It works. It stinks. If you want clean pillows and bedding, bring em. Want a blowdryer? Bring that too. Want coffee? Bring coffee and coffeepot. Beds are hard but better than sleeping on the sidewalk I guess. $85 . . . : / oh and that smell in the hallway? That's NOT the A/C . . .That is human urine

We arrived late due to traffic but we were greeted with a very helpful and pleasant receptionist. I believe her name was Sheri. The building was older but very clean. If you are visiting the area you should realize it is an older town and most buildings reflect that. Not a bug, or hair or anything unexpected in our room. It was a very nice stay and everyone we met in the town were very nice. Its fits the area! We will certainly stay again and have already made reservations for next summer.

We have two shihtzus and needed a pet-friendly room for a night after attending a concert in the area. I had read the reviews online but couldn't find a room that met our needs close enough for a late , partied out return. The cost was 109 dollars including the fee for the dogs, which is low in an area where the beer are 4.50 and lunch at a cafe was 35 . I was wary after the reviews and just decided to try and leave if we needed to. We came in, showered and slept so didnt experience the anemeties others mentioned missing. As someone stated above, expect no hairdryer, ironing board, or hot tub. There were outlets that did not work and the room was older but reasonably clean. No stains or stray hairs and clean though older bathroom and dressing area. There was cable tv and wifi and a small fridge. The fridge had a powerstrip so I was able to use it. If you are expecting a modern room, you will not get it - but it was fine. I have stayed at better for the price , but also have paid close to this price for a lot worse. I slept well and the room was warm. Do I want a nicer room that is pet friendly? sure ! but am I apt to find it in this area , not likely. Would I stay there again, probably under the same circumstances.

The pictures on Tally-ho's website look great. We loved the idea of staying in a "lodge" after a day of skiing. When we got there we realized this is actually a nice log shell built around a 1950s hotel motel. There were black handprints on the door, only one light worked in the room, it smelled, there was a hole in the bathroom, the beds looked dirty, and I don't know about this newly remodeled thing they talk about on their website, but our rooms were definitely not remodeled...(unless they purchased their linen from Goodwill). I was afraid to even sit down on the bed. There weren't even phonebooks in the nightstand- probably because they don't want you to look for a nicer room elsewhere.

When I went to the front desk to tell them our room was terrible, the receptionist refused to give us a refund. I told her blatently that I would not let my dog stay in that filthy room. I even contacted their corporate office to try to get a refund with no luck. My credit card company had to refund our money instead. Thankfully we bank with people who care about customer service unlike the folks at the Tally-ho.

We ended up driving 2 hours away to the Westin Super 8. They even gave us a discount because we told them what an awful experience we had at the Tallyho!