Sugarloaf Inn

There was zero staff as it was off season, but I was given the wrong room number, my door handle fell off, it wasn’t awesome.

I went on the off weeks Slopes closed and all restaurants closed … I was there to visit family in the area… had the public area to myself so we could sit and visit… Great for me….i

These hotel rooms have not been renovated or re-carpeted since the Bush Administration. There are no mini fridges and only a microwave in the lobby. If it were really cheap it would be kitschy and fun. But it wasn’t much less expensive than the much nicer Sugarloaf Hotel up the bunny hill. The bar was great as was the food - but nowhere to get breakfast before hitting the hill. Very close to the feeder chair, but so are all of the condo’s etc that are available on Air BnB.

The convenience of a ski in ski out hotel is priceless! And the Shipyard was great good food and great staff!

Friendly staff and nice towels. But that's about it. The hotel has strong air freshener smell and you can hear sounds from everywhere: the footsteps upstairs, the music from the restaurant and the talk next door.

Staff was excellent - especially Orlando in the restaurant and Debbie at the bar. Room was clean, convenient location for ski in and ski out

Clean but archaic room. People working there were super nice. Very convenient for skiing. Put your stuff in a locker, wake up, get skis on, walk about 10 yards to a lift up to the base lodge.

No frills but great location. Self check in is convenient.

Great view of the mountain! We came for some post Thanksgiving shred. Being early season there is no ski-in/out and the restaurant/bar was closed, but that's ok, we knew that coming in. Number pad door lock is rad, so no misplaced keys. The walls/ceiling are super thin so we heard what must have been the couple upstairs' Riverdance rehearsals whilst donning their ski boots... Wish there was some sort of refrigeration device in the room. Overall it was a good stay.