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United StatesComfortable, spacious, and near the mountain. The owner of the condo communicated via email/text with me. He advised bringing some bottled water - but didn't give a reason. I surmise because, perhaps the property wasn't rented for a while so one has to run the water to clear it? We brought some water, but boiled tap water to use for other things, so make of that what you will. The kitchen had everything one needed to bring in groceries and make one's own breakfast and own lunch and snacks or drinks at night. Taking a lunch to the mountain is a money saver because BOY is food up at the mountain expensive. And when I say expensive I mean super expensive, so making or bringing own's own lunch is a way to save money. There is a diner a mile away for excellent diner food which is reasonably priced for big proportions - way less expensive than the mountain. Dined there for dinner and it was fun. It is in the middle of the small, charming town. WE had to rent some equipment at the mountain - very easy to do. WE reserved lift tickets ahead of time on line to secure them, because the mountain limits the number of tickets sold, and that turned out to be a very wise decision. It's a short trip from the condo to the mountain parking lot, where - depending on how full the mountain is - you either park and take a shuttle bus to the lifts, or get to park closer and just walk.