What's inside the A-frame

The open floor plan centers around a wood-burning fireplace. Cathedral ceilings run the full height of the A-frame, with windows that pull the forest inside. Guests bring their own firewood, and central heating covers the rest.

The kitchen has everything you need for group meals, with an electric range and oven, a full fridge, a dishwasher, and a stocked spice rack. Four bedrooms sleep ten comfortably, and two-and-a-half bathrooms mean no one is waiting in line.

The great room with cathedral ceilings and forest views

Finnish barrel sauna and private hot tub

Step outside after skiing to a Finnish cedar barrel sauna. Let the heat work through sore legs, then cool down in the Vermont air before sliding into the private hot tub.

No reservations. No time slots. Just you and your group, whenever you feel like it. A sauna is the kind of detail that turns a good trip into the one everyone talks about for years.

The cedar barrel sauna and hot tub on the back deck

Minutes from the mountain

Ski Haus sits in Jamaica, VT, a ten-minute drive to Stratton Mountain Resort's access road. Close enough that you can be first on the gondola without setting an alarm for 5 AM.

Jamaica State Park is ten minutes away for snowshoeing, hiking, and swimming in the warmer months. Manchester is a 30-minute drive for dining and outlet shopping. Mount Snow and Okemo are both within a half-hour.

Aerial view of the haus in the Vermont forest

Built for remote work and road trips

If you're combining work with a ski trip, the standing desk and 1 Gbps fiber connection mean you won't spend half the morning fighting hotel WiFi. Take calls from the living room while the rest of your group hits the slopes, then join them for afternoon runs.

Driving an EV? The Level 2 charger means your car is fully topped off by morning. Bring your own cable. The heated mudroom sits right beside it, with boot warmers for ski boots and hiking boots, and room to leave skis and gear.

The primary bedroom with forest views The king loft bedroom with morning light

Stratton Mountain Vacation Rental: A Nordic A-Frame That Sleeps 10

Ten minutes from Stratton Mountain’s access road, a four-bedroom A-frame sits among white birch trees in Jamaica, Vermont. This is Stratton Ski Haus: a Nordic-inspired vacation rental built for groups of up to ten who want real space, a full kitchen, and a barrel sauna waiting at the end of a ski day.

Why Book a Stratton Vacation Rental Instead of a Hotel?

Stratton’s on-mountain condos do the job if you’re traveling solo. But the moment your group hits four or five people, the math shifts. A two-bedroom condo splits your party across tight quarters. A Stratton Mountain rental like Ski Haus gives everyone room to spread out across four bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, with a chef’s kitchen big enough to actually cook in.

There’s no lobby, no shared hot tub with strangers, no checkout-by-10am pressure. You get a private retreat with 1 Gbps fiber internet, a standing desk for anyone working remotely, and a Level 2 EV charger in the driveway. This is a vacation rental that keeps up with how people actually travel now.

Minutes from the Mountain, Miles from the Crowds

Ski Haus sits in Jamaica, VT, a ten-minute drive to Stratton Mountain Resort’s access road. Close enough that you can be first on the gondola without setting an alarm for 5 AM. Far enough that you’re surrounded by birch forest instead of parking lots.

Jamaica State Park is five minutes away for snowshoeing, hiking, and swimming in the warmer months. Manchester is a 30-minute drive for dining and outlet shopping. Mount Snow and Okemo are both within a half-hour, giving your group options if anyone wants to explore a different mountain for the day.

What’s Inside the A-Frame

The open floor plan centers around a wood-stove fireplace that heats the main living area. Cathedral ceilings run the full height of the A-frame, with windows that pull the forest inside. The chef’s kitchen has everything you need for group meals, down to a full spice rack.

Four bedrooms sleep ten comfortably. Two-and-a-half bathrooms mean no one’s waiting in line. Every room has been designed with intention: warm textures, natural materials, and the kind of lighting that makes people put their phones down.

Finnish Barrel Sauna and Private Hot Tub

Step outside after skiing to a Finnish barrel sauna. Let the heat work through sore legs, then cool down in the Vermont air before sliding into the private hot tub. No reservations. No time slots. Just you and your group, whenever you feel like it.

This combination alone sets Ski Haus apart from most Stratton ski house rentals. A sauna isn’t a perk you’ll find in a standard condo or hotel room. It’s the kind of detail that turns a good trip into the one everyone talks about for years.

Built for Remote Work and Road Trips

If you’re combining work with a ski trip, the standing desk and 1 Gbps fiber connection mean you won’t spend half the morning fighting hotel Wi-Fi. Take calls from the living room while the rest of your group hits the slopes, then join them for afternoon runs.

Driving an EV? The Level 2 charger means your car is fully topped off by morning. One less thing to think about.

5.0 Rating Across 30+ Reviews

Guests don’t leave perfect scores by accident. Thirty five-star reviews reflect consistent attention to detail: a well-stocked kitchen, spotless rooms, fast communication, and a space that photographs just as well as it lives. Read what past guests have to say and you’ll notice a pattern. People don’t just enjoy the stay. They start planning their return trip before checkout.

Book Direct and Save

When you book Stratton Ski Haus directly, you skip the service fees that platforms like Airbnb add on top. Same property, same experience, lower total cost. Direct booking also means direct communication with the hosts for local tips, early check-in requests, and personalized recommendations.

Planning a Stratton Mountain ski trip, a fall foliage retreat, or a summer gathering? Check availability and book direct to lock in your dates.

Have questions about the property? Visit our homepage for more details about White Birch Collective and what makes this corner of Vermont worth the trip.

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