Ye Olde England Inne Coupons and Deals
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A Taste of Merry Old England at Tudor-Style Inn Since its founding in 1793, the town of Stowe, Vermont, has reinvented itself numerous times, from its early days as a potash-farming enclave to its brief stint as a Canadian smuggling outpost during the War of 1812. Today, Stowe's streets and buildings are rife with American history, and the town thrives as a mountain retreat with an artistic soul and an outdoorsy spirit. Just north of Stowe’s Main Street is Ye Olde England Inne, a sprawling Tudor-style manor that welcomes guests with a taste of merry old England. Straight-backed armchairs sit beside a roaring fire in the lobby, where English prints and paintings hang on the walls and crimson carpets call to mind old redcoat uniforms. The onsite Mr. Pickwick's Gastropub and Steakhouse packs its cellars with several thousand bottles of wine, rare cognacs, more than 150 varieties of ales and lagers, and 70 single-malt scotches. An arched stone entryway leads to the pub's Old-World interior, where beer steins dangle from the rafters. More than just a watering hole, the restaurant also serves inventive seafood, fowl, and steak dishes. The inn’s Bluff House suites cushion guests in English-manor elegance with four-poster queen beds. Each suite features a fireplace, a lounge with wing chairs and cherry-wood furnishings, and a spacious bathroom outfitted with a jacuzzi tub. A private deck or patio connects to most suites, affording views of the village, Mount Mansfield, and the Green Mountains. Most feature rooms contain Victorian-style wallpaper and bright bedspreads atop brass beds. Stowe, Vermont: Artistic Village Nestled at the Base of the Green Mountains Located in a broad, fertile valley between the Green Mountains and Mount Mansfield, Stowe, Vermont, is an ideal launching pad for outdoor activities. If you opt for a getaway that includes ski-lift tickets, you can use them at the Stowe Mountain Resort, located just 7 miles northwest of the inn. In the winter, skiers and snowboarders flock to Stowe Mountain to zip down miles of trails and hone tricks in terrain parks. A recreation path through Stowe loosely follows the meandering West Branch River, an idyllic setting for hiking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. The winding path’s arched wooden bridges cross the river 10 times from start to finish. Explore the forests around Mount Mansfield, Vermont’s tallest peak, at nearby Underhill State Park. From there, you can take one of four hikes to the summit to glimpse the White and Adirondack Mountains; in the colder months, strap on a pair of cross-country skis to explore scenic paths. Stowe is also home to a lively arts scene. The West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park showcases pieces by budding and midcareer local artists who work in a range of media. Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
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Here’s your chance to have an unforgettable getaway in the heart of Vermont’s Green Mountains! Ye Olde English Inne is a Tudor-style manor resort nestled on eight beautiful acres just outside of the charming village of Stowe and offers an ideal getaway for nature lovers or couples looking for a lovely romantic escape. Prices start from $395 for 2nights for 2 guests staying Sunday through Thursday, (Friday/Saturday night stays available for $428 by calling TripAlertz at 888-425-3789) and includes all-suite accommodations with fireplace, four poster bed, private whirlpool tub and some of the area’s most breathtaking views from an outdoor deck or balcony. Travel is valid through April 7, 2013, and you have just 2 weeks to purchase your voucher. Grab this chance for a memorable winter escape, and you’ll also be saving 45% in the process! WHATS INCLUDED IN YOUR TRIPALERTZ DEAL Enjoy the British side of Stowe from $395 for 2 nights for 2 guests! Accommodations for 2 guests in a Luxury Bluff House Suite Afternoon tea daily $80 Reduced-rate lift tickets for skiing at the Stowe Mountain Resort available for purchase (regular price: $92; limit 2 tickets per room per stay) ABOUT THE YE OLDE ENGLAND INNE Discover a sense of history with the warmth of an authentic English inn in the heart of one of New England’s most popular destinations! Ye Olde English Inne is nestled on eight lovely acres just outside of the village of Stowe in Vermont’s Green Mountains. Dating back from the mid 1800s, the look and feel of this Tudor-style manor may be true “English classic” but all suites located in the luxury Bluff House are spacious with an attractive and romantic Laura Ashley décor, four-poster beds, fireplace and whirlpool tub, balcony or deck and WiFi Internet access. The on-site restaurant, Mr. PIckwick’s Gastropub, is an area favorite with a wonderful menu featuring a variety of traditional British and modern cuisines – their extensive collection of beers, ales, scotch and wines is truly impressive. Additional hotel facilities and amenities include an afternoon tea served daily, outdoor pool (open during the warmer months) and more; on-site guest parking is complementary. Historic Stowe village is only one-half mile down the road – it’s a gem of a place with a thriving arts community, wonderful shops and restaurants. The town of Burlington on the shores of Lake Champlain is about 45 minutes away via mostly-highway driving. ACCOMMODATIONS Enjoy some of the finest Stowe-area accommodations – uniquely decorated suites coupling old English Manor sophistication with a host of modern amenities and conveniences. The private deck or patio offers spectacular area views. (Maximum occupancy: 2 guests) Luxury Bluff House suite amenities feature: Bedroom with high queen-size rice-carved four poster bed Bathroom with full shower and separate whirlpool tub for two Living area with sofa and wing chairs and cocktail tables TV with premium cable / satellite channels Custom-built cherry-wood refrigerated wet bar Luxury amenities basket Cherry-wood desk Mantled fireplace Private deck or patio Hair dryer Coffee/tea maker Telephone Radio / alarm clock Iron / ironing board FOOD & DRINK Mr. Pickwick’s Gastropub & Steakhouse is an authentic English country pub and a Stowe-area institution! Just one look at the menu – with British favorites like Mulligatawny Soup, beef and kidney pie, burgers and mash – let’s you know it’s “the real deal”! Of course there are also more standard items such as burgers, steaks and seafood for those with a less adventurous palate! Mr. Pickwick’s is also known for an extensive collection of rare ales and lagers, single-malt scotches and a well-stocked wine cellar. The Pub is open daily for breakfast lunch and dinner; special tasting menus and events are also available. The Stowe area is known for a wide variety of award-winning restaurants – from eclectic bistros featuring local Vermont fare to international restaurants and micro-brew pubs…and everything in between. Just ask the front desk for additional dining recommendations! ADDITIONAL HOTEL AMENITIES & SERVICES Check-in: 3:00pm Check-out: 11:00am Free self parking Pets are welcome ($20 per pet per night) Smoke-free property THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN THE STOWE, VERMONT AREA Stowe, VTStowe, VT is legendary! It’s the quintessential Vermont village, with an old-fashioned main street dotted with countless shops, galleries and restaurants, white clapboard church with a tapered spire and a wonderful vibe no matter what time of year you visit. The view are breathtaking – with a character reminiscent of a great European mountain resort… one of the things which brought the Von Trapp family (chronicled in the Sound of Music) to this beautiful part of New England. Outside of the town center, you’ll find a network of roads leading up to Mount Mansfield – the area’s highest peak – and the ski areas, dotted with countless numbers of inns and motels, restaurants, shops, spas and local attractions. There’s a unique 5.5 mile Recreation Path which leads from village up towards the mountains – ideal for hikers, walkers and cyclists in the warmer months, and groomed for winter recreational activities during the winter. Speaking of skiing, the major ski areas for downhill and snowboarding are the Stowe Mountain Resort – made up of Mt. Mansfield and Spruce Peak – and Bolton Valley, Burke, Sugarbush and Jay Peak. The area is also known for having hundreds of miles of groomed trails for cross-country and back-country skiing. Burlington, VT Burlington is one of the best towns to visit, any time of year! An epicenter of outdoor activity and urban delight, if you have the passion for all things outdoors, an interest in the arts, like to browse small boutiques, enjoy a great meal or just walk around, Burlington fits the bill. Named “The Perfect Small City” by National Geographic Traveler and home to the University of Vermont (UVM), there’s a special energy and great vibe in and around Burlington. You’ll find a dizzying array of restaurants, elegant theaters, hip coffee shops and fabulous micro-pubs where you can sip some of the best local brews you’ll ever taste. After the sun goes down, Burlington turns into a live music hotspot where you can soak in some amazing tunes, and watch the world go by – or hit the dance floor. And as it lies on Lake Champlain (America’s “Sixth Great Lake”), you’ll find tons of on-the-water fun including boating, sailing, swimming and water-skiing during the warmer months. Ben & Jerry’s Factory Tour Make sure to visit one of the happiest places in Vermont! Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream factory is nestled on a rolling hillside about 10 miles south of Stowe, and provides an unforgettable – and delicious – look at the production of some of the world’s favorite ice cream. The guided factory tours are fun and educational for “kids” of all ages, providing insights into this frozen treat’s production process. And best of all, everyone gets to sample “the flavor of the day” at the tour’s end. If you’re craving more – and who isn’t – stop by the wonderful “Scoop Shop” where tons of flavors are available for purchase…after all, one can never have enough ice-cream! Burlington-area BeerVermont is home to some fabulous craft breweries and several can be found in the Burlington area. Many give guided tours with sample tastings at the end – Magic Hat being of the better known brands! There are also numerous brew-pubs which craft their own mixtures which are truly outstanding. To get a great sample, there are several brewery tour operators in the Burlington area which can take you to several locations – a good option if you’re really interested, as you won’t need to worry about naming a designated driver! GETTING HERE Stowe is easily reachable by car – about 10 miles north of the Waterbury/Stowe exit off Vermont’s Interstate highway I-89. Burlington International Airport (airport code: BTV) is about 40 minutes away. NOTE:...
