The Summit Resort

THE RESORT WAS VERY NICE BUT NOT HANDICAP FRIENDLY NO ACCESSABILITY TO POOL, JACUZZI, PING PONG, GAME ROOM HAD 18 STAIRS AND NO ELEVATOR OUTDOOR POOL NO CLOSE PARKNG ETC. THEY HAVE A LIFT IN THE POOL AREA SO PEOPLE WITH DISSABILITIES CAN GET IN POOL??? BUT HAS NOT BEEN WORKING FOR 6 YEARS ACCORDING TO STAFF.

The resort is very nice. Staff are very friendly and helpful. This is going to be my go to place at least yearly. The place is very clean and the workers are hard working people. Thank you! I love my stay! Very nice and relaxing area. I am going to tell my friends.

Room was clean and comfortable. Pool area was also very clean and all staff were very friendly and attentive. Great first time stay for us

I liked how close it was to many things. The room was somewhat outdated, run down and sparse.

Spacious units, good views, nice staff, good pool area, off season is a good time to travel. Staff was very helpful

My family of 5 (2 adults, 3 kids), stayed at The Summit during February school vacation week. I requested a top floor because I was worried about noise and the hotel honored the request which was great! I didn't realize that the stairwell was exterior so we had to go up and down the stairs in the cold/with snow on the walkways. It wasn't a big deal just something to keep in mind if you're staying in the winter or on a stormy day. Room: The room was spacious. We stayed in 211, which was top floor, with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. As others have mentioned, the room could use an updating with the carpets and furniture, but overall, it was clean and roomy enough for a family of 5. My son said the pullout couch was a bit firm but he slept ok on it - probably wouldn't be great for an adult. One weird thing was the dresser drawers. They wouldn't shut! All of the dresser drawers in the place were open all the time. Note that there was no housekeeping, and you have to bring your towels to the front desk if you want new ones. To avoid this, we just used the in-unit washer/dryer to wash our towels. One weird thing is that the room had a strange smell that came in through the bathroom. It wasn't a bad sewage smell but smelled like cooking turkey. We kept joking that our neighbors must be cooking a turkey dinner. The smell permeated the whole room each day and made our clothing smell. Property: Because there was so much snow on the ground, we didn't walk around the property much. It looks like they have a nice playground with an outdoor pool. I'd like to come back in the summer to make full use of the amenities. We did visit the farm next door for snow shoeing and that was fun! As others mentioned, there's no restaurant on-site so we went to the local grocery store to pick up snacks and ate at nearby restaurants. Lodge: The main lodge was great. There is a racquetball room, a gym, a (very) small arcade, a ping-pong table, coloring pages for kids, books, a small store, and a pool with a bathroom/changing area. My kids loved the pool every day. It was nice to sit inside, enjoying the pool area while the outside looked like a winter wonderland. There are two slides, one for smaller children that's very slow and one for bigger kids/adults. There's a Roman hot tub that fits about 20 people. We have no complaints about the condition of the pool and hot tub, but it would be nice to have a staff member supervise the area as many teenagers were climbing up the slides, jumping in and out of the hot tub, and bringing drinks into the hot tub. (Or it'd be nice if parents supervised!) The pool area also has a little bar where you can get alcoholic or fun non-alcoholic drinks. We loved our time at the pool. Staff: All of the staff members were so nice! From check-in to those who were clearing and shoveling the walkways to the lady working at the bar, everyone we interacted with was pleasant, kind and smiled at us. Location: The location is awesome. Close to Gunst