曼彻斯特 3 星级酒店, $104 起

“Great location - the room was very clean and spacious. You don't check in at the property but at another one nearby. Hot tub was nicely maintained”

“餐饮选择少，游泳池一个人是$25美元，2个人是$30美元，入住手续办理不方便，因为渡假村很大，由好几个区域组成，只有一个入住办理！价格偏高，个人认为选择离滑雪场15或者20分钟左右的车程酒店更划算！附近开车约30分钟的outlet 非常棒，免税（可以谈）”

“我们在这里受到了热情和友好的接待，房间干净漂亮，早餐美味，酒店外面环境也很美，窗外许多美丽的小鸟和松鼠，总之一切都很棒”

“Tammy, the assistant inn keeper and restaurant manager was fantastic. She was attentive to every need. The restaurant staff was phenomenal as well highly recommend, it’s a little hidden gem off the beaten path. I will definitely return. Had a fabulous time.”

“No major complaints from regular 3 star hotel for a ski trip. Pros - large sized rooms with 4 single beds - hot tub - close to slopes - many separate common areas Cons - dated hotel - limited/fixed breakfast options - ”

“We LOVED the modern clean aesthetic and convenience to Mount Snow. Definitely one of the nicest places in the area and we’ve seen a lot. We arrived late but check in was super easy. We will definitely return!”

“The bar tender in the lounge on Saturday 10/18 was not friendly. Seemed like he didn’t like his job. He was the only one working and there were not many customers at the bar. Dining room had no one in it. He just was not attentive to me party of 3 who just wanted to order a drink. Fitness center at the Season was very nice but hours were not very accommodating ”

“Wonderful location, across the road from the mountain and the stream and an old barn. It literally feels like you are in the middle of nowhere. The bedrooms were well appointed, plenty of towels and sheets. There's also a washer and dryer in the kitchen. The hallway light was full of bugs and impossible for us to find the switch to turn it off. The front door is in serious need of repair. The property manager is woefully unskilled at her job.”

“Great great for families”

“Cozy cottage. Very clean and everything you need is there. Nice kitchen and fireplace. Lots of room and 3 bathrooms as well. Reasonably close to the ski mountains. ”