Eight of us were passing through the Jay area on a self-contained bicycle tour in mid-July, 2010, and stayed at the Snowline Lodge for a night. The lodge was very good value, with generously-sized rooms, and is very close to Jay Peak. Ursula, the owner, was wonderfully accommodating, and helped ensure that our stay was pleasant and worry-free: She even... More

My friends and I have been staying at the Snowline for each Easter weekend for the past 20 years. I have also spent many early season weekends there. The staff are always friendly and Ursula will always go above and beyond to try and make your stay enjoyable. The slogan, " not fancy just good" suits this quaint motel. As... More

Very much enjoyed staying at the SnowLine for the last of the Spring skiing [for me]. The owner was kind enough [and honest enough!] to advise me to go to the hotel at Jay Peak instead because they had a better special than she could offer. I was actually glad when the Jay Hotel was full up and I could... More

Poor costumer service! Noisy. Uncomfortable bed. A little fridge in the hallway is provided for all lodgers to store perishables, but don't be surprised if your stuff is missing in the morning, as everyone has access to it. There is supposedly a bar but the owner decided to close it this season so no place to socialize with other lodgers.... More

Clean and quiet place to sleep. Good breakfest included with your stay. The inn keeper was polite and helpful. This is not a 5 star lodge/inn, but relative for what you pay for it is a deserving 4! The lodge has a unique corridor to the entrance of each motel room; this virtually eliminates traffic noise and cold drafts entering... More

Spent a ski weekend at Jay Peak. Less than 2 minutes to the slopes. The outside of the lodge is not exactly attractive. Inside is a series of motel rooms. Decor is very plain. Country style breakfast was very good. Staff very friendly . Not alot to attract tourists in the general area of Jay Peak.