If you are looking for a comfortable nights sleep after a day of hiking or skiing, DO NOT stay…read morehere! I will start by saying the area where the hotel is located is beautiful and the lobby area was lovely and cozy. We never met any of the staff during our stay as we didn't check in until 12AM as we attended the Scottish Festival in Lincoln all day snd evening, and there was no one at the desk when we checked out at 11 AM. Breakfast is over very early at 9 AM. We felt that is too early for breakfast to be over as we didnt get to sleep until 1 am so we missed it. The room was large, clean, but outdated and had no mini fridge for the leftovers we had so we had to discard them. Our biggest issue were the beds. When I say they were the cheapest, most uncomfortable beds I have ever slept in I'm not exaggerating. It felt like a thin layer of cardboard over metal springs. When I first laid down I couldnt believe how uncomfortable it was. I could feel metal springs poking me all over my body. The floor would have been more comfortable! We tossed and turned all night and got a horrible sleep and woke up exhausted, sore and in pain. For $200 a night, it's not worth it to stay here! Please purchase new mattresses! At the very least if you are too cheap to do that, buy a thick, memory foam mattress topper!

* Clean Comfortable Rooms! * Amazing, Friendly and…read more Accommodating Staff! * Short ride to mountain, restaurants and shops! * 4:30 Wine and Cheese was splendid

My boyfriend happened to win some giveaway (crazy!!) and we were invited to stay at the Valley Inn…read morefor a few nights and ski at Waterville Valley over the weekend. When we arrived, Rae greeted us and checked us in. Our room was way larger than I expected and even though the furniture was a little outdated, our stay was fantastic. The heater worked really well and the water got hot really fast. In the mornings, we had the free breakfast which was a small selection of bread, pastries, yogurt, and microwaveable sandwiches. The inn was also super close to the slopes which is a bonus. Checking out was super easy. After we left, my bf realized he forgot his Apple Watch so Rae found it and held onto it for us until we were able to come back and grab it. Thank you Rae for making our stay fantastic!!

This place is horrible I'm so mad that my grandparents wasted money on becoming a timeshare owner…read morehere. First off all over the web it's said that owners and guest get the freedom pass with there stay hmm but all of a sudden owners get nothing . Second what are we owners paying for it's definitely not matince this place hasn't done anything in over 15 years the pool is falling apart, the kitchen has been empty for years, every is old not working , so out dated , my nephew bed is falling apart that the headboard almost fall on him hmm law suit if it did , we owners pay more then guest and we get nothing in return this place is garbage and always will be in 15 years u have had over 6 owners and all did nothing to improve this place now you take the freedom pass away from us I want to speak to the owner face to face not happy

I don't normally write bad reviews, even when they're deserved, and I won't this time either…read more Instead, this is a highly specialized recommendation, perfect for a very specific traveler: the team mom or dad of a Pee Wee hockey squad that prefers to practice their cardio by sprinting down hotel hallways at maximum volume all night long. If that's you, congratulations. You've found your destination. At the Snow Owl Inn, management will never trouble you with interruptions like "quiet hours" or "basic courtesy." Your young athletes can bang on every guest room door in the building, shriek with unrestrained joy, and conduct impromptu hallway scrimmages at 10 p.m. without anyone stepping in. Parental exhaustion, road-trip apathy, and total abdication of responsibility are all fully supported here. And if you're a connoisseur of mid-70s ski-lodge décor -- the kind that's not just vintage but extremely broken-in -- you're in for a treat. Every amenity has that perfectly worn, gently dilapidated charm that really completes the experience. So no, this isn't a bad review. It's simply salute to the only travelers who will truly appreciate everything the Snow Owl Inn has to offer.

The hotel is dated but very cozy with several public areas. Fantastic location, rooms are very…read moreclean and beds are comfy. Free breakfast is simple but does the trick. Staff is attentive and eager to please. Kalki Indian Restaurant (onsite) has been excellent both times we went there (2025 and 2026).

Who doesn't have air conditioning! Even the sleaziest motels have it! Our room did not! It's…read moreAugust and I'm pissed! We we're pleased pulling up: pretty exterior, amazing setting nestled in the White Mountains. Check in went well, I thought peasant girl at the desk. Got to the room on the top floor...warm, so we head to the thermostat..."Heat Only" the hand- written note said! WTF!? We opened the windows and discovered little fans in each room. I woke up at midnight, sweating like a pig. At my wits-end, I stumble down to he desk in my jammie pants Loking for a portable a/c. The woman was nice enough, but couldn't help. "Some units have 'em, some don't - it's up to the individual owners." With the windows open, we can hear everyone coming and going. It's almost 1:00am...still hear 'em. Can't fault them, it's Friday night and they're vacation. Traveling with an infant is hard enough...dealing with temps and noise on top of it...I'm on pins and needles. Be warned. This is not a hotel. This is a condominium, with absentee landlords, managed by the desk, who can't do much to help you. With a/c...4 stars. It's A lovely looking place. Hot tub was out of order too. Sleepless and boiling in the Mountains; feeling bamboozled. Wah, poor me. (I'm not usually One to complain, but this was warranted). Update...I sent an email and they quickly responded with a portable A/c unit for the rest of our stay. It was only good for the bedroom area, but good enough to get some sleep. Thanks G.E.L. For making our stay better.

