Top Hotels Near Big Squaw Mountain Ski Resort in Greenville Junction from NZ$260

"Pet friendly, easy access to and from town! Cute little spot & great walking area. "

"We needed a last minute place to stay for an impromptu trip for our 40th anniversary. It was perfect, with a beautiful view ❤️. Definitely will be back. "

"Loved the cottage and location! Property was very clean and cozy and had everything we needed for a very relaxing beautiful stay! Not on the water but extremely close walking distance to path to get to the water and beautiful lake! We rented a canoe close by and were able to put the canoe in the lake easily and paddle around the very quiet and peaceful lake and enjoyed the views! The property manager Tara was excellent and made sure we had everything. Also close to store/market Indian Hill Trading Post to get anything you needed. I highly recommend!"

"Our stay was lovely. It accommodated 9 of us very nicely. It was clean and comfortable. The beds were very comfortable. There was plenty of space. The owner was very responsive; always responded quickly. We could ride the ATV trails right from the cabin, which is always something we prefer. We were, also, very close to downtown Greenville and not far from Rockwood. We were able to shop and dine along the waterfront, which was also something we love to do. Though we were disappointed we weren't on the lake this year, it was truly a very nice stay."

"Awesome but... The cabin, location, hosts, booking etc., were all phenomenal, this was our second time staying at this location as we loved it so much the first time. Unfortunately an encounter with a resident at the very end of the road cast a shadow over our stay. My wife and I were out on the water, I was in a single person canoe fishing and she was in her kayak just enjoying the scenery when a male came from his home, got into his motor boat and approached her accosting/accusing her of going onto an island in our vicinity (she never left her canoe and certainly didn't go on any island). He was demeaning and lectured her about nesting loons on the island. He then approached me, I was a couple hundred yards from my wife fishing around the island. He then berated me and stated I had likely already scared the loons off their nest and they would never return. He then asked if I was a renter in the most demeaning tone possible. First, I love loons and had there been any indication of a nesting pair on the island I would have steered clear, second, and perhaps more ironically, I am a wildlife photographer and try to treat wildlife and wild places with the utmost respect. Luckily (for him) I didn't realize until after the fact how he had spoken to my wife. If not for this arrogant/pompous ass our stay would have been perfect but this did unfortunately cast a shadow over our time there. The following day we saw presumably his grand kids paddling around the same island..."