Snowshoe Motel

Nice clean motel in the center of town. Fairly priced and very comfortable. Slept great

Hello, we spent a night at this motel in Oct 2014.
Don’t stay there as during low season it’s a residence for locals, people from Denver I guess, who’re looking for a cheap place to live and be able to go snowboarding. People were very loud in their rooms and parking lot, drinking and smoking. Then a fight started, people yelled and the police came.
Not a fun way to spend a tight.
Loved the town of Frisco though.

We shopped, and the $ 65 room was the best deal within 25 miles. Our expectation was, that the room would be okay not great. We stayed in room 52, recently remodeled, clean updated inexpensive and good. We spent very little time in our room, what time we did spend was perfectly okay. There is no air conditioning, the rooms have fans which was perfectly adequate for the weather which was cool. There is no fancy pool. I would stay there again in a heartbeat, really I would! The location is pretty much in the center of town on Main Street, across the street from restaurants. A good central location is important in this town, and this place has it. The TV was an old-​style TV, and the Wi-​Fi didn’t really work. But at $ 65 a night, we were very happy! We weren’t there to watch TV or surf the net…

This is a clean, cheap motel with a great location. When you just want a place to crash and have a shower, this is it. No frills, just the basics.

Service was terrible and room was not as advertised. Advertised as a suite with 2 rooms and 2 queen sized beds. What we got was one room with 2 queen sized beds. When we approached the front desk to ask about this, the attendant was rude and asked us with a whole lot of attitude «well what is it you want me to do for you then?» after which he also then said there was nothing he could do for us. It was not so much that we did not get the second bedroom, but the attitude we received when inquiring about not getting what was advertised. When we asked about the second room he said the living room was the second room. That was never mentioned on the ad.
If you are going to be deceitful about your advertising then at least offer somewhat decent customer service.

Buyer beware… Different prices abound… And if you insist this is a «no pets p, ace» and I see three people bringing their dogs out… did I get flea bites!!! Only a stay if you must. $ 100 per night but say the secret word and it is $ 74 ???

This motel is a motel. Don’t expect an all inclusive fancy resort but expect an extremely cheap, clean, and friendly environment.
The rooms (in between camping, I stayed in a few rooms) were all very clean. Shabby but for this price and location, suck it up. The rooms have cable, were cool even in the summer due to the temps dropping at night, and the little breakfast they serve in the main room was really nice (fresh bagels, Philadelphia cream cheese, different types of cereal, oatmeal, danishes, coffee and fresh orange juice). There’s wi fi and there’s a computer you can use if you need the larger screen. The printer wasn’t working but the girl at the desk offered me to email her plane documents that I needed printed.
The views of this place were spectacular. The nearby restaurants serve delicious food. The people are super sweet but If you’re from NY, patience is proven to be a virtue (for example, they don’t abbreviate dishes, they spell out the entire order which is sincerely maddening).
I think this town has enough to do but there’s free bus service available directly in front.

Just finished my second stay here and I will definitely go back. I have read the other comments and have honestly not experienced anything really negative both times I have stayed. The staff is nice, the room meets my needs for a place to crash, and I love the location. There are a lot of folks staying there so there is noise but never to a level that I can’t sleep. Clean rooms, no bugs. I would love new bath tubs but that’s just me. I’ll go back next year when I have to be up there. My rating comes from the price for what I get. And I am a fan.

We decided to stay here because it was cheep and the location was great. What we didn’t count on was how totally terrible this place was. I’ve stayed at a lot of inexpensive hotel/​motels, and this place was by far the grossest. It was super cold when we were there and there were broken windows and windows missing in the hallway. Our room was not clean. There wasn’t a fitted sheet on the bed, so when I slept the loose, small, sheet that was laid over the gross mattress would slide off. All night long I was trying to keep the sheet between me and the nasty mattress. The bed was so uncomfortable I was tossing and turning all night long. I called down the next morning and the girl at the front desk told me they don’t have fitted sheets «because people pull them off and stuff»… WHAT?
There was old, debris hanging from the popcorn ceiling, the wi-​fi didn’t work, the place was super noisy all night long (I could hear my neighbors like they were in the same room) and there were dirty dishes in the «kitchen» sink in our room when we got there. Also, we made our reservations a few months in advance and asked to have a room next to our friends that made reservations at the same time. When we checked in they told us they didn’t have two rooms together, and they put us on the opposite side of the hotel from our friends.
Honestly, spend the extra twenty bucks and stay somewhere (anywhere!) else.

This is where all the po’ skiiers and snowboarders stay, myself included. The location is great. Its right on the main drag in Frisco and is perfect stumbling distance to all the local bars and restaurants. And stumble we did.
The spartan rooms were dated and the beds were lumpy, but the place was relatively clean. It should be noted that for snowboarding trips, I could care less about luxury. I’m at the mountain all day and night, so as long as there’s a mattress for me to crash on for approximately six hours, that’s all that matters.
There is a hot tub/​sauna room on the first level, which surprisingly enough wasn’t skeezy at all.
Funny story: When we stayed there in March of 2007, our reservations got mucked up which resulted in us having to move rooms two times within one week. One of the rooms they gave us only had one (1) king size bed. There were five (5) people in my party. A logistical problem, yes, but it made for great comedy.
You get what you pay for, which in this case was next to nothing.