城堡山度假村及水療中心(Castle Hill Resort and Spa)

Very spacious condo. Lots of space for ski equipment and coats etc.Nicely decorated. Comfortable beds. Very nice out door pool area and spa.

The heated pool and hot tub are great. The kids were nervous about swimming outside in the cold winter until they got in the pool. Then they didn't want to leave.

I planned a beautiful birthday trip to castle hill resort and spa and i cant say enough about this property, the staff was amazing, the food was incredible, the suite was great...everything was perfect. very romantic for couples and to turn off the go go go vibe and just relax and be!!!! i have to be honest the comments do scary you because they are not good... but i really believe it is your crazy expectations that make it not good. me and my husband had the time of our lives.... Ms. Kelly who has work there for 17 years at the restaurant was very nice and funny.. thank you to everybody at castle hill resort and spa we love yall Aaron Ash Gomes And My husband Arthur... we will be back soon

Wonderful piece of history and architecture. We had skied all day. It was so nice to come back to this warm and welcoming property. We were given a tour and history of the house which was so interesting. We stayed on the 3rd floor which was the original servant quarters, very large furnished room, jacuzzi tub, comfortable bed. Very quiet. Would return.

Amazing 1904 building with helpful staff, a wonderful restaurant and a relaxing salt water outdoor swimming pool.

RUINED our experience!!!! This review is for the SPA at Castel Point. I had called to book mid November for messages for me and my two friends to celebrate my 40th while we were visiting Okemo for my birthday. When I spoke to the spa in April to book our 3 appointments all 3 were booked at 1 pm so we could all go together for some pampering. Well- the day before they called to confirm and told me two of the messages would be at 1 and the mine at 2 pm. I said I was extremely disappointed as I booked this special day to enjoy with my friends and celebrate my birthday. All they could say was SORRY! I asked if they could perhaps call the other person they booked at one to see if they would be willing to move to 2 pm. They said NO- and that nothing else was available. Now we are stuck without a special afternoon I had planned all because the Spa has no idea how to run a business. They lost 3 messages without even trying to accommodate us in any way- after their mistake. Needless to say I will NEVER book there again. I had been a customer several times before . The messages were always good but there is relaxation room or area to hang out so it just doesn’t work to randomly change my appointment time . I’m so disappointed.

My favorite place to disconnect. I really did not want to tell anyone of this hidden Gem...so I would not....lol pleasant staff and great food! All the natural sights is all within driving distance from hotel. Top notch Spa!

We arrived here in the late afternoon on a Monday. The property is about 3.5 miles southwest of the town of Ludlow on Hwy 103. You pull in at a motel that fronts the highway - the sign reads "The Pointe at Castle Hill". Regardless of which property you stay at, you check in there. Afterwards, you proceed up the hill to the inn. You park either just in front of the building or, if the spaces are full, there is a bit more space to the side of another building close by (probably their spa). We never heard any traffic noise during our entire stay. The building itself is about 120 years old, built by a former Vermont governor from this area. It still has the feel of a mansion, with lots of dark wood finishes inside. They have a small desk in the large foyer when you enter who can assist as needed. There is also a lounge with couches and chairs (for reading, mostly). The restaurant is also located on this level. The wide staircase to the upper floors is to the left off the foyer. The 2nd floor had at least 9 rooms. Down the hallway there was another smaller staircase up to the 3rd level, which I think had fewer rooms (I did not go up there). Our room was nice, with a queen sized 4-poster bed (you might enquire if they have a room with a king-sized bed). There was plenty of additional floor space, with a small table and chairs near the front windows. There are a number of relatively subtle upgrade touches like the phone line and water pipes for the adjoining bathrooms. A few things we noted about our room: * It had limited electrical outlets, which was addressed via power strips for each of the main plugs. * There is no central air conditioning, which is probably fine for this latitude (barring some heat wave). You can open the windows for a breeze, as needed. * The heating is central and is not turned on until some point in the season when it turns sufficiently cold. They do offer a space heater in the room (if needed), there is a fireplace (we didn't use ours), and the comforter was quite warm. * The amount of counter and table space available was limited (due to the small antique table). This wasn't a huge issue, but you have to be mindful of where to leave things like a wallet, glasses, phone, etc. You can book a massage at the spa, but we did not make use of that service. The hotel's fine dining restaurant is a great option for a special occasion meal. You should book this in advance (I'm not what is a safe time - at least a month or two, I'd guess). On the night we ate there, we had a formal oval dining room for the home to ourselves for half of our meal, as the larger dining room across the hall was full from a tour bus. The food was very good! They also apparently serve a modest breakfast here in the mornings starting at 8 a.m., but we were trying to get an early start each day and ended up getting breakfast in Ludlow instead. Given the somewhat isolated location, your dining options outside the hotel are a bit limited. T

Rooms could use a little investment to keep it antique but fresh and appealing.