We stayed in Unit E7 with our family of two adults and three adult children.
There were lots of good features about this unit but several remedial drawbacks that detracted from our experience.
The good features included reasonable proximity to the ski field and good parking, but the car was pretty essential for most things. The ski shuttle was not convenient enough during the week, and there was insufficient snow to ski home.
The three bedrooms were good sizes, but there were no single beds, and our adult kids did not want to share a bed, so one slept on a sofa all week (his choice). Although the beds were comfortable enough, the quality of the pillows and bedding was lacking, and there were no extras.
The kitchen was well-equipped with good-quality appliances and there were adequate cooking utensils, but insufficient glassware, crockery and cutlery for the number of people in the unit. There were no recycling facilities, which resulted in a lot of trips to the dumpster in the parking lot.
The washer and dryer were in another building, which was slightly inconvenient in bad weather, but at least they were free.
The TV was an older model and should be upgraded. The wi-fi was adequate, but not accessible in the main bedroom.
The unit was well-heated, with individual room controls, and there was a very effective artificial gas log fireplace.
There was a lack of cleaning supplies, including dustpan and broom, and the white ceramic cooktop on the stove was difficult to keep clean.
In all, this was a reasonably pleasant unit, but it could be improved with some minor investments. We would look elsewhere if we came back to Killington, but this was reasonable value for money.
