Condo E at The St. Bernard

Great ski in ski out location! Just one small thing, there are two locked doors that neighbor other rooms so you can hear them, but earplugs are provided!

Overall, a great cozy place to stay. Comfortable bed, remodeled bathroom, solid wifi. The noise from upstairs wasn't too much of a problem with earplugs. As other reviews mention, noise from the neighboring unit D was a challenge. My neighbor was working remotely all week, took a sales call at 6:30am one morning, and was generally disrespectful/oblivious to how loud he was. It basically felt like I had a roommate for the week. Obviously hard for the hosts to do much in that situation.The ski out access is very easy: a 50 yard walk down the road, and then a groomed mellow catwalk that connects to the Creekside lift. Skiing back is a little trickier, although not too crazy. The trail is narrow, through the trees, and drops down around the back of the chapel, also about a 50 yard walk from the St Bernard. It's also prone to getting scraped bare in spots without new snow. Recommend scoping it out from below before trying it (you can see the worst of it from the road) to make sure it's within your ability level. There are other ways home that involve a bit more walking if you choose to skip it. Maps for both trails are included in the binder in the unit.

This was a darling place for young skiers to stay. Check in was a little glitchy as we never received a code to the door until 6:30 when we asked for it. It was Christmas day, so we gave a little grace on that. It is very convenient to the hill and has a fun bar above. Open 4-11. During open hours, it is very loud in the room. The walls are thin so you will also hear conversations in the room nextdoor. It was very quiet once the bar shut down and the alcohol induced arguments in the parking lot were done, around 11:30. A young person/couple would be perfect for this place. You can't beat the location, price and all around coziness.

Guests should be aware that if the neighboring unit is occupied noise may be a negative factor. If the occupants are loud, they can be heard very distinctly in the unit.