Twin Farms
Rustic ultra-luxury estate. Think antique farmhouse meets world-class art collection. No lobbies, no check-in desks — you're simply handed the keys to your private cottage.
Dial 125 from any phone on the property to request anything at any time
Why It Matters
Forbes Five-Star rated, Two MICHELIN Keys, Relais & Châteaux member. Completely all-inclusive including fine wines, all activities, and gourmet meals from farm-to-table Executive Chef Nathan Rich. Adults-only most of the year. 28 individually designed rooms — each one is genuinely different from the last. The only property in the Northeast with its own private ski mountain.
Twin Farms sits on 300 private acres of Vermont woodland, meadows, and its own ski mountain — and it is probably the most all-encompassing luxury resort in the Northeast. Originally Nobel Prize–winning author Sinclair Lewis's 1928 farmhouse, the property now holds 28 individually designed cottages and suites, each decorated with museum-quality contemporary art and stone fireplaces. Everything is included in the rate: meals, wine, spirits, and every activity on the grounds.
Where You'll Stay
14 room types available
Aviary Cottage
A contemporary marvel of glass, stone, and cedar designed by architect Peter Bohlin. Secluded, tranquil, and filled with Midcentury Modern furnishings. Two levels with floor-to-ceiling windows and a stone hot tub outside.
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Barn Cottage
Swedish-inspired, built around a bi-level stone fireplace that soars from the floor to exposed beams. Soaring 18-foot cathedral windows flood the two-level space with views of the Vermont countryside.
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Chalet Cottage
The largest single cottage at Twin Farms. Secluded on the edge of the private ski slope with floors of 18th-century Burgundian limestone and hand-thrown tiles in the bedroom fireplace. Views of Mount Ascutney. Must be booked by phone — not available online.
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Farmhouse at Copper Hill Suites
Four suites with private entrances connected by a shared lounge and library, designed by architect Peter Bohlin with interiors by Thad Hayes. Overlooks Copper Pond with outdoor hot tub on the stone terrace.
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Log Cabin Cottage
Authentic cabin of hand-hewn hickory and oak deep in a pine forest. The most secluded option on the property, featuring playful dog-themed decor and an enclosed porch with a rope hammock.
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Main House Rooms
Four rooms in the original circa 1795 farmhouse — the one Sinclair Lewis bought for Dorothy Thompson in 1928. As spacious as suites. These are the historic heart of the property, with art-lined walls and the original farmhouse character intact.
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Meadow Cottage
Classic Vermont clapboard exterior hides a fully Moroccan interior: moucharaby window screens, tented ceiling, terra cotta floors, mahogany doors and hand-wrought bronzed columns. One of the wilder design departures at the property.
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Orchard Cottage
Japanese-inspired decor by Jed Johnson, set in an apple orchard under a majestic spruce. Artwork by David Bates throughout. Two imposing hand-carved granite fireplaces and a herringbone woven ceiling.
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Cozy fisherman's cottage set above a stream and beaver pond. William Wegman's art creates a pescatory fantasy throughout, with an oversize copper tub and 18th-century furniture.
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Bi-level stonework cottage with art by Roy Lichtenstein, David Hockney, Frank Stella, and Jim Dine. Vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, two fireplaces, a hot tub on the porch, and a secluded deck overlooking woods and marshland. One of the larger options.
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Two suites sharing a common area, conveniently located next to the Main House. Good option for guests who want easy access to the dining room and main social spaces.
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Defies easy classification: Adirondack twig work on the walls, hand-carved parrots guarding an Italian four-post bed, influences from China and England throughout. Richly colored in reds and grays with a vaulted ceiling lined with unskinned logs.
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Eight standalone treehouses cantilevered 14–20 feet above ground, designed by Michaelis Boyd (the Soho House architects). Interiors embrace the Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic — mushroom wood cladding with knots and crags, natural palette with hints of pink, lavender, and celadon. Reached via a bridge from ground level. There's also one ADA-accessible unit.
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Described as the most popular cottage, and you can see why. Tuscan-inspired interior among black cherry, apple, ash, spruce, and cedar trees. A hand-thrown brick fireplace anchors the room alongside a 19th-century Italian oak writing table.
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Eat & Drink
5 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Supervised range near the ski warming hut. Not available unsupervised for safety reasons.
