Gunstock!
For all the reasons FLL has stated, plus with the new investment in a slow and low quad life, I would say Gunstock is the best bet, by far.
Zeke recommended private lessons. Although they can be expensive, you get so much more value out of the private lessons. If you have two or three in your party and all are at about the same level, contact the ski school and reserve an instructor now for a few two-hour, private sessions your the small party. Making plans now instead of on the day will usually get you an instructor that is best for your needs. Planning ahead does help.
Also, at this time of the year when the cover is not that deep, get out early! Early means getting to the mountain at least an hour before it opens, having something to eat there, hooking up with your instructor ideally before the lifts are open and being on the mountain when the snow surface is at its best. Conditions and crowds from 11:00 AM onward do not support a good learning environment, especially during the holiday week.
Lastly, Gunstock has, by far, the best views. Seeing the lake from Gunstock, usually with some ice and some open water, is something you will remember forever.
Have an enjoyable week!
R2B
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