The first step is to connect to your VC from vSphere PowerCLI with the following command:
Connect-ViServer VCServerName
The second command lists all of the VMs, finding the shapshots, looking up what host currently houses the VM and then creating the actual table:
Get-VM | Get-Snapshot | Select-Object VM, Name, Description, PowerState, Created, @{Name="Host"; Expression = {(Get-VM $_.VM).Host.Name}} | ft -auto
The Output Screen looks like following:
VM                               Name                                                 Description
----                                --------                                               --------------
Test1Server                 Before upgrade                                 Pre software version 2 upgrade 
Test2Server                 Pre SP2 install                                  Pre Windows 2003 SP2 Install
 
 
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