The old Hancock Inn, under its new ownership and new name, has been extravagantly renovated, and…read morehas applied the same extravagance to its pricing. For instance, a bottle of Guigal Côtes du Rhône, which can be bought for $16 at the local liquor store, is offered on its menu for $72. That's right, a 4.5 times markup, which compares with the industry standard of 2 times or maybe in the extreme, 3 times markup. To add insult to this insult, the wine was served warm. Not designed to encourage return visits.

We've now visited the Inn at Hancock three times--once for brunch and twice for dinner--and each…read moreexperience was truly special. The inn has been beautifully renovated, with a charming, distinctly British feel that makes it both elegant and inviting. The food was outstanding--classic fine dining that feels reminiscent of the past, and something that's becoming increasingly hard to find. Every dish was prepared with care, clearly focused on quality and flavor. Brunch was equally impressive and just as thoughtfully executed. The staff were warm, friendly, and attentive without being intrusive, which added to the overall experience. It is certainly a higher-end dining experience, but absolutely worth it if you appreciate exceptional food and a unique setting. Located in a lovely rural New Hampshire town, it's the perfect spot for a special occasion or memorable evening.

My wife and I enjoyed our stay in May so much we're planning to return in October. The owner,…read moreJarvis, was a great host and the property had many areas to relax and enjoy the mountain views and the historical photos and memorabilia all around. Built around 1817, they have done a great job bringing it up to date without losing its charm, meaning, it's immaculate and everything works fine! The walls are adorned with local art for sale and each room has its own name and character. We stayed in the Juliet and Romeo; the ladies are listed first on each door; a wise move. While there's not a lot to do in Greenfield, New Hampshire, it's all within a few doors of the Inn. Mi Corazon is an excellent Mexican restaurant two doors down; great food, margaritas, and Saturday night karaoke was a blast. Harvest Market, two more doors down, has everything plus locally sourced products from produce to craft beers and specialty foods. The church from the 1700s is across the street but Sunday we stayed behind enjoying the breakfast spread and Keurig coffees. This is a beautiful part of New Hampshire that has kept its charm. The church bell still chimes on the hour in this small town even as time itself seems to slow down.

Absolutely lovely place located conveniently to everything you might want to do while visiting the…read morearea. An old school inn that comes with a full breakfast and a relaxing atmosphere. We actually enjoyed staying in our room on the days when it was pouring rain. On nice days, the porch was a great place to read and relax. Our hosts were friendly, and it was nice to meet some other travelers over breakfast. We will definitely stay here again the next time we are in the area.

The owner is one of the kindest people you could ever meet. Sure it's not a luxury posh hotel, but…read moreI've stayed here MANY MANY times and especially in a jam, it's pretty damn good.

The local waitress that steered me towards 1830 house should be ashamed ( if not embarrassed) that…read moreas a local, she recommended this place. I can only give 1 star because 'no stars ' isn't an option ! I generally try to find something positive about every business I patron. I simply cannot find anything positive about this motel. It is utterly the filthiest lodging I've ever stayed in. No exaggeration! I could get past the outdated decor. I could get past the fact that the trash had not been pulled from the previous person or that their leftovers were still in the refrigerator. What I could not get past was the shower literally covered in mold, with the plywood slab on top of the drain then layered with a slab of plastic that had drain holes in it! The slimy mold was absolutely incredible. I threw a towel over the whole mess hoping to be able to shower . I couldn't bring myself to even step into that shower stall. The toilet looked like I hadn't seen a toilet brush in a century. I slept in my clothes, wondering if there were critters in this place. The next morning I threw away the socks I had walked on the floor in because it was so filthy. Suffice just say I slept very little last night, and if I hadn't been too exhausted to travel, I would've driven back to Keene for a hotel. There is no way that hotel room was worth $75 on any planet!. (by the way, next day I found out that Stonewall Farm bed-and-breakfast is probably less than a mile away. I stayed there the next night 4 nights! :)

As close to perfection as is humanly possible…read more An old, old house but everything that matters is modern and high quality, mattress, shower, toilet, sink - everything. Quiet, with beautiful grounds, convenient to downtown Peterborough. The food was simply wonderful - completely beyond any expectations. More than we'd normally eat for breakfast, so we skipped lunch both days. Rob and Paula are thoughtful and accommodating - they have thought of everything to make your stay wonderful.

