Rating Details:
The property manager was adequately helpful.
The vacation rental was clean.
I was very happy with the location.
I was somewhat dissatisfied with the condition of the vacation rental.
Overall, I do not recommend this vacation rental.
Reviewer Comments:
Arriving late at night after a long drive, it was very frustrating to find that we had no running water. After 20 minutes of trial and error, we finally got the water to work. BUT, there was still no hot water. That required turning the boiler on at the boiler, on a switch, and finally (when all else failed) at the breaker box. None of this was in the information provided by the owner or the management company. If this is normal procedure, communication is an easy fix.The property was probably clean, but it is hard to tell because everything is just so worn out. The carpet it worn and the curtain is water stained. Each piece of freestanding furniture was broken in some way: cabinet doors wouldn't stay closed, table-top lids disconnected, and the chair is in such bad shape you can't sit in it (but it takes up a massive amount of room). There is a thick layer of moss on the balcony/deck.The bed was comfortable, and the pullout sofa bed was acceptable for a child. But, with the bed pulled out and the chair and coffee table pushed as far against the wall as possible, it is still a tight fit to walk from the bed to the kitchen or to the bathroom. In other words, it will sleep up to 4, but 2 is the probably the limit for true comfort.The communal pool/hot tub was lovely. The pool table didn't work. The owner was very communicative before our stay.The location was perfect for our purposes (Beech Mountain Summer Concert Series). That said, I would hate to think how wet and cramped it would have felt if we had stayed for a ski vacation.Beech Mountain is a great little town.We did not try to cook. The fridge was fine. The microwave as functional for warming up leftover pizza. I wouldn't rent this particular unit again, but I would consider other units in Pinnacle Ridge if we would want to travel back to Beech Mountain.