First timer's guide

So here you have it. Our redeveloped, if not slightly reimagined, Stateside Hotel and Base Lodge. Where our past is passed. Offered forward to a new generation of Jay Peakers, of Raised Jayers, through stories, personalities, and memories from the local side. A side of sight and smell and sound unique even to a place like Jay Peak.

We’ve added rooms, not suites, a diner, not a restaurant, a gear shop, not a boot’s boutique, and a bar big enough to house part of an actual bus (our first shuttle), a Bullwheel (of T bar fame), and views big enough to look into our future.

If you’re the type who wants to get to and from the action fast, the Stateside Hotel is for you. Comfortable beds, bathrooms, air conditioning, mini-refrigerator, and mountain or valley views. Ski-in ski-out for rates that connect back to an earlier Jay Peak. With access to good food, and drink.

Clips & Reels Recreation Center boasts a 142-seat movie theater (with its own liquor license), a state-of-the-art arcade, pool tables, a sports bar, an indoor horizontal ropes course, and even an indoor climbing gym. Come watch a flick on the big screen, set the new high score on Godzilla pinball, play some pool, and watch a game; Clips & Reels has you covered.

Hotel Jay has it all. Studios and suites are equipped with kitchenettes or kitchens, Wi-Fi, HD flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, free guest lockers, and big views of the mountain and valleys, walking distance to our Aerial Tram and Tramside lifts. Oh, and downstairs? The Pump House, our 60,000 sq. ft. indoor waterpark awaits, along with the Foundry Pub and Grille, Elevation 1851' Family Arcade, Buddy's Mug Coffee Shop, and Mountain Dick's Pizzeria. We've even managed to replicate the old Hotel Jay Family Room where you can stretch your legs, watch some TV, and review the day.

The Tram Haus Lodge is all Jay. From the locally crafted materials to the feeling you get when you walk through the porte cochere, there's no other way to describe it. It's been designed to be part of the mountain but also created so the mountain is a part of it. Expertly built with a dedicated team of Vermont craftsmen, the Tram Haus Lodge uses recycled and re-imagined parts and pieces from the mountain and neighboring towns to pay tribute to our illustrious history and heritage. Comfortable, welcoming, and dare we say cozy, our 57-suite hotel offers state-of-the-art facilities, ski-in, and ski-out accommodations, and an array of services designed entirely around two things: skiers and riders. You’ll also have easy access to Alice’s Table Restaurant, The Tower Bar, Aroma Café, and Taiga Spa-just downstairs.