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A Taste of Merry Old England in a Cozy, Tudor-Style Inn Since its founding in 1793, the town of Stowe has reinvented itself numerous times, from its early days as a potash-farming enclave to its brief stint as a Canadian smuggling outpost during the War of 1812. Stowe's streets and buildings are rife with American history, but today the town thrives as a mountain retreat with an artistic soul and an outdoorsy spirit. Just north of Main Street, Ye Olde England Inne, a sprawling Tudor-style manor, welcomes guests with a taste of merry old England. Straight-backed armchairs sit beside a ...
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Watching Cinderella with the kids is the closest you've come to a romantic getaway in… well, let's not talk about how long. Scoring a break from the everyday chores shouldn't be the stuff of fairytales alone — grab today's Save and help yourself to a much-needed Green Mountain retreat at Ye Olde England Inne in Stowe. Here's the deal: $197 for a two-night stay for two plus breakfast in a feature room Local lures: Area attractions abound beyond your award-winning accommodations. Browse antique shops, amble along the famous Recreation Path, or embrace Mother Nature while hiking, biking, or golfing — all amid picturesque views of the Green Mountains. What they're saying: "The owners remember you and treat you like family," while the on-site pub "has one of the best small tap lists I've seen anywhere." No wonder it's "a wonderful base camp for enjoying all that Stowe has to offer." How does it work? Learn how it works.
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Combining luxury with outdoor fun for two, this Vermont getaway at Ye Olde England Inne in the enchanting town of Stowe is sure to leave you refreshed and relaxed. With this weekend getaway, satisfy both your desire to unwind and your need for greens as you take time for the fairway at the Stowe Country Club (weather dependent) and the boutique charm of your cozy Tudor bedroom. Ye Olde England Inne also offers up the famed Mr. Pickwick's Gastropub and Steakhouse, one of the most beloved restaurants in the North East. Creative cuisine, 28 taps of fine ales and lagers, a selection of 100 bottled beers, a wine cellar fit for royalty and the regions' largest selection of single malt scotches all await the famished skier at Pickwick's. When it's time to return home, you'll be glowing with an outdoor tan, exhilarated from experiencing the fresh air, and refreshed from plenty of time away.
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Somewhere along the Vermont border, the air gets a little fresher, the view more scenic, and the water more clear. Take your time winding through quiet, laid-back towns slowly climbing north, the Green Mountains like a familiar friend. Soon you'll enter the resort town of Stowe, known for its majestic mountain views and the highest altitude in Vermont, Mount Mansfield, for skiing. Elevated on a mountain itself is the Ye Olde England Inne, a sprawling English-inspired manor that will take your breath away. You'll wonder if you've stumbled into the English countryside, but the crystal clear Vermont sky will still shine above reminding you that you're firmly in the States. Set your bags down in one of the charming suites, relax in a wing chair, snuggle into your cozy bed, admire the quaint décor, or explore the rest of the richly decorated manor. Once you have your bearings, sit down for afternoon tea, served daily for free, and then venture into the heart of Stowe. Checkout local restaurants, attractions, and hit the slopes for one last hoorah before the season ends. Looking to dine closer to home? Go to breakfast or lunch at Mr. Pickwick's, located at the lodge. After a long day of exploring, relax by the fire while you stare out at the gorgeous mountains still standing as a loyal friend in the distance. Reviews: Ye Olde England Inne has an exceptional 4-star rating and 279 reviews on TripAdvisor: "My family recently stayed at the Inne while on a holiday weekend and enjoyed ourselves immensely. The hotel was clean, inviting, professionally staffed, beautifully outfitted, and provided an English ambiance that was more than welcoming. The restaurant was wonderful and the service very pleasant. Wonderful trip" - 429PatriciaC on 2/22/2012
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