I called the last minute to make the reservation. Patti was very kind and accomodating…read more This is a fantastic B&B! It is very cozy, peaceful right next to a little river with a beautiful garden. I stayed in the Goose Brook Room. It's a cute room with a nice clean bathroom. Breakfast was delish! I highly recommend Little River Bed & Breakfast!

Truly a motel advertised as an Inn. Would not recommend. In town for a wedding and upon arrival…read morerealized we were not going to be able to stay. Felt dingy and half heartedly renovated. We were unable to get a refund for our second night. Only offered a credit. No, thank you.

I used to know this place as the Jack Daniel's motor inn, a decent, no-frills spot where you could…read moresnag a room for $150-$200 a night. It was what it was, and for that price, you knew what you were getting. But now, it's under a new name, with what appears to be some small cosmetic changes, and they've doubled the price to a staggering $400 a night. This isn't a luxury hotel, and charging luxury prices for what is, at best, a slightly renovated motel is a blight on Peterborough. The rooms are average, the amenities are basic, and the service is nothing to write home about. It's an insult to customers to expect them to pay a premium for a decidedly average experience. If you're looking for value, look elsewhere. This place is a prime example of a business trying to capitalize on a fresh coat of paint without putting in the real work to justify the price tag. Save your money and find a place that actually offers a luxury experience for luxury prices.

My husband and I rented out stonewall farm B&B for our wedding and it was absolutely magical. Ed…read moreand Meg are wonderful hosts. Both are so kind and welcoming and their breakfasts were absolutely delicious. We stayed in the bridal sweet over the weekend and the bed was very comfortable. We were granted use of the property for nearly the entire weekend and Ed and Meg were so flexible it was truly a better experience than I ever could have hoped for. Whether you are looking for a quiet weekend getaway or your fairy-tale wedding destination, I cannot recommend stonewall farm B&B enough!

I wanted to book a weekend stay, Saturday/Sunday but they require a 2 night minimum stay at $190…read moreplus tax and a 3.5% credit card fee. They need to revamp their policies to make their venue more inviting and competitive with other inns in the area. The place looks nice but that is all I can say about it.

This place knocked our socks off and checked off all our boxes for a very restful, stressless…read moreWeekend. We stayed in cottage 3 right on the water, the cottage was cozy and quaint, I felt very comfortable in this cottage. The grounds are very clean and well-kept. You will read a lot about the owners, Debbie and Dave. They will make your stay even more special as they treat you like family. I am so thrilled I found this place and hope to return again. Henniker is a sleepy village that has a large college with restaurants, pharmacies, and most importantly an ice cream shop. Don't wait, give them a call and stay awhile, you will be glad you did. Thanks, Debbie and Dave, you are the best.

Absolutely beautiful place. Debbi and Dave are the greatest hosts. It's always so clean and neat by…read morethe water & they have every extracurricular activity you could think of. They make your stay a joy as close to other things to do if you come from a big city it's out of the way Sleep well it's quiet very nice place to go

Delightful historic bed and breakfast in a picturesque NH town. Charming hosts. Hearty breakfast…read morewith local produce and home baked goods. Organic bath gel and shampoo. Comfortable mattress and extra pillows. An extra comforter if needed. We stayed in the Susannah Suite. Each room has a personality and historic information posted. Windows looked out onto a beautiful New England field, while comfy chairs allowed for hours of reading, making this an ideal getaway during a wedding weekend.

2 night weekend here and it was very warm and comforting. Chris, who took care of my group, was…read morevery attentive, helpful and made great food ! Very passionate and social. Wish I took pictures to show my room but the Savannah (?) room was great ! 2 bed, spacious, bathroom. The inn had plenty to explore and lots of books. Great grounds and you're free to explore the area. Lots of outdoorsy activities around