The Summit Inn

We stayed only one night having been drawn to the location as we drove past it earlier in the day. The facility is an older one that the management has put some obvious effort into making comfortable for people like my wife and I. If you are used to things like USB plugins I would recommend bringing your own. I was very happy with the staff both at the hotel and the restaurant attached to the hotel. I would definitely stay there again, and imagine when there is snow on the mountain that it will be hard to get a room.

They added individualized air conditioning to the rooms and need to finish up sealing the venting where air leaks in affecting sitting at the little table. Spoke to the management about it and suspect that they will tend to the matter. It is dated and we forgot our wall plugs to charge our phones. This was not an issue for us as they were plugged in while in the car.

We were there for the Jack and Jill marathon. The location was ideal for the race. From some other reviews I was worried that the place might not be so nice, but I have to say our room was very comfortable and clean. We were also fortunate enough to have A/C (I don't know how many rooms have A/C). We were able to check out and a later time for a small fee and they were kind enough to give us a grace period, so we even over-extended our late checkout without having to pay even more extra. Also across the street are some eateries, but I think the secret place is the pizza place inside the grocery mart next door. That pizza was fantastic, but you have to wait about 20 min. that they make it. Totally worth it.

We were fortunate to have A/C, but the unit was a little noisy. But we can't complain too much.

Its been quite a while since I last stayed here. Maybe about 20 years ago when I was skiing with my family. Location is still prime and the lobby looks about the same as my memory XD - That being said, it does look like there were modest upgrades in the rooms and some good updates. Overall it was clean, quiet, and enjoyable. I did like that they allow dogs but not on the 2nd floor.

Hard to find staff sometimes.

It was the perfect place for spending a night after a week on the PCT. There is a laundry room, 6,50$ for detergent, using the washing maschine and dryer is a fair price. Ok the Inn is not the newest one. But the rooms was clean, the bed was comfortable and the shower was great. Plus: They store Your resupply boxes for pickup. Yes, they want money for it. But that's fine too. Breakfast at the Pancake House ist great. get it before You get back on the trail.

The room I finally got was an outside corner room that had large windows on both sides of the corner with snow piled high around the windows and a view of the mountains it was very pleasant to sit at the desk in the room. The sauna temp was good and hot and made for a wonderful close to a beautiful ski day.

The hot tub water temp was cooler than I had hoped for.

The front desk staff at the Inn were very nice. The beds were comfortable and room was very clean. It was quiet and I felt safe walking around in the evenings. The hot tub was clean, but don't expect a pool.

I understand that the restaurant is independent from the Inn, but the food was awful and the staff at the Cafe were not friendly. Unfortunately it does reflect on the Inn. I would recommend having paper menus for the rooms if the food improves.

It provides a great stop over on trips. Love the pancake restaurant adjoining the hotel. Great location and staff are super nice. I have stayed there at least once in the last three years.

Not much. It is not a resort and I am okay with that.

It was an adorable and so relaxed and quiet.

The restaurant closed at 7. The bar wasn't open. There we no lights for the center of the room it was lit by lamps. And very dim over head lighting. Most the town closes down by 8.

I arrived at 2am and was out the door by 8am. I only slept about 4.5 hours, but it was quiet and I was rested for the hike the next morning. It was way better than sleeping in the car, which was my only other option.

There was nothing I didn’t like on the part of the hotels obligations.

Right across the slopes and a restaurant in the hotel. Restaurant across the street and convenience store next door.

That people stayed in the hot tub for prolonged periods without consideration for others waiting