Shag S***hole
The rental company was fantastic. Their communication was great and the staff was friendly. The property was terrible. To say it was dated, tired, smelly and way overpriced for the value is an understatement. Whoever owns the property should invest some money and make it a cozy little place it could be, and it does not take much. For example, the carpet was the worst. It smelled of carpet cleaner, mold, and smoke. Smoke? Yes the carpet in the place seems like it's at least 40 years old and carries the smell of 40 year old shag carpet. The only updated investment outside of some ikea furniture (nothing wrong with ikea furniture) was the sink and that seemed like a scratch and dent special from home depot. The issue here is that for something like only a few times what I paid for 2 nights someone could have done a cost effective update to make the place worth it. If I was to put a dollar amount on the place, I would not pay more than $80 a night in high season in it's current state. Also the $190 cleaning fee is a joke. I get it's expensive to hire and clean in the mountains, but its like you paid someone $20 a minute to clean the place it's that small. Cut that in half and maybe that's a realistic fee. Finally whoever owns that place should sell it to someone who cares and can invest in the property, the location is good and the property management company is nice but the current condition is unacceptable.