The Pro's: Good location. Pico is a smaller mountain, not crowded conditions. It is approx. 4 miles to Killington ski slopes. There is a shuttle that runs on a frequent schedule to Killington. It helps to have a car as there are not any restuarants close by. Condo's are old, but they have been recently updated..new carpet, paint, etc. Condo... More

Good location to the area mountians, great views...stayed on second floor..above us on the third floor was family with small kids running till 10 at night and started again at 6am...next time I will stay on the third floor. After a long day of skiing I was hoping for a good night rest. More

We got a free stay at Pico for a night so we went. I couldn't believe how small the condominiums are! We didn't use the kitchen because of the dirt. We ordered pizza that night and it costed a fortune! Just to deliever pizza to a condominium. We stayed in the F building so I don't know if the others... More

1ST trip to killington - hence not sure what to expect.Paid up front - allocated block 4- very old - looks very 1960's apartment. inside.., i was told these were privately owned condos let out as paying hotel to skiers - nearly a $1100 for 4 days for a tiny one bed-room - i was not impressed- lights did not... More

We like staying slopeside with our young kids. We also like having other things to do besides skiing. The good: We liked the layout and convenience of the 3-bedroom condo. Well equipped. No hairdryer. Prepare to walk through heavy slush around the spreadout property. The mountain was great. It offered a good mix for beginners (nice small hill with chairlift),... More

We prefer to stay in condos when we travel with the kids, so this sounded just right. Two bedroom condo, Fri to Sunday for $315. Well, check in is 6pm and check out is 10am so it was actually 40 hours for $315. So, ok. Then at check in we found there was no air conditioning, none, in July at... More