Leatherbark

The room was roomy, clean, and had comfortable beds. There were three bedrooms, including one with four bunks, plus a full kitchen. We also liked the TV selection, the ski and snowboard racks just inside the front door, and the picnic-table style seating with plenty of places to sit. The shuttle stop for the lifts was nearby, and the quick-mart grocery store was across the street. There are a few practical drawbacks. The unit is down a flight of stairs, so carrying things between the car and the place takes extra trips, and you have to drive to reach the village. The building feels dated, with old carpet and cabinets. The shower faucets leaked badly, and a sticking bathroom doorknob left me trapped for about three minutes while I worked it loose. We got the gate code by text at noon on check-in day, but there was no cell service. I only got into the lot because another guest was leaving. If you have trouble with the door code, save a screenshot of the Wi-Fi password before arriving at Snowshoe, since you need Wi-Fi to contact management without cell service. The baseboard heat also made the air very dry, so I’d suggest boiling water on the stove before bed. The guests upstairs were noisy, with a barking dog and kids running around until after midnight.