News · Relais & Châteaux

Twin Farms Elevates Vermont Escape with New Chef's Table and Treehouses

Twin Farms, Vermont's esteemed Relais & Châteaux retreat, enhances its offering with a bespoke chef's table experience. The property also expands its luxury accommodations, adding unique treehouse lodging for an elevated stay.

H. TANABE· Japanese correspondent·August 14, 2026·2 min read
A modern luxury treehouse nestled high in the forest canopy at Twin Farms, Vermont.

A modern luxury treehouse nestled high in the forest canopy at Twin Farms, Vermont.

Announced August 13, 2026, Twin Farms, the exclusive Relais & Châteaux property nestled within Vermont’s Green Mountains, unveils two significant enhancements to its guest experience: a new chef's table and luxury treehouse accommodations. Robb Report — Travel, via Laura Dannen Redman, describes the treehouses as "a sturdy and absurdly comfortable spot" even amidst a summer storm.

The chef's table promises an intimate, immersive culinary journey, building on Twin Farms' reputation for exceptional, all-inclusive dining. This addition caters to guests seeking a more personalized interaction with the resort's gastronomic philosophy, emphasizing local ingredients and refined technique.

The introduction of eight new Treehouses provides a distinctive lodging option, positioning guests directly within the natural landscape. These arboreal retreats blend rustic charm with unparalleled luxury, offering features such as king-sized beds, hanging gas fireplaces, and expansive wood-paneled interiors, as detailed by Robb Report — Travel. The aim is to provide an escape that feels both secluded and sumptuously appointed.

Our take: Twin Farms consistently delivers a masterclass in discreet, understated luxury. These additions are not about flash, but about deepening the connection to the unique Vermont setting and refining an already stellar guest experience. The chef's table offers a compelling reason for repeat visitors, while the treehouses tap into the enduring appeal of experiential, nature-integrated stays, executed with the property's characteristic polish. It's a smart evolution for a brand that understands its discerning clientele.

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