Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa
Tuesday September 23, 2003
A new 50,000 square foot spa just opened at Stoweflake Resort in Vermont. 120 treatments will soothe mountain-weary souls. Six fireplaces and a Solarium with mineral soaking bath will warm you up. The spa will also include a Sports Club with Cybex machines, Spinning and a Yoga studio, in case you didn't get enough exercise on your skis.
VERMONT’S LARGEST AND MOST INCLUSIVE SPA CELEBRATES GRAND OPENING WITH GOVERNOR JIM DOUGLAS AND MISS VERMONT 2003
50,000-square-foot Spa at Stoweflake to become premier spa resort destination
Stowe, VT, September 10, 2003 – The new Spa at Stoweflake, a 50,000-square-foot luxury spa, nestled amidst the majestic Green Mountains, officially opened today during a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by Governor Jim Douglas, Miss Vermont 2003 Jennifer Ripley and more than 100 guests. The new spa, located at the AAA Four Diamond Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa, will be Vermont’s largest and most inclusive spa and will create an estimated 75–100 new jobs.
Chuck Baraw, president of the family-owned Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa, joined Governor Douglas in cutting the ribbon to mark the opening of the new luxury spa.
“I am delighted that both Governor Douglas and Miss Vermont were able to join my family and the Stowe community to mark this special occasion,” said Baraw. “The Spa at Stoweflake will re-define the spa experience in its exceptional service, well-trained staff and the incorporation of Vermont’s famed four seasons in its design, treatments and cuisine.”
And as a part of the ceremonial activities, Spa Director Chris Pulito presented Miss Vermont 2003 with a special “Day of Beauty” package and a Shambala Buddhist monk performed a traditional blessing with the burning of juniper branches and incense.
The 50,000-square-foot spa will feature 120 treatments and will include 30 private treatment rooms, six area fireplaces, a 10,000-square-foot meditative garden and labyrinth, private Sanctuary Lounges and the Aqua Solarium, a water therapy room solarium featuring a 12-foot replica of Vermont’s famed Bingham Falls and a Hungarian Mineral Soaking Bath.
A world-class Sports Club will also be a part of the new spa and will feature a private women’s fitness room, Cybex Fitness Center, and a state-of-the-art Spinning Studio and Yoga Studio.
The Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa is currently celebrating its 40th anniversary of charming visitors as a family owned-and-operated resort. In addition to the new Spa at Stoweflake, guests can enjoy exceptional dining, hot air ballooning, hiking, skiing, carriage rides and a number of recreational activities. In addition, the resort’s Mountain Vacations Planners can create personalized itineraries.
For further information, please visit www.stoweflake.com or call 800-253-2232. # # #
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VERMONT’S LARGEST AND MOST INCLUSIVE SPA CELEBRATES GRAND OPENING WITH GOVERNOR JIM DOUGLAS AND MISS VERMONT 2003
50,000-square-foot Spa at Stoweflake to become premier spa resort destination
Stowe, VT, September 10, 2003 – The new Spa at Stoweflake, a 50,000-square-foot luxury spa, nestled amidst the majestic Green Mountains, officially opened today during a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by Governor Jim Douglas, Miss Vermont 2003 Jennifer Ripley and more than 100 guests. The new spa, located at the AAA Four Diamond Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa, will be Vermont’s largest and most inclusive spa and will create an estimated 75–100 new jobs.
Chuck Baraw, president of the family-owned Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa, joined Governor Douglas in cutting the ribbon to mark the opening of the new luxury spa.
“I am delighted that both Governor Douglas and Miss Vermont were able to join my family and the Stowe community to mark this special occasion,” said Baraw. “The Spa at Stoweflake will re-define the spa experience in its exceptional service, well-trained staff and the incorporation of Vermont’s famed four seasons in its design, treatments and cuisine.”
And as a part of the ceremonial activities, Spa Director Chris Pulito presented Miss Vermont 2003 with a special “Day of Beauty” package and a Shambala Buddhist monk performed a traditional blessing with the burning of juniper branches and incense.
The 50,000-square-foot spa will feature 120 treatments and will include 30 private treatment rooms, six area fireplaces, a 10,000-square-foot meditative garden and labyrinth, private Sanctuary Lounges and the Aqua Solarium, a water therapy room solarium featuring a 12-foot replica of Vermont’s famed Bingham Falls and a Hungarian Mineral Soaking Bath.
A world-class Sports Club will also be a part of the new spa and will feature a private women’s fitness room, Cybex Fitness Center, and a state-of-the-art Spinning Studio and Yoga Studio.
The Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa is currently celebrating its 40th anniversary of charming visitors as a family owned-and-operated resort. In addition to the new Spa at Stoweflake, guests can enjoy exceptional dining, hot air ballooning, hiking, skiing, carriage rides and a number of recreational activities. In addition, the resort’s Mountain Vacations Planners can create personalized itineraries.
For further information, please visit www.stoweflake.com or call 800-253-2232. # # #
Information on this page has been provided by hotels or their representatives.
If you would like to submit your hotel or resort's travel specials for consideration for inclusion on this site, please submit it via email. Press releases are included at the sole discretion of the Hotels/Resorts/Inns Guide. Only photos sent via email in .jpg or .gif format will be accepted. Press releases or photos/slides received by mail will not be included.
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