Where to stay near Jay Peak

Researched October 21, 2026 for the 2026–27 season4 sources, 3 official

The short answer

Stay at Tramside for Hotel Jay — steps from the Aerial Tram, with the Pump House indoor waterpark inside — and the ski-in/ski-out Tram Haus Lodge. Stateside has the most affordable on-mountain hotel, and condos and cottages fill in around the mountain. Jay Peak says nearly all of its lodging is ski-in/ski-out.

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Tramside

Hotel Jay with the Pump House indoor waterpark inside.

Ski-in/ski-out
Tramside

Tram Haus Lodge, a walk from the tram.

Best value on-mountain
Stateside

The Stateside Hotel, ski-in/ski-out.

Condos & townhomes
Condos & townhomes

North and South Village, ski-in/ski-out or across the road.

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Jay Peak’s areas, compared

Hotel Jay, the tram & the waterpark

Tramside

Lifts: The Aerial Tram and Tramside lifts[1]
FamiliesSki-in/ski-outIndoor activities

Why stay here

  • The Pump House indoor waterpark is inside Hotel Jay, at the base of the resort.[2]
  • The Tower Bar and a spa are in the Tram Haus Lodge.[2]

Places to stay here

  • Hotel Jay & Conference Center — 176 rooms and suites, “just steps from the tram and other base area lifts,” with the Pump House waterpark inside.[3,2]Check prices
  • Tram Haus Lodge — Ski-in/ski-out suites (one to three bedrooms) within walking distance of the Aerial Tram.[1,3]Check prices
  • Trailside Condominiums — Within walking distance of Tramside’s amenities and lifts.[3]Check prices

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Affordable on-mountain

Stateside

Lifts: Stateside lifts[3]
ValueCondo groupsSki-in/ski-out

Why stay here

  • The Bullwheel Bar is in the Stateside base lodge.[2]
  • Jay Peak says nearly all of its lodging is ski-in/ski-out, and most is within walking distance of a lift.[3]

Watch out for

  • The Pump House waterpark is at Tramside, a short trip from here.[2,3]

Places to stay here

  • The Stateside Hotel and Baselodge — 85 rooms with ski-in/ski-out access — Jay’s “most affordable on-mountain lodging.”[3]Check prices
  • Golf & Mountain Cottages — Between the Tramside and Stateside base lodges.[3]Check prices

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Privately owned, across the mountain

Condos & townhomes

No lifts — bus or drive
GroupsKitchensSki-in/ski-out

Why stay here

  • Most of Jay Peak’s condos are ski-in/ski-out or a short walk to a lift.[3]

Watch out for

  • Units are privately owned and vary — check each listing’s distance to the trail.[3]

Places to stay here

  • North & South Village Condominiums — Condos and townhomes, ski-in/ski-out or a short walk across the road from the trail.[3]Check prices
  • Slopeside Condominiums — Two-bedroom condos, mostly on the Queen’s Highway trail.[3]Check prices
  • Mountainside Condominium — Near the golf course’s first tee, an easy walk to the Pump House.[3]Check prices

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Small towns down the road

Jay & Montgomery

No lifts — bus or drive
Off-mountain dining

Why stay here

  • The Jay Village Inn, just down the road, serves American bar food; The Belfry is in a restored schoolhouse in nearby Montgomery.[2]
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Getting around Jay Peak

  • Drive times: Montreal 1.5 hours (85 miles), Burlington 1.5 hours (70 miles), Boston 3.5 hours (230 miles).[4]
  • Jay Peak runs airport shuttles from Burlington, Newport-Coventry, Montreal and Boston — book at least 72 hours ahead and pay 7 days before.[4]

Questions people ask

Is Jay Peak lodging ski-in/ski-out?+

Mostly. Jay Peak says nearly all its lodging is ski-in/ski-out, including the Tram Haus Lodge and the Stateside Hotel.[3,1]

Where is the Jay Peak waterpark?+

The Pump House indoor waterpark is inside Hotel Jay, at the Tramside base.[2]

How far is Jay Peak from Montreal and Burlington?+

About 1.5 hours from each — 85 miles from Montreal and 70 from Burlington.[4]

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Sources

Every fact above links to where it came from. We re-check these before each season. Spot something out of date? Tell us.

  1. [1] Tram Haus Lodge — Jay Peak Resort · official. Read October 21, 2026.
  2. [2] Destination Guide: Where to Sleep, Eat, Drink and Play at Jay Peak — SKI Magazine, May 2021. Read October 21, 2026.
  3. [3] Lodging — Jay Peak Resort · official. Read October 21, 2026.
  4. [4] Getting Here — Jay Peak Resort · official. Read October 21, 2026.