15 Mi to Snowshoe Resort: Cabin w/ Deck & Fire Pit

Nice big beautiful kitchen/family room area with cozy warm wood burning stove and picturesque windows on a private lot surrounded by snow covered woods. Great place for our group to gather together and enjoy each others company.

House was clean, plenty of beds and bedding for varying number of guests. Within 10 mins to both Cass and Green Bank Observatory, only 25 to snowshoe. Great location for everything we wanted out of a weekend in the mountains with family. Kitchen could be better equipped. Skillets could be replaced and there was not a colander or baking sheets, but we improvised and it didn’t prevent us from making what we intended. Had trails near house to walk as well.

Took the kids and grandparents to Cass and Greenbank. Excellent location for those activities. House was clean and cozy. We decided to grill out and have s'mores instead of driving an hour to get a restaurant, it was perfect.There isn't much around, which for me was a good thing.

This house is very nice and clean. The location is right off the highway and is great if you are skiing at Snowshoe or attending other events in West Virginia and Virginia. We were there for the Maple Festival located in Monterey, VA. Overall the house is as it appears in the listing with one little thing all should know. The second queen bedroom is not accessible from the main house. The entrance is located from the back deck and you do have to walk in the elements. If you have little ones, this room is not ideal when planning. Also, there is not a blow dryer provided for all those that don't usually travel with one. (unless they add from my suggestion to management). I would stay at this rental if I needed something in that area again.

We recently stayed in this cabin during winter, traveling all the way from Florida with our family (5 adults and 4 kids). The house itself is exactly as described—clean, spacious, and beautifully secluded in nature. The privacy and peaceful surroundings were exactly what we were looking for. However, our experience was significantly affected by poor management. Shortly after arriving, we discovered that the AC was broken. With temperatures outside at 24F and the cabin being wooden with only a small fireplace, this quickly became a serious issue. To make matters worse, there was no hardwood stored for the fireplace, leaving us scrambling to find a solution in freezing conditions. We immediately contacted the property owner, who assured us that an AC technician would come and that firewood would be supplied. Unfortunately, the technician never showed up, and the wood only arrived the evening before our departure—far too late to be helpful. Since leaving early wasn’t an option (everything nearby was fully booked), we had no choice but to endure the cold. Desperate to stay warm, we had to drive 30 miles to purchase hardwood and the last available space heater in the local store—additional expenses that could have been avoided with proper preparation from the host.At the end of our stay, we reached out to the owner to request reimbursement for at least the cost of the heating supplies. Disappointingly, we received no response at all.