Huttopia Sutton: Chalet

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About Huttopia Sutton: Chalet

Stay in the Eastern Townships, in the heart of a superb maple and yellow birch forest that stretches over 150 acres.

Huttopia Sutton is located in the heart of a beautiful forest crossed by a stream, at the foot of Mount Sutton. It is a place where calm and serenity reign, the ideal place to escape and recharge your batteries. Best of all, Huttopia Sutton is only an hour and a half drive from Montreal or Burlington, Vermont.

Our unique accommodations are designed to help you disconnect from the distractions of everyday life while reconnecting with friends, family and loved ones. We invite you to come explore and enjoy nature – and pets are welcome too!

Our chalets have been carefully placed to blend into the forest, while still allowing a superb view of the mountains of Vermont. By staying in a chalet (thoughtfully crafted of untreated of wood and large glass windows), you can enjoy the comforts of a fully-furnished kitchen, two bedrooms, and a cozy living area with a wood stove. We’ve stocked the chalet with everything you need and nothing you don’t, allowing you relax and unwind.

The Bistro welcomes you to eat or have a drink, and everyone can enjoy the heated swimming pool.

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