Secluded 5K Sq Ft Retreat: Sauna, Hot Tub Games
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A private rental property in Killington offering a sauna and hot tub alongside substantial living space — access comes with booking rather than as a public facility.
Killington’s scale explains why properties like this exist. The mountain runs six peaks and roughly 1,500 acres with a season stretching from October to late May, and the surrounding valley has developed a dense stock of large rental houses serving groups who come for a week at a time.
The combination of sauna and hot tub is common in mountain rentals and worth understanding as two different things. A hot tub holds you at around 102°F in water, which limits how long the body can stay before core temperature climbs uncomfortably. A sauna at 180°F in dry air allows evaporative cooling through the skin, which is why a longer session is possible despite the far higher ambient temperature.
Used in sequence with cold — and in a Vermont winter, cold is simply outside — the two make a more complete circuit than either alone.
Book through the listing platform. Ski-season availability fills months in advance, and holiday weeks book a year out.