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"This condo could not be more perfect set up, honestly! Everything is newly updated, clean, and really well appointed down to every last detail. We stayed there with two families each with young children, and had everything we needed and then some to make for an easy and relaxing time. The ability to open the ground-floor sliding door and literally be steps from both the bunny slope and Whiffletree is priceless, it offers something for everyone. Not to mention being steps away from the village with countless food options and easy access to amenities, really the ultimate convenience. Having dedicated parking right at your door is also a major help when loading and unloading, and one less thing to worry about. The host is also super attentive and helpful, 10/10 experience all around!"

"Amazing experience. The staff was welcoming, friendly and kind. I stayed in the bunk room which was homey and very clean. "

"Everyone we spoke with was so friendly and helpful. Will definitely be back. "

"Michael was so responsive to any questions we had and the house is beautiful, comfortable, with a cozy fireplace and plenty of wood. Love the back porch even in the cold! Fantastic location to ski Sugarloaf. Sound proofing in rooms on the lower floors isn’t the best, but beds were comfortable and linens were good. Top floor master suite is wonderful. Highly recommend! "

"Gorgeous spot in the world. Wonderful staff, brilliant yoga classes, cozy vibe, great sauna and a super plump cozy bed"

"Very clean, friendly staff, ski in/out was great. Reasonably priced."

"What a great spot!"

"Frank is a true Maine gentleman with a special place up there in Kingfield. The cabin is exceptional - privately nestled among the birches just above the Carrabassett River, minutes drive to Sugarloaf and the best in local eateries. You’ll marvel at its delightful wood carvings, lose yourself in the morning view from its soaring livingroom windows, and relish in the evening warmth from the amazing stone fireplaces. When the snowy winter winds blew through the valley, we were perfectly warm and comfortable. This was the ski retreat my kids were hoping for. We very much enjoyed staying at Tahoe East and getting to know Frank through it. "

"1st of all there is no shower or running water so bringing your wife might b rough...after that its cozy and comfortable...if u sleep upstairs bring a bottle of water cause gettin down that ladder is tricky...id stay again but would probably leave the wife home"