The condo has a fun layout (loft bedroom with spiral staircase and a downstairs section with more bedrooms), a nice big, vaulted-ceiling living room with a wood-burning stove and a cool downstairs patio underneath the walkway to the front door. The kitchen had all the utensils you could need with a dishwasher and microwave. There is a TV with Dish and a dvd player, but for some reason the sound wasn't working no matter what we tried. The washer/dryer downstairs would have come in quite handy. There was a power outage in the area the night we got there so we couldn't use anything; we ended up cutting our trip short because our kids were freezing and they were afraid of the dark. Resetting the fuse box didn't work so I tried calling the owner to find out what was happening but the call wouldn't go through with a message saying that the customer had requested no calls go go through. It wasn't until sometime the next morning that we found out that the entire area lost power. This would be a nice place to stay when it isn't snowing heavily and probably especially in the warmer months. As with most rentals, you have to shovel snow yourself. BUT... there is a long walkway with a flight of stairs to get to the front door which made shoveling downright annoying. This was supposed to have been cleared for us prior to arrival but it wasn't, so when we got there (at night) I had to leave my family in the car for about a half hour while I cleared a path to the front door. Parking is on the side of the road so when the snow plow comes, you get trapped and have to shovel out of that too. Of course, after I'd spent almost 2 hours shoveling the car out of the 3-foot high snow bank created by the snow plow, the guy with the machine that clears all of the snow off the road came by. I will say that the owner had the heaters on for us so that was rather nice and she did email often me with various info about the current weather conditions and such.

So in short, this is a fun place with a nice owner. But I'd avoid it during a storm.