Name: Mount Snow Condominiums
Address: 89 Grand Summit Way, West Dover, West Dover, West Dover, 05356, United States of America
Rating: 7

24-hour reception

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Tumbleweed Ski Lift

Ego Alley Ski Lift

Grand Summit Express Ski Lift

Seasons Ski Lift

Mount Snow

Bluebird Express Ski Lift

Snow Lake

Discovery Shuttle Ski Lift

Sundance Ski Lift

Heavy Metal Ski Lift

Mount Snow Condominiums

West Dover

We've booked this hotel for our annual trip to Vermont to see wonderful foliage colors and were not disappointed. This place is close enough to Boston, not too far from the Manchester Center Designer outlets, each condo is individually owned but centrally managed during the rental period. Ours was a two-bedroom unit, well kept with natural wood fireplace (and firewood was provided free of charge). We've had a very pleasant stay, quick check-in/out and great advises from the front desk. 
If you want a fine dining experience - book a table at Two Tannery Road restaurant few minutes away.

Pleasant quiet condos in Vermont not too far from Boston

I am writing about unit C-32.   It would not be fair to take my criticisms for all Seasons condos, but since you can't chose which one you get (see below), it DOES effect the reputation of the other units.   We wanted ski in/out or as close as possible. The renting realtor claimed there was nothing available in the Main lodge (despite that there was very little snow this season) and were told our only option was the Seasons condominiums.   Because there was little snow this season, the ski in/out feature of the condos was not applicable as a feature.  We had to drive and park everyday, but this isn't the fault of the realtor.  However while we were having dinner at the main lodge one night I asked the front desk, and apparently there were plenty of rooms available - so I'm not sure what the deal is with that.   That being said, a major issue I had here is that when you call to rent one of the condos, you have no absolutely choice which one you get, it's luck of the draw with the renting realtor.   So if you have a group that has different sleeping needs as we did (two couples, 2 kids), they won't tell you if the unit has all bunk beds or whatever.    The rest is really cosmetic.  Unit C32 is clean, but the interior hasn't been addressed since the 1980's.  Furniture is worn, carpets worn and stained, a rocking chair about to break, 4 old chairs left at a 6 chair table, blankets look like they came from a garage sale.  Crappy SEASHORE art (?) and random Christmas figurines.   Wall paper pealing.   Heating system erratic  - one hour you're sweating, the next cold, and extremely DRY (bring a humidifier).   This is not the worst place I've ever stayed (I spent a month in Thailand - you don't want to know), but certainly not worth $2600 for 4 nights.   A little new paint and $1000 spent on Craigslist and at Kohl's would make a world of difference in this unit.  ALSO: NO WIFI!

Assuming all units are different, ours was MEH

Lets face it, we rented this unit (we got unit C) for the 50 foot walk to a chair lift to get right onto the mountain. That was awesome and very convenient! What i wasnt expecting was the old style arcade games that i couldnt tear my kids away from. They loved it. The place was clean and spacious. The real key though, is definitely the easy access to the mountain. In the past we were "near" the mountain, but nothing beats just walking across the street to get on the slopes!

Convenient and fun

Weird! When checking in at Snow Lake Lodge we were told how lucky we were. We got Unit C, which is the only one with arcade style games and a jukebox. "The kids'll love it!" Not so. This rather small3 story condo was spacious enough for us, but he 3 large games dominated the space. They were way too loud for the space. We never used the jukebox. When we tried to turn it on all we got was a painfully loud static noise and we did not even try to use it.

The decorator (a 14 year old boy perhaps?) sacrificed comfortable seating for the toys. The only seating in the living room (aside from stools and folding chairs for dining) were a futon and a rather uncomfortable chair. 

We did not use the fireplace. There seemed to be plenty of dry wood available, but the fireplace looked too small to be of any use.

The appliances are old (I got rid of that microwave and dishwasher 15 years ago). We turned on the lava lamp a bit for fun, but it got extremely hot and should probably be scrapped for safety's sake.

The bed linens were scratchy. The pillow cases were too small for the pillow. Luckily I used a tee shirt to cover the uncovered portion of the pillow.

We did use the washer/dryer. Unfortunately, a blanket had been left in the washer, so we just set it aside.

The entire condo had a musty, stale feeling to it. 

The best thing I can say about it is the price was OK and it is close to the mountain.

Mountaineer Townhouse at Mount Snow

My family stayed in the spruces, condo 'G' for one night in August. We had to drive to the grand summit lodge to check in, which is like 4 minutes by car tops. 
First impressions had us extremely happy: beautiful furniture, fireplace in the living room with brick wall that goes up to the ceiling- raised ceilings here so you can see to the top floor sleeping quarters, Porch overlooking the woods/driveway, bunk beds upstairs along with a double bed in one room, king sized bed in the master. 
Beds weren't that comfortable, but they aren't hotel beds and the owner probably does like it. 
The couches were awesome and very comfy. Instructions on how to use fireplace and starter wood to get it going. This was superb in my book! There's something about having a fire going even in summer. 
Downfall is there is no wifi. But remember we are in the middle of the green mountains and it's pretty isolated- who knows if wifi is even offered! 
Most of the restaurants aren't open until dinner time, including the one at grand summit. We arrived and wanted something to eat before 5, and were limited. 
We came in the summer to do alpine sledding at bromley mountain, not to ski. Different atmosphere in the summer time- more laid back.  
All in all, well worth the money. Great place. 
Oh, pool, sauna and hot tub were a quick car ride to a separate building. Nice- heated pool outside and hot tub inside. Also have access to all amenities at the grand summit, kids loved the arcade but it's expensive at nearly $1 for even game- pinball is .75  

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