Jay Village Inn & Restaurant

Jay Village Inn is the perfect spot to stay for visiting Jay’s Peak. The rooms are basic but comfortable. There is a hot tub and sauna available for use in the winter. The waitresses and bartenders were very friendly, accommodating, and kind. The restaurant food portions are huge. The only room for improvement would be the flavor profile. We tried the vermont cheddar burger and it was plain and dry. The mozzarella sticks were delicious and the breakfast options were great. The drinks are amazing and sitting by the fire is a great way to relax after a long day of skiing. We would definitely recommend staying here!

I had the giant chicken Cesar salad at Jay Village Inn and they weren’t kidding about the “giant” part. It was massive in the best way. Grilled chicken, romaine, plenty of dressing, and an amazing bread on the side. I left full and very happy. Definitely worth ordering. The restaurant is also very cozy!

Perfect overnight stay. We were not expecting a 5-star resort but we found the Jay Village Inn to be comfortable and accommodating. Upon arrival we were greeted at the desk, checked in, and were given a full rundown including restaurant / bar hours. Since we needed to depart early the next day, JR told us that we could grab coffee and a bite across the street at the store which would be open early. The restaurant / bar was a perfect in-house amenity and offered fantastic beverages and awesome food ! A very welcoming bar with a very casual vibe. Portions were huge and the drinks were well crafted and not skimpy ! ||The room had a very comfortable bed, tv, small refrigerator and private bath. The shower is a bit 'compact', but that's no big deal. Nothing else needed for a road stop !

No maid service. You will have to take out your own trash and ask for towels. However, the hot tub and sauna are great both very hot. Hot tub can get up to 107° sauna idk the exact temperature but it’s plenty hot. I believe the sauna stops working after 10pm though. The food is pretty good and the portions are biblical.

We stopped here for lunch today at 2pm and there was hardly anyone in the dining area we were seated at. The hostess had no idea what type of beer they served. She brought over the drink menu and we placed an order for a switchback and an orange creamsicle. Whom I thought was the bartender then came over and told me they were out of the orange creamsicle so I ordered a raspberry mimosa. We saw her at the bar the whole time we sat there. A waiter then showed up and asked if we needed a drink. We told him we had placed an order and he took our food order. 15 minutes later we are still waiting for our drinks. There was no one at the bar drinking and there was one other table with two people at it that were cashing out. No drinks came. I asked the hostess if she had put the drink order in an