Fleet of cruisers, hardtails, and pedal-assist mountain bikes. The e-bikes have up to 50-mile range — enough to ride the 9 miles to Woodstock and back without breaking a sweat.
Fly fishing on Copper Pond. All equipment provided and included in the rate.
Miles of manicured trails through the 300-acre estate, with stone steps, trail markings, supply stations, map kiosks, and picnic platforms with mountain views. Moderate and strenuous options available.
Guided tour of the circa 1795 Main House spotting works by Milton Avery, Jasper Johns, William Bailey, David Bates, and others while learning the heritage of Twin Farms. Included in rate.
Guided lessons with resident artist Myra, inspired by the seasonal landscape. Included in rate.
On the private 9-acre Copper Pond. Twilight paddles across the glassy water are a highlight. Guests can also access Silver Lake 1.5 miles away.
Swim in the private 9-acre Copper Pond — often nearly to yourself.
Chunky-tire bikes grip snow and ice for riding groomed cross-country trails in winter.
A mini Zamboni smooths the ice on the 9-acre Copper Pond. Skates and hot toddies provided. Staff shuttle available to get back up the hill.
Private groomed trails through the property's 300 acres. All equipment provided and included in the rate.
Six groomed private ski trails exclusively for guests, with no lift tickets or crowds. Staff shuttle guests to the summit via a Viking high-powered UTV with tracks. Touring equipment also available for ski touring. Typically opens mid-to-late January, weather permitting.
Sleds available; the Viking UTV shuttles guests back uphill so trudging is optional. Helmets required.
Chef-led hands-on class on Argentine grill techniques — breaking down chicken or duck, roasting farm vegetables and foraged mushrooms over open flame. Included in rate.
Hands-on pasta-making class at Twiggs kitchen. Mix and roll dough, cut shapes, cook, and eat. About 90 minutes and paired with wine. Maximum 6 guests; sign up in advance. Included in rate.
Mindfulness meditation sessions available by appointment, designed for both beginners and experienced practitioners. Included in rate.
A one-mile guided hike to an on-property labyrinth. Guided group or private experience promoting balance, creativity, and insight. Included in rate.
One-hour low-impact class in the Bridge House Fitness Center. Included in rate.
One-hour beginner-friendly class on Copper Pond pairing Hatha Yoga poses with the water. Included in rate.
Traditional gym sessions, outdoor bootcamp, or guided trail runs with strength training exercises. Complimentary group classes; private sessions at additional cost.
A 8,000-gallon, 104°F saltwater soaking tub in a Shou Sugi Ban house set in the woods. Open 24 hours but requires reservations on the hour. Sessions limited to 30 minutes per guest. Housekeeping service 7am–9pm. Included in rate.
One-hour Hatha Yoga class at the Cabana overlooking Copper Pond. Included in rate. Private sessions available at extra cost.
Croquet, bocce, and cornhole on the lawn next to the Main House. Perfect for pre-dinner cocktail hour.
One hard tennis court and four pickleball courts located next to the Farmhouse at Copper Hill. Rackets and balls included.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Extensive wine cellar with a reserve list available at additional cost above the all-inclusive wine offerings.
Full room service 7am–10pm. Limited butler's menu (small bites, sandwiches, salads) from 10pm–7am.
Open 24/7. Technogym cardio machines, NordicTrack bike, Concept2 rowing machine, Technogym strength machines, Kinesis, Step-Squat, dual Smith machine, kettlebells, medicine balls, NuBell free weights, Manduka yoga gear. Changing rooms with showers for men and women.
Dogs welcome in Log Cabin, Meadow, and Barn Cottages. $75/night per dog. Blankets, treats, and dog bowls provided.
On-site pond used for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, paddleboard yoga, fly-fishing, and winter ice skating.
Free parking on-site; each cottage has its own private carport.
Rate covers all meals, wines and spirits (from a curated list), all on-property activities and equipment, Wi-Fi, laundry, and worldwide phone calls. Spa treatments, reserve wine list, and Chef's Table are priced separately.
The resort is reserved for adults only for most of the year.
Stone fireplaces in every accommodation, with the exception of Treehouses which have gas fireplaces.
Glass-brick steam rooms at the Bridge House Spa.
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