Sugar Maple
Rich in color and full of charm, Sugar Maple blends sophistication with the warmth and comfort of Vermont living. A fresh palette of gold, caramel, tomato, and sage in soft floral and striped textures surrounds a striking black pencil post bed, creating a space that feels both vibrant and serene.
Thoughtfully designed touches, including a sienna leather bench, a textured rug, and wheat-toned wing chairs, add depth and style to this welcoming retreat. Comfortable and full of character, Sugar Maple is a guest favorite for a relaxing and elegant Stowe getaway.
Name Inspiration
The State Tree of Vermont. Sometimes called hard maple or rock maple, it is one of the largest and most important of the hardwood trees. Sap from the trunks of sugar maples is used to make maple syrup. Sugar Maple trees seldom flower until they are at least 22 years old, but they can live to be 300-400 years. It takes 34 gallons of sap to make 1 gallon of maple syrup. The leaves of Sugar Maple trees turn brilliant colors of red and gold in the fall making Vermont among the most vibrant of Fall Foliage States.
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Recent Accolades
Best Bed & Breakfast in Stowe Vermont
Tripadvisor and U.S. News
4x “Best of the Best” and 14 consistent Certificate of Excellence/Travelers’ Choice recognition years. A “Best of the Best” winner is Tripadvisors top Honor, recognizing the top 1% of lodging worldwide; Travelers’ Choice/Certificate of Excellence winners are in the top 10% of lodging worldwide.
