Ten homes, chosen one at a time for where they sit on the mountain and how they live after a long ski day.
Chairlift rides, afternoons at Shavers Lake, and cool evenings on the deck. Ten homes, chosen one at a time.
Checks live availability for the ten homes and the two pairs that book together.
Slopeside townhomes where the back door is your ski access, and Village condos steps from Ballhooter. From a one-bedroom retreat to seven bedrooms for the whole crew.
Slopeside townhomes with decks facing the spruce, and Village condos steps from the summer lifts. From a one-bedroom retreat to seven bedrooms for the whole crew.
from $399/night rent only, before fees
from $399/night rent only, before fees
Steps to the snow by the Powderidge lift. Pool table, theater seats, an arcade, and a private hot tub for after.
Seven bedrooms by the Powderidge lift. A pavilion and gas fire pit outside, a pool table and hot tub inside.
View the homefrom $399/night rent only, before fees
from $399/night rent only, before fees
Steps from the Powderidge lift. Game room with pool table and shuffleboard, and an 8-person hot tub.
Deck grill and fire pit table for bike season, plus an 8-person hot tub and a big game room.
View the homefrom $299/night rent only, before fees
from $299/night rent only, before fees
Built for skiers. Boot up in the gear room at the back of the house, then step straight out onto Flume.
Private hot tub over the lawn, a fire pit table and grill on the deck, and a PS5 rec room downstairs.
View the homefrom $299/night rent only, before fees
from $299/night rent only, before fees
A renovated end unit with a luxury bathroom remodel. Private hot tub, heated toilet seats, and its own Tesla charger.
An end unit with a hot tub, grill, and fire table on a deck facing the woods. Private Tesla charger.
View the homefrom $299/night rent only, before fees
from $299/night rent only, before fees
An epic triple bunk, a great gear room, and an 85-inch TV in the rec room.
A deck that looks straight into the spruce, an epic triple bunk, and an 85-inch TV for rainy afternoons.
View the homefrom $199/night rent only, before fees
from $179/night rent only, before fees
First floor, with a deck right to the snow, steps from Ballhooter and the Waffle Cabin. In-unit laundry and heated toilet seats.
First floor in the Village, steps from Ballhooter, the lift that serves the bike park. In-unit laundry.
View the homefrom $99/night rent only, before fees
from $99/night rent only, before fees
First floor, with a private deck and steps straight to the snow. Click in and go.
A private deck in the Village for morning coffee, steps from Ballhooter.
View the homefrom $99/night rent only, before fees
from $99/night rent only, before fees
First floor, a few steps down the hallway to the snow. Renovated for 2025, with a queen Murphy bed. Connects to 146.
Renovated for 2025, with a queen Murphy bed and big views. Connects to 146.
View the homefrom $249/night rent only, before fees
from $199/night rent only, before fees
First floor, a few steps down the hallway to the snow. One of six St. Moritz units, with a wood-burning fireplace.
A double balcony with big views, a wood-burning fireplace, and the Village right outside.
View the homefrom $99/night rent only, before fees
from $99/night rent only, before fees
Your own porch door into the Village, heated garage, shared building hot tub, just steps from ski school, the rental shop, restaurants, and the snow.
Your own porch door straight into the Village, plus a rooftop patio and shared building hot tub with a view.
View the homefrom $299/night rent only, before fees
from $299/night rent only, before fees
Two Village condos joined by a connecting door, with two kitchens, two balconies, and a wood-burning fireplace.
View the pairfrom $899/night rent only, before fees
from $999/night rent only, before fees
Two side-by-side ski-in, ski-out townhomes by the Powderidge lift, for reunions, multi-family trips, and retreats.
View the pairFirst time at Snowshoe? Start with the first-timer’s guide
VisitSnowshoe is Mike and Monica’s family business. It grew out of weekly trips to the mountain to ski and to cheer on their kids, who race on the Snowshoe ski team.
They log hundreds of hours on Snowshoe every year, so they know which side of the mountain gets crowded, which lift to take first, and what makes a home work for a big family. Every home here is one they would book themselves.
How VisitSnowshoe looks after guests once they arrive: a local team, a supply depot, and groceries waiting in the kitchen.
VisitSnowshoe now has a local team at Snowshoe to help guests with whatever they need during a stay. Help comes from people who are here, not a call center.
Snowshoe sits high and far from everything, which is a big part of the appeal. VisitSnowshoe keeps a supply depot at the base of the mountain, set up to serve guests when they need it most.
Groceries are one less thing to think about. Guests can use the Snowshoe Delivery Service, and the home can be pre-stocked with all their favorites before they arrive.
Ordering details are sent with your booking confirmation.
Save up to 20% vs Airbnb and VRBO for the same homes, and deal directly with the people who own them.
Booking direct saves up to 20% vs Airbnb and VRBO for the same home and the same dates.
Questions go to Mike and Monica, not a call center. They know these homes down to the boot dryers.
A local team at Snowshoe helps guests with their needs during a stay.
The guest list gets special discount offers, hears first when we open new seasons for reservations, and receives last minute promotions to fill open weekends, holidays, and vacancies.
The six-story, eight-lane tubing hill is there, with Galactic Snow Tubing sessions after dark.
The free resort shuttle and short walks to the Village cover most trips once you arrive.
