Seeking a Vermont ski resort recommendation
 

I'm looking to stay at a Vermont ski resort for a weekend in the next
month or so with my girlfriend. I'm looking to get in some skiing and
relaxing in the jacuzzi, something nice and romantic, with nice lodging
and good restaurants/pubs in the area. I'm not really interested in a
place that has the party atmosphere of Killington (something I'm trying
to avoid, since I'm doing this right around Spring Break). As for the
skill level, I'm just looking for a hill with decent
beginner/intermediate trails. Considering that I live just north of
New York City and don't want a ridiculously long drive, what would be a
good place to go? I've been to Okemo (that's as far as I'm planning on
driving), but what about places like Stratton and Mount Snow? And are
there any good places in the Berkshires?

Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.


-jk

Stratton would be a great choice. Lotsa intermediate cruisers. Good
lodging. Not much of a nightlife, but you aren't looking for that.
There are some decent restaurants in the base village. Don't bother
with Mt Snow. Good deals midweek there too.


wrote:
I'm looking to stay at a Vermont ski resort for a weekend in the next
month or so with my girlfriend. I'm looking to get in some skiing and
relaxing in the jacuzzi, something nice and romantic, with nice lodging
and good restaurants/pubs in the area. I'm not really interested in a
place that has the party atmosphere of Killington (something I'm trying
to avoid, since I'm doing this right around Spring Break). As for the
skill level, I'm just looking for a hill with decent
beginner/intermediate trails. Considering that I live just north of
New York City and don't want a ridiculously long drive, what would be a
good place to go? I've been to Okemo (that's as far as I'm planning on
driving), but what about places like Stratton and Mount Snow? And are
there any good places in the Berkshires?

Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.


-jk