The location is unbeatable. Right off the town square and within walking distance to the activity…read morecenter. However, if you're looking for clean and updated rooms this isn't the place for you. Even though the grounds are unkept, the rooms are as if you stepped back in 1985 and never updated. We stayed here twice in separate rooms and it seems to be the same theme. Not that you're here to watch TV, but small computer monitors for TVs, a toilet makes you feel like you're sitting on the ground, a single Home Depot portable air conditioning unit and a single fan that does nothing when the temp outside is above 75, broken , stained carpet, the list goes on. Let's not forget the basic necessity like lack of an ice machine. Pretty sad to see a once great hotel and one with great potential completely lose its charm

A very cute rustic inn with a restaurant and brewery attached. We went here for breakfast and were…read moreall very pleased that we did! The service was great and the food was delicious. All meals come with sticky buns, bread, coffee, and juice. On top of it all they have womelettes on the menu. If you have never had one before, put it on your bucket list because that are absolutely amazing!

Our neighbor was again performing here; this time on the outside patio so we came to support him…read more This time, I ordered chicken and broccoli alfanso which was like Mac and cheese( filling- lunch meal for tomorrow). The weather was perfect and the patio was full with friends and visitors listening to Dave perform for 3 hours. The station has good beers and apps and remains a popular spot in North Woodstock

Very courteous and helpful. Greatly recommend…read more Though I did not stay here, I am giving a review because the owner, Sheila, was extremely helpful in helping me find alternate housing when her Inn was sold-out and all other nearby options were sold-out as well and I was in total distress. I was going to a conference nearby and I didn't find available housing so Sheila kept me abreast of cancellations so I have an option to stay. Next time, hopefully there is space for me to stay. THANK YOU.

I had a wonderful stay at Coppertope and would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a…read morepeaceful getaway. The property is beautiful, and the scenery with the many lakes nearby is simply breathtaking. The hosts were incredibly kind and welcoming, they made me feel like I was staying with family in the very best way. Their hospitality truly made my stay special. One small suggestion would be to let future guests know that the driveway can be quite dark at night and that the road is unpaved. It wasn't a problem for me once I knew what to expect, but I believe future guest would appreciate that note. Overall, I had a fantastic experience and highly recommend staying here!!!

Nick was amazing, super kind, and asked us about our travels and hometown. He even remembered our…read morenames when we checked out, which was such a nice touch. We went during the off season and since it wasn't very full, he upgraded our room for free so we had extra space and a couch, which we really appreciated. The rooms were nice and quiet in the evening, probably because we were mostly alone in our area. In the morning though, the soundproofing was definitely lacking. I took off one star because there was loud power drilling starting at 6:30 a.m. that went on for about an hour, which was pretty insane. Breakfast was good. I especially liked the grab and go yogurts, and the coffee was available all day in a really nice machine that grinds the beans fresh for each brew. The pool area could use a little maintenance since there were a few issues, but overall it was still nice to have access to a hot tub.

Best staff in the business! Front desk (Kait, Alessandro, and the rest of the staff behind the…read moredesk) are always friendly, respectful, and ready to serve. The breakfast crew is also at the top of their game. Helpful and made sure there was plenty of food for guests. Housekeeping had the room clean as can be and if you needed something, it was at your door before you knew it. Whomever does the hiring needs to train the staff at Hotel Indigo in North Conway. NH. They could use the training.

Got a room here on business during leaf pealing time so it was CROWDED. Whole town was busy. The…read morehotel was nice. Very new construction, room are spacious and well appointed. Showers are large and have good shower heads. The room has a refrigerator but no small freezer so your ice packs don't have a place to freeze up again for the cooler. My only disappointment was the single seating place in the room. The chair is awful to sit in if you want to watch TV. (Note to Hampton Inn managers - get decent club chairs that you can put your arms up on and relax. Not everyone likes to lie down in bed to watch TV. Otherwise, nice hotel. I can't say about breakfast because it started too late for me to take advantage of it (opens 6:30 on weekends).

Very well located hotel - right in the center of Lincoln, everything is easily walkable. Dunkin'…read moreright next door (3 min walk). Rooms are on the smaller side but fairly clean. Comfortable beds and the AC works well. I stayed in room # 402 and the bathroom had a major flaw - two heavy glass panel doors for the shower would not stay shut, no matter how I tried to position them. Both panels would slam open constantly - only options were to have the bathroom floor flood while showering, or try to shower with one hand while holding the door shut with the other. Not good - needs to be checked asap... if I had been staying longer than one night, I would have had to mention it for sure.