Alpine Lodging Sun Valley

“Condo was well equipped. Decorated nicely. Very clean.”

“Wet nice”

“Great condo! Well stocked.”

“The condo was great. Very clean and functional, no air conditioning or fans for the summer heat.”

“Great place to stay. Very quiet and walkable to good hike. Nice views and sunsets.”

“Checking in at another location was a little awkward. Would have been nice if the after hours lock box was at the property.”

“The experience simply wasn’t worth the price. We wish we would have chosen a different location with a different management company.”

“Great location! This was close to everything we wanted to do. Check in/out office was about 15 mins away which we thought was kind of weird. Hot tub wasn’t opened during advertised hours, and there weren’t any clean up instructions for us. Condo also was difficult to control the temperature in. But overall a nice amount of space and worked for what we wanted to do! It was a great and private area with plenty of parking and very quiet as well. Would stay here again in the future!”

“This is an Airbnb that's managed by a property manager, if you want tosign an extra lease and visit their rental office before checking in this is the place for you! (not self-check in like you might expect) once you get past that, the place is great. comfortable and nestled right along the water of a beautiful creek.”

“This condo is very nice! However, the location wasn't great due to the bridge construction on Main Street and traffic on Hwy 75 was redirected down the street this condo faces. It was very loud day and night. When we checked in after 5pm after signing everything Alpine had asked for, they left our check-in package and said they were withholding the spa key until we came in the next day with a credit card. So, we were unable to use the spa that evening after our 5 hour drive which was a big reason we booked this place. I asked for a credit to accommodate this and my request was ignored. I have never given anything less than a 5 star review on past Airbnb visits.”