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"It’s a beautiful hotel with new, modern facilities and excellent customer service. Highly recommended!"

"Parking good room hot. Ventilation system kept us awake. So loud!"

"Nice people on Staff. Clean and comfortable! "

"Very nice"

"Did not use the kitchen."

"The slopes were extremely accessible and the ski valet staff were great. We came during spring break so I’m sure we paid a premium price, but we expected more out of the room and amenities for the extreme amount we paid. The room was run down and the sofa/bed was really old. I’ve stayed in much better for far less. The amenities/perks had all kinds of issues. Bowling alley was down, the spa was unavailable and the restaurant wasn’t as described. It was a challenge to get a decent breakfast and ended up eating food that you’d find in a gas station. Place is great for slope access but definitely not worth the price tag we paid. "

"Perfect housekeeping"

"If you've ever wanted to experience a lock-off unit masquerading as an "entire condo," this is your spot! The listing promises privacy, but plot twist—the main condo has easy access to your room while you're locked out of theirs. Who needs security when you can have that thrilling "someone could enter anytime" vibe? Listed for 4 guests but actually sleeps 7! The hosts crammed in beds at the expense of trivial things like a dining table. Breakfast in bed, lunch in bed, dinner in bed—living the dream! Who needs furniture when you have multiple sleeping surfaces? The "kitchenette" features a mini fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. The genius touch? ZERO dishes. Not even a cup for that coffee maker. It's a culinary escape room! Brings new meaning to BYOC (Bring Your Own Cups... and plates... and anything useful). Bonus features include shower curtain mold art and a check-in process that doubles as an escape room. Bedding and towels for 7 though, because consistency is overrated! Would recommend only to people I don't like. Disappointing, unsafe, absolute waste of money—but hey, creative advertising!"