As a caution, however, we'll tell you that just because a particular property is laden with amenities doesn't mean that the cabin, chalet, or condo unit itself is necessarily attractive or offers good views. It may just be a dump that happens to have a lot of bells and whistles. This type of information is also usually accessible on a rental company's web site. Some places, especially the resorts, have access to other exterior amenities like swimming pools, tennis courts and golf courses. The main determining factor is the size of the unit needed.
Prices can go as high as several hundred dollars per night for a multiple bedroom unit.
In most cases, prices are based on occupancy per unit. You will also likely be charged extra for additional occupants beyond the unit's limit. While individual policies vary from one rental company or resort to another, there are some general guidelines and procedures that you'll encounter with just about all of them. These will especially be useful if you've never rented these types of overnight accommodations. It's strongly recommended, however, to confirm any particular company's specific policies when shopping around.