Beautiful luxurious and spacious room. However, be advised that there is no air conditioning at this hotel. They will tell you it cools down at night, but it really doesn’t cool down enough in the summer months. The shower is one of those that doesn’t have a door or a barrier to the rest of the bathroom, so you have to hug the wall if you don’t want to flood the bathroom. In our room, there was no water pressure, and the hand-held (cheap) shower head leaked terribly so that you couldn’t really work with it to get your hair washed. This is not acceptable in an ADA room where it could be a person’s only option for showering. They provide a portable fan and there is a ceiling fan, however the cord is not long enough to reach the cool air coming from the patio at night (bring your own extension cord). The screen door to the patio was also torn from the bottom. We absolutely LOVED that the room included a small full kitchen with oven, stove, microwave, cupboards with dishes, and sink. No dish soap, so bring your own. Except for the negatives I mentioned, I could see myself staying here for several days, just not in the dog days of summer. One more thing to consider: because you need to leave the patio door open in the summer to get the cool air, you will be awakened by all the noise coming from the ski lift, which commutes cyclists to the top of the ski slope and whatever beeps come from little trucks doing construction (?) work. Mountaineer Square is a busy, noisy place.
