Ski Retreat Townhome in Plymouth, VT

The property was fine, we were able to access everything that we needed. The only thing that I would say could have been slightly better is if the driveway was cleared of snow. I realize it was a big storm the weekend that we arrived, but I had to shovel the driveway in order to pack up our car to go home. Not a big deal, but it would’ve been helpful to have that done already.

House is easy to get to from Killington in the village of Plymouth. Lots of space on the four floors, and house is clean and kitchen is well stocked. Just a couple of minor issues (stove wasn't working- it happens, and there seemed to be a weird number of flies for the end of December), but mgmt team was quick to respond. Great place for a family and skiing. Great area.

Beautiful views in a very private, peaceful location Not as close to Killington as we thought and a little out of the way of your looking for restaurants or quick bite to eat. Clean and large enough for family of 5. TV is on the smaller side for size of living room area and no streaming service avail if that’s important. Also would’ve been nice to have a working fireplace,gas or otherwise. Overall fine place to stay for the value.

For some reason the listing advertises a hot tub, and truly don't think bathtubs qualify as hot tubs. there were also some cleanliness issues here and there. But overall the house was very nice.

We truly enjoyed this house's roomy den/living room and spacious bedrooms.

Place was exceptionally clean and comfortable. Your wall of historical books was enticing, could have stayed a week just to read a few. Loved being up the hill from the Pres. Coolidge homestead and Plymouth Cheese Factory. Three minor suggestions: I only gave 4 stars for communication because I never received a confirmatory email after booking (had to go onto VRBO to be sure the place was booked); the large kitchen table would be perfect to play games, but we couldn't see well, as the track lighting doesn't shine down on the table (maybe adjust one of the lamps); and, while we respected your rule about no shoes in the house, you should consider installing carpet/treads on the stairs as they were very slippery in either stocking feet or even barefoot. Someone is likely to fall and hurt themselves. That was our only discomfort at your well-designed and upkept home.