plants and outdoors scenery.

Set among the trees with views of Mount Mansfield, Glass House Sanctuary reimagines the traditional getaway through three thoughtfully designed glass pavilions. Blending architecture, nature, and wellness, the Sanctuary invites guests to slow down, reconnect with the landscape, and embrace a more restorative rhythm.

Reserved exclusively for one guest or couple at a time, Glass House Sanctuary offers private access to all three pavilions: the main living pavilion with a sleeping area, kitchenette, and full bathroom; the sauna; and the office/yoga/Pilates studio.

Located near the end of a quiet half-mile road in Stowe, Glass House Sanctuary is set along its own private approach and surrounded by nature, offering a tranquil sense of seclusion without feeling remote. The entire Sanctuary is reserved exclusively for you to enjoy throughout your stay.

Three glass pavilions.
One unforgettable stay.

The pavilions

Cozy bedroom with a large bed covered in cream-colored bedding and plush pillows. There is a cream and tan throw blanket on the bed. The room has a wooden accent wall with a framed abstract art piece. Small black wall sconces and potted plants are on the bedside table. A large floor-to-ceiling window shows lush green foliage outside, allowing natural light to fill the room.

Studio

The Studio serves as the heart of Glass House Sanctuary, bringing together a sleeping area with views of Mount Mansfield, a well-appointed kitchenette, and a spa-inspired shower within a single light-filled pavilion. Thoughtfully positioned within the landscape, the space is designed to blur the boundary between indoors and out, creating an experience that feels both grounded and immersed in nature.

Indoor fitness space with yoga mats, black weights, candles, and a view of trees through large glass windows.

Lounge & Movement

A dedicated space for quiet work, reading, movement, and reflection. Thoughtfully designed for flexibility, the pavilion transitions effortlessly from a morning Pilates or yoga practice to an afternoon of focused work, reading, or simply taking in the views. Whether spent in motion or at rest, the space offers a calm setting to restore, recharge, and embrace a slower pace.

Sauna

Tucked among the trees and thoughtfully positioned within the landscape, the Sauna Pavilion offers a restorative experience of warmth, stillness, and connection to nature. Designed as a place to slow down after a day of skiing, hiking, biking, or exploring Stowe, it invites guests to embrace the simple ritual of heat, rest, and renewal. Whether enjoyed on a snowy winter evening or after a summer hike, the pavilion provides a peaceful retreat in every season.

Welcome to the Ski Capital of the East.

A wooden bridge crossing over a river or pond in a park with leafless trees and a bright sun in the sky.

Aerial view of a small town surrounded by colorful fall foliage, with a river running through it and mountains in the background under a cloudy sky.

A waterfall flowing over moss-covered rocks in a lush green forest surrounded by trees.

A skier in a yellow jacket skiing down a snowy mountain slope, with snow-covered trees and rocky terrain in the background.

Renowned for its world-class skiing, mountain scenery, and year-round outdoor culture, Stowe is one of New England's premier destinations for adventure and relaxation. Stowe Mountain Resort is just a fifteen-minute drive away, offering some of the best skiing and riding in the region.

Beyond the slopes, guests will find exceptional mountain biking, hiking, golf, swimming holes, fly fishing, and scenic drives throughout the surrounding Green Mountains. In autumn, the region transforms into one of New England's premier destinations for fall foliage, with vibrant displays of color drawing visitors from around the world. The renowned Stowe Recreation Path winds through town, connecting visitors to local shops, restaurants, breweries, and many of the area's most beloved attractions.

Stowe's charming village is home to boutique shopping, galleries, cafés, and acclaimed farm-to-table dining, while Burlington's vibrant lakefront, cultural attractions, and pedestrian marketplace are easily reached for a day trip. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure, an afternoon of shopping and exploration, or a meal after a day in the mountains, Stowe offers something for every season.

A red barn on a lush green hillside with mountains and dark, cloudy sky in the background.

"I've stayed in beautiful places before, but Glass House Sanctuary is different. There's something about it that instantly slows your mind and makes you breathe a little deeper. We arrived for a weekend and left feeling completely restored.

— CHRISTINA E.

Woman in a white bathrobe sitting inside a wooden sauna with a bucket and ladle on the bench.

Indoor scene with yoga mat, yoga block, and yoga handle in front of large window. Outside is a snowy landscape with trees and mountains, illuminated by candlelight.

A black plate with avocado toast topped with pink pickled onions, herbs, and black sesame seeds, accompanied by three lemon slices garnished with herbs, placed on a wooden table. Next to it is a pink smoothie with a straw, on a small coaster. In the background, there's a bed with cozy blankets and a view of a lakeside scene through large windows.

Modern shower with a frosted glass door showing a sunset view of trees outside, with warm lighting and minimalist fixtures on the tiled wall.

Glass House Sanctuary was created as an antidote to the pace of everyday life. Here, the experience is shaped not by schedules and obligations, but by light, landscape, and the changing rhythm of the day. Mornings begin with coffee and mountain views, afternoons invite exploration of Stowe's trails, slopes, and village, and evenings are best spent beside the fire, in the sauna, or simply watching the last light settle across Mount Mansfield.

Thoughtfully designed to encourage both activity and rest, the sanctuary offers space to reconnect with nature, with one another, and with yourself. Whether seeking adventure, quiet reflection, or a bit of both, guests will find an environment that encourages a slower pace and a lasting sense of renewal.