Appalachia Kitchen for fine dining in winter, Foxfire Grille for comfort food, and The Pizza Slice when the group wants pizza. The dining guide has the full list.
Mountain Lodge has a three-level indoor adventure playground and an indoor synthetic ice rink.
Summer lift rides are a great way to watch the mountain bikers come down the slopes.
Canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, disc golf, and a mega playground make it an easy full day.
An 18-hole Gary Player course in the mountains. Tee times and rates are on the resort site. The summer guide has the rest.
Ride to the overlook at Bald Knob, the third highest point in West Virginia.
Tour the home of the world’s largest fully steerable radio telescope, with STEM programs for kids.
Large luxe ski-in, ski-out townhomes beside the Powderidge ski lift. Newer with community amenities including a picnic pavilion with grilling gear, gas fire pit, ev charger, bike wash, and community courtyard. An easy walk to the Village area.
2 Homes, 7 Bedrooms each, Sleeps up to 36 togetherRenovated ski-in, ski-out townhomes by the Soaring Eagle ski lift, sitting directly on Flume, the longest green beginner trail in Snowshoe. Offers two community fire pits and an easy walk to the Village area.
3 homes · 6 bedrooms eachIn the Village area with restaurants, shops, and bars. Steps from the main ski lift, Ballhooter, with a general store, playground, synthetic ice rink, and other community amenities.
4 condos · 1 to 3 bedroomsCentral Village, heated underground parking, and a private porch door that opens right into the Village, steps from lessons at Expedition Station.
1 condo · sleeps 6This was our first time coming to Snowshoe and we had a blast. Kids loved being able to ski out right behind the home and we used the bus to get to the village and Silver Creek. The condo was well stocked with everything you need and more. Pretty sure everyone's favorite amenity were the heated toilet seats, how will we ever go back to normal toilets again?!Kara H.
The townhouse is terrific and exactly as described. You can literally ski from the back door. Monica is incredibly responsive and just makes things easy. Would stay again in a heartbeat.Gabrielle B.
The house is perfectly appointed, comfortable, homey, and welcoming in every way. They seemingly thought of EVERYTHING. The kitchen has what you'd need for eating in, the beds are comfortable (I slept like a log), and the large room with the enormous TV and a PS5 on the ground level is a great “getaway” for a segment of your party, or to send the kids down there to have their own party.Tom C.
We have stayed in many condos in the Village at Snowshoe. This one ranks at the top. Nicely renovated. Clean. So many hooks, which is great for winter season gear. Perfect location! Just a few steps from the exit to slopes. Will stay again.Lisa S.
Real guest reviews.
Early word on winter dates, and the perks of booking direct. A short note when holiday weeks and open dates come up.
All 10 of our VisitSnowshoe homes are ski-in/ski-out! Our homes were carefully chosen to ensure every home offers incredibly convenient access to skiing and snowboarding.
No driving to the slopes, no searching for parking, and no hauling gear on a shuttle every time you want to ski. Just easy access to the mountain, more time enjoying the snow, and the freedom to return to your home whenever you need a break!
Booking direct saves up to 20% vs Airbnb and VRBO for the same homes and the same dates. Checkout is secure through OwnerRez/Stripe, and questions go straight to the owners, Mike and Monica, and their local team. Your messages won’t be filtered through third-parties that limit what we can say or suggest and we’re better able to provide personal service, firsthand local recommendations, and clear communication. Better rates, better communication, better stays.
As a thank-you for booking directly with us, we’re happy to offer complimentary early check-in if your home is ready ahead of schedule. This depends on when previous guests depart and how much time our team needs to clean. While we can’t promise early access, we’ll gladly welcome you sooner when we can!
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We look forward to welcoming you to Snowshoe!
Only at Mountain Lodge, where quiet hours are 10 PM to 8 AM. The building is shared with other owners and guests.
Yes. Guests can use the Snowshoe Delivery Service, and the home can be pre-stocked with all your favorites before you arrive, so there is no grocery run down the mountain on the first night. Ordering details are sent with your booking confirmation.
We understand plans can change. Reservations more than 60 days away can sometimes be rescheduled. If the stay is canceled, guests will receive a full refund, less a $250 cancellation fee (plus tax) as long as the check-in date is at least 60 days away. Cancellations within 60 days of arrival are nonrefundable.
Travel insurance is offered during checkout and we strongly recommend purchasing Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) travel insurance to help protect your vacation investment. Some credit cards also provide travel protection benefits, so we encourage you to check with your card issuer. Standard travel insurance and credit card benefits may not cover every reason for cancellation, while CFAR policies generally offer broader flexibility, subject to their terms. Over the years, we’ve had guests experience just about every emergency you can imagine and have seen the benefit of insurance policies in action many times.
A Special Note About Mountain Weather: Snowshoe is a beautiful mountain destination, and we root for lots of snow. Winter weather, however, can bring ice and challenging road conditions. Roads are serviced regularly and most people travel in front wheel drive vehicles. That said, guests are responsible for monitoring conditions and planning their travel accordingly. Refunds are not provided for inclement weather or travel conditions. Our goal is for every guest to enjoy a wonderful mountain getaway, and a little preparation goes a long way!
Unfortunately, none of the homes allow pets.
