The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge
1144 Access Rd, Jay, VT 05859-7074
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#4 of 4 hotels in Jay
Location
4.3
Cleanliness
3.8
Service
3.4
Value
3.9
See why so many travelers make The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge their hotel of choice when visiting Jay. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.
The rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease.
In addition, as a valued The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge guest, you can enjoy an on-site restaurant that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.
While in Jay be sure to experience local ramen favorites at Miso Hungry.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge as you experience all of the things Jay has to offer.
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Property amenities
Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Hot tub
Restaurant
Golf course
Skiing
Shuttle bus service
Baggage storage
Wifi
Convenience store
Non-smoking hotel
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Air conditioning
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Non-smoking rooms
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Mid-range
Modern
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52Somewhat walkable
Grade: 52 out of 100
13Restaurantswithin 5 miles
3Attractionswithin 5 miles
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1144 Access Rd, Jay, VT 05859-7074
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I recently visited for an outdoor bluegrass concert. The hotel is modern and clean. Check in was easy and staff friendly. Breakfast was included, which was very good. The location of the hotel to the outdoor concert setting was excellent as it was adjacent to the stage. The only concern I have with my experience is the fact that Jay allowed concert goes who did not purchase a hotel room to camp over night in the parking lot. Many people slept in their vehicles and the morning parking lot resembled a Woodstock aftermath. I am all for allowing people to camp - I just think Jay needs to create a camping area separate from the hotel's parking lot.
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Date of stay: July 2019
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Several days ago my wife and I stayed at this hotel. Located at one end of the resort it is approximately a five minute drive to the main base area (Tramside), where the gondola to the mountain peak and water park are located. The hotel was neat and clean as was our room. However, other than a sofa bed that had been well-used there was nowhere else to sit. When I asked what the resort fee (approximately $25) covered I was told wifi access, a shuttle bus between all parts of the resort and the ability to make free calls anywhere in the world. Being frequent travelers we are used to having free wifi and have the ability to make wifi calls for no additional cost. As a result the resort fee provided little value. Finally, there is a restaurant on the second floor that provides a good breakfast (with a good view of the mountain). All Resort personnel was very personable and knowledgeable.…
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Date of stay: June 2019Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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3rd family visit to Jay Peak Resort. 1st time for a hockey tournament and 1st time at Stateside Lodge. The overall Jay Peak resort is gorgeous, spotless, and has tons to do. Waterpark, two arcades, rock wall climbing, ropes course, movie theater etc. Hotel Jay is our favorite, but Stateside is a good option to save $$ while still having a beautiful room. We're in a regular 2bed hotel room at Stateside for this trip. It has a mini fridge and microwave. Coffee maker not my favorite..it uses those paper coffee pods and some odd brand of cheap coffee that tastes horrible. This hotel has a diner but nowhere else to just get a cup of decent coffee without driving over to hotel jay which is a good mile away down steep hills not something I would recommend walking to. Our Room has huge closet and lots of extra hooks, benches, storage spaces which is nice. Cons....Our hockey team is scattered throughout multiple properties here and none have rooms together despite our requests. We did have a function room for a team dinner last night which was nice. The wait staff was nice, but ran out of plates, didn't have tablecloths on tables, kept running out of salad dressing etc just seemed odd given the expense. Overall I definitely love the resort amenities but everything is expensive here. On top of price to stay being $800 up for a wknd including waterpark passes, you have resort fees, taxes, and then another $50 per day charged to credit card at ck in for incidentals which they credit after you ck out. You cannot use cash, cks, or debit cards for the $50 daily fee either so luckily my husband had a card with him as I don't. Overall we'll likely be back but it's pricey.…
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Date of stay: November 2018Trip type: Traveled with family
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We stayed out of ski season. Staff very helpful. Free bus from our area to the store and restaurant. Food was to a high standard. Sandwichs can be ordered from the store very nice and large. Asked about our stay several times by the management. They like to keep high standards
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Date of stay: September 2018Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We bought a golf getaway and went in mid June. Great prices and very comfortable accommodations. The place was not busy and we only stayed one night. Likely very nice as well in winter as close to the slopes.
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Date of stay: June 2018
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Perfect location. Very nice hotel a little pricey but maybe worth it for the location especially if you have kids. Very nice clean Hotel but not worth the price if you don't care about ski in ski out. Hot tub really needs to upgrade. Checking can be a lengthy process especially on a holiday weekend after 5 p.m. or if it has snowed try and check in earlier.
