Our Lodge & Cabins in Vermont
Discover your new favorite place to relax, explore, celebrate, and unwind.
Seesaw’s Lodge consists of three luxurious cabins and a seven-bedroom Lodge with mountain views, all recently rebuilt with modern comforts in an old-world Vermont setting.
The Lodge, formally known as the Ski Loft Residence, includes six spacious suites and an Innkeeper’s quarters, each inspired by a local tree. This rustic retreat has been carefully crafted, incorporating the inn’s rich history and unique character.
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Johnny Seesaw's Restaurant
A spark of an idea to build a special kind of gathering place.
Fresh fare rooted in tradition. Johnny Seesaw’s serves up simple inventive food with deep connections to the surrounding area and the inn’s heritage. Incorporating local ingredients with a fresh twist, our menu celebrates Vermont and elevates comfort food. E-gift cards now available!
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Seesaw's Stories
“Seesaw’s is quintessential and unpretentious Vermont with the added perk of modern conveniences and elegance. The restaurant was cozy, delicious and tres chic. GO. GO. GO!”
Seesaw’s Valentine
Seesaw’s has a long-standing tradition of being a place that brings together couples, families, and friends. We celebrate this Valentine’s Day with the story of a bus named Desire who became part of the lodge’s lore…
All-Comers Welcome
Since 1924, Johnny Seesaw’s has invited guests to gather around the copper-clad fireplace and warm both their toes and their spirits. It was a place full of joyful celebration and rollicking fun.
Restaurant Revival: Johnny Seesaw’s
See the full article from editable Vermont. “It was fortuitous that our intensive renovation from 2015 to 2018 incorporated total […]
A Seesaw’s Winter Wonderland
Abundant in rocky terrain and dense forests filled with maple, birch ash and pine trees, the small town of Peru, Vermont struggled to find its niche for centuries—that is, until the development of “Bromley Run” in 1933 and then came, the winter wonderland…
