My boyfriend and I wanted to book a trip to Killington last winter to snowboard for a few days. We wound up finding a great rate at the Fall Line for three nights mid-week. The condo is PERFECT and felt just like being at home! The wood burning fireplace and FREE WOOD was great for warming up after a cold day on the slopes. The jacuzzi tub was roomy enough for two people and we utilized it every night. The fully equipped kitchen came in very handy for morning breakfasts and after the slopes snacks before dinner. The room we had was very clean and extra cozy. We were really close to the wood shed and the pool area. The hot tub in the pool area was very relaxing. We really enjoyed staying at the Fall Line...close to EVERYTHING, ski home and shuttle options...beautiful mountain setting, free wood and wi-fi...what more could you ask for. We liked it so much we're going back in March for our second stay at the Fall Line. I would definitely recommend this place to a friend, as we had a fantastic experience there. Hopefully this year is just as wonderful.

We stayed at Fall line for a mid-week ski package that we booked via the main Killington website.

The units are built into the slope of the mountain so we were expected some steps up the unit and we were in block B, room 7 right at the top of the steps.

The check in process was quite simple, and was done at the Snowshed lodge. At check in, they did not give us the wireless code, or the code for the community building/swimming pool, but we called and obtained these from the office.

We were impressed with the unit - we had a nice view of the mountain and found the unit to be well equipped with plenty of storage and cupboard space. Free wifi was great, once we had got the code.

Our unit had an open fire and whirlpool bath, which was lovely after a day's skiing. For the fire, the logs were free (unlike some other places we have stayed), but you did have to collect them at the bottom of the steps, but this really wasn’t a problem since you could grab a couple on your way home (one reviewer complained about splinters – but wearing gloves usually prevents this!!).

On the first day we took the free shuttle to the slopes, and tried the ski-home trail it was quite hard going and flat in places, but nice to have that option. The rest of the time we drove to the slopes and parked at K1 since the parking was free and conveniently near the gondolas.

The only negative thing was the bed - it was very hard and felt like a foam mattress rather than a sprung mattress. I have never slept in a more uncomfortable bed. The sofa bed was probably more comfortable. I am not sure whether this was just the bed in the unit we were in or whether that mattress style is the same for all units.

Overall we enjoyed our stay at Fall line and would definitely return.

We lodged at Fall Line Condominium for a full week. Fall Line is located 1/3 of a mile from the base lifts and has a good location and ‘the best views of the mountain’ (which unfortunately we didn’t have one of). Fall Line is one of the six condo complexes operated by Killington Mountain. There is a free daily shuttle to the base of the mountain, and runs approximately every half hour during the week and every 15 minutes on Holidays and weekends, during ski hours. For evening transportation to town and such there is a shuttle offered for a fee (didn’t use it so I am not sure of the cost). Ski home trail offered during good conditions.

The Unit:
The unit we stayed in sleeps four comfortably and was a nice one bedroom/bath first floor ground unit, w/ patio and no view. Full Kitchen w/ full appliances, dining area, living room, large bedroom, two person jet Jacuzzi tub, free wireless Internet, wood burning fire place, large windows, sleeper sofa, washer/dryer, TV in bedroom and living room, w/ vcr/dvd.

The Bad:
All the units are a far walk from the parking lot and many flights of steps to walk to get to the units. The wood for the fire place is not located near the units. I love making a relaxing fire. In order to appropriately stock the unit with fire wood, we had to walk down 3 flights of stairs to the wood, and then walk back up 3 flights of stairs with the wood…many trips and many splinters. Ski Home trail is not at all convenient or worth taking. It is flat and is exhausting cross country skiing!!! Took about a half hour to ski back to the condo complex, not something to look forward to after a day of skiing! Condo complex has limited units with mountain views.

The Good:
Daily garbage collection and towel exchange. Prompt shuttle. Stocked with necessities (pots/pans, pillows/blankets, soaps/towels). Large and spacious nice décor. Free Wireless Internet. Large Jacuzzi Tub in bathroom.

We have previously stayed at Trail Creek and I would recommend them over Fall Line, due to the easy accessibility to fire wood.

I've spent a week here at nearly the same condo (same general area) for about 8 years. Every year I've encountered great snow conditions allowing me to ski directly to my door, literally, no walking, and a short jaunt up a slight incline to the nearest lift in the morning. The lodging itself is cozy in the middle of winter with snow up to the windows in the back and a well cleared walk in front. Access to the firewood pile is easy and close. We've had a 2 bedroom with a queen sized bed and a room with 2 bunk beds and a pull out couch every time making room for comfortable sleeping for 6 people and enough floor space for additional drop in visitors on air mattresses etc. which happens often with us. We were not quiet at night until midnight or 2 am and never had any complaints, must be thick walls, because we met families and partiers alike and realized there was a myriad of types of lodgers here who seem to coexist quite peacefully. Daily maid service while we were on the slopes to replace linens and do some general cleanup. Full kitchen with stocked utensils and dishes is a big plus. Obviously owned by a family due to the pictures on the walls and stocked little pleasantries like some movies and kitchen items. Close access if you have a vehicle to town for anything you need back at the condo, be it grocery, entertainment, whatever. All we brought was our slope gear and the rest of what we needed for the week was a short drive away. We usually spend New Year's here and they do fireworks that are visible from out the back door and help the electric atmosphere of the new year, new snow, new great times that abounds every year we stay here. We have never checked out the group buildings (pool etc.) so I can't comment on those. Most important aspects to us have always been proximity to slope (which you're literally at the bottom of), snow (which is obviously weather controlled but this area of VT has always been good to us, snowing every other night with at least an inch or two), and sleeping comfort of the condo which is great, beds are fine and even the pull out couches have always been fine. Have always had a small dining room with table and 6 or 8 chairs, totally adequate. Really only are in the condo for meals and the nights we stay in, and sleeping obviously. A+ for our needs. Seeing as it's always appeared to be owned by someone personally, we have always espected their property but taken full advantage of the great location and skied hard in the day and partied hard at night either at the condo,on site bars, or out in town at places like the Pickle Barrel that have awesome live music and are not far at all, and have done so for nearly a decade and will continue for as long as I can see at this same location! Always a consistent wonderful experience for those that want easy access to slopes with only your own 2 feet, easy access to town via car, and basically a generally cozy community atmosphere with all kinds of groups with all kinds of different night life styles.