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Date of stay: March 2018Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Booked a family night for Spring Break on Tuango, with an access to the Pump House. Upon reservation, the lady gladly told us about the room amenities, time of check-in, and how we could pass by to get our water slides tickets earlier than the 4PM check-in. SHE happily mentioned that we could use our tickets for both days. I called again the morning of our trip to confirm the availability of towels on site, when I was then AGAIN confirmed we would have access to the Pump House that day and the following one. Upon arrival (at noon), we were told the contrary, our passes were valid for only 1 day (I was asked the name of who had told me this information, which I did not have... so if you are promised such information, take down the name of who you talk to!). We enjoyed the Pump House (again, disappointed by some "rules" they have for smaller children- that's another review). Back at the hotel for 6PM check-in, rooms are clean and comfortable. Cheapest coffee maker ever ! Upon wake-up (we have 2 kids, so we were up at 6:05), nowhere to find a decent coffee, my husband was rudely told to go back to his room and use the coffee machine. Want breakfast ? Have to wait until 7:30 for the restaurant to open, or worst, 8:00 for the cafeteria. Not much on site in the hotel, so we figured we would take the kids to the hot tubs before checking out (spas open at 9h00)... Bad news, the guys was doing maintenance for the next hour. Why do maintenance during the operating hours ? Than we come to checkout at 10:40, only 2 clerks working at the desk with a huge lineup (they do know checkout is at 11:00 right?). Worked in the hotel industry for many years at a front desk, very bad service, management and wrong information upon reservation. Very disappointed, will not go back.…
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Date of stay: March 2018
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We’ve traveled extensively and have certain standards/expectations no matter if we’re staying in a 5 star resort or small hotel. We typically do not stay in ski resorts but rather rent private homes,except for this time and what a mistake! Upon arrival there was no parking for hotel Guests the lots were full without any valet or reserved spaces for overnight guests. After parking 1 mile away and walking back up hill I was further disappointed by lack of any assistance from front desk with dinner reservations or other activities. Was told to dial myself!! Who does that?? I would have dialed myself, but they don’t even have house phones available in the lobby!!! Next, we check into our room. I inspect the beds to make sure housekeepers didn’t cut corners and am disgusted to find stained mattress, someone else’s hair in my bedsheets and dirty comforter covers! I would call the front desk to complain but like other reviewers have said in previous posts -this place just doesn’t care! I won’t return nor will I recommend this resort to anyone. 5 thumbs down👎👎👎👎👎…
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Date of stay: February 2018Trip type: Traveled with family
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We stayed at the Stateside for 3 nights and was very happy with the service, the rooms where new, spacious and very clean. The lodge is right there next to the mountain which is very convenient you can gear up and just walk out to the lifts or walk down to the rental shop. We are beginners and took personalized ski classes, the instructor was great they had a nice field to start your lessons and it was all very well organized. They had a great lessons for kids all ages, which compare to other places you can see how well they thought those kids. Great experience, from renting, learning, practicing and skiing. The resort has a lot of different things to do, water park, movies and climbing place which we did not even get to do, they also offer a shuttle to take you to the different hotels and restaurants in the property. Wonderful stay, definitely recommend it for the family!! Thanks Jay Peak!…
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Date of stay: December 2017Trip type: Traveled with family
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This place has outdoor hot tubs that are located on the side of the hotel that faces slopes. The hot tub pumps need to run when temperature falls below freezing frequently even at night time. I guess this wasn't well planned or hot tub equipment is old or faulty but when they run my room's floor was vibrating. In addition a loud humming sound would certainly wake you up. Pumps turn on roughly every hour, run for 2-3 minutes and stop. Needless to say that it was a sleepless night that kind of makes it hard to enjoy skiing next day. I stayed in room 220 but I guess that room above it and the adjacent room may have the same issue.
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Date of stay: December 2017Trip type: Traveled with family
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United StatesVermontNortheast KingdomJay
NUMBER OF ROOMS
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Claim Your Listing Frequently Asked Questions about The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge
Which popular attractions are close to The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge?
Nearby attractions include Jay Peak Pump House (0.5 miles), Jay Peak Resort (0.1 miles), and Tower Bar (0.6 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, an on-site restaurant, and free parking.
What food & drink options are available at The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their stay.
Is parking available at The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge?
Conveniently located restaurants include The Belfry, Jay Village Inn, and 242 Texas BBQ.
Does The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge have an airport shuttle?
Yes, The New Stateside Hotel & Baselodge offers an airport shuttle for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.