We choose this place based on the good reviews we read in advance, we were disappointed. The location was great, the price the same as higher caliber condo rentals at Stratton, Mammoth, Squaw, Snowbird. We stayed in a unit in Grimstad that stank of old cigarette smoke, we were told it was not possible as all units are non-smoking (there were ash trays in the unit). The carpets were threadbare and the outside lights shown into the bedroom at night- the paper pull-down shades were inadequate to block the light, what a shame, making sleep difficult. Our clothes absorbed the cig. odor.
The pull-out sofa in the living room was well worn and the springs stuck out. The kids found sleeping on the floor more comfortable. The pots in the cupboards had been put away without being washed so I needed to clean pots before we could cook. Old school, small TV in the unit with a DVD player that did not function properly. No internet. The kids loved the pool and hot tub. The water level in the outdoor hot tub was quite low-- good for small people but needed to be refilled and cleaned. The unit did not have a recycling bin it- there was a recycling dumpster outside but locked up tight so we felt obligated to carry out the recycling to make sure it happened. The unit had enough supplies to cook basic dinners, open wine, popcorn, etc.
Speaking with other guests it did sound like there is a high degree of variability in the condos. I would liken the interior of the unit we stayed in to a stale well worn motel. The view out the sliding door was great.

I normally don't waste my time disputing what people post, but I do have to say that there are some people who are being less than honest. Some rooms need help, and the staff will do what they can to help. It must be hard when they don't actually own a unit to somehow force an owner to create the taj mahal. The condos are in the National Forest and there should be an expectation that animals may be around the property. There are brochures and flyers about the bears all over the property AND, the staff always gives each guest a pamphlet that has a whole section about wildlife safety. They don't hand you the pamphlet, they actually read it to everyone they check in. To not know, is to completely ignore the staff's instructions. I know also that when you call the desk because you see a bear, they send staff up to shoo them. This is probably not even needed, since the bears seem to run away from people anyway. For the one review mentioning bears around the campfire and pools, how can a bear cross a bridge or hop a fence to get in to those areas? If you hate a place, that is fine, just please at least be honest and stick to the facts, so other people know the truth about what they are in for.

lets face it, the place is just ok. The scenery was amazing but everything else was just ok. i had one thought going thru my head all weekend and that was," this place needs a facelift." good size unit but had a musty smell. i hate to be so picky but we paid good money and was a bit let down. not a bad place but they need to spend some money to update the units. ours anyway

This is a wonderful place! Too many plus' for me to name, you MUST see this for yourself!