Best meal we've had in a LONG time! Great outdoor dining…read morepatio, beautiful views, amazing service, and awesome prices. Cannot wait to go back!!

We stayed again at that Adair Inn and had a wonderful experience -we had the Lafayette Room-…read morefabulous huge soaking tub- incredibly relaxing experience then enveloped in a fluffy white robe - felt very decadent -everyone was friendly and welcoming - highly recommend

The ambiance was great, especially outside by the river. Eating dinner listening to the water run,…read morecouldn't have asked for a better evening. Regarding the food. We (three of us) each got a drink. An old fashioned, the Penelope, and raspberry Mojito. The old fashioned was not good, tasted like straight alcohol. The raspberry mojito was really good and well balanced, but towards the end we noticed a piece of wrapper at the bottom of the glass. The Penelope was actually really good. The Brussel sprouts and the clam chowder was really good. The fish and chips was very bland. The steak and the burger were both really good. Overall it was an okay experience, not sure if we'd be back. But it's a really nice place with a nice spot to sit outside.

This is our second year staying here. Everyone is so nice here and make you feel at home. We like…read moreto stay in the annex because it has a balcony right on the river. We have seen bald eagles each stay! The breakfast is delicious and so is dinner. Beds are comfortable. We will be back next year.

A nice Inn but very dated and a bit under maintained. Very quiet and relaxing. Folks are friendly…read more Four of us ate dinner at Peaks Pub downstairs. Overall it was an "okay" experience. The food was a 6. Beverages were short. The flourless chocolate cake was flat. Bread pudding was average. Waitress was a touch pushy. But I think she was just trying to make sure we were happy. I do think their drinks are overpriced. Example: one shot of scotch was $15.00. There was a beautiful red propane stove in our suite that was inoperative. Unfortunately, there was a very noticeable septic smell throughout the Inn. I will consider other Inns when we return.

Our family has been visiting Franconia for decades but this is the first time we stayed at…read moreFranconia Inn, and we will definitely be back. Last time we were in town we ate at the Rathskeller Pub in the ground floor of the Inn and the kids had been talking about it ever since, so we decided to stay at the Inn this weekend per our children's request. We booked two nights in the adjoining rooms on the second floor. One room has a double bed and the other has two twin beds. The rooms were very tastefully decorated, with soft Garnet Hill bedspreads and gorgeous cherry and oak furniture. The bathroom was tiny with older tile, but very clean, and sufficient for our needs. There are no TVs in the bedrooms, which is good because noise travels well through the hallways into the rooms. There are TVs on in the pub during dinner, and there's a theater room in the basement. There are lots of reminders at the Inn about keeping kids quiet in the hallways, but I didn't hear any kids making noise--instead I heard some sauced up older folks returning to their rooms in the middle of the night! Which I found amusing. The Inn is an older structure, constructed with traditional New England materials, and is very well cared for. Staying at the Inn is like traveling back in time in some ways, and somehow encourages conversation between guests. There's a front porch, a large screened in porch, a library, and a few fireplaces. It's very clean, the staff is friendly, and there's lots to do during the summer right in the immediate area. Included with the stay is use of the four clay tennis courts (borrow rackets and tennis balls from the desk), a pool and hot tub, ping pong, a watering hole, and even bikes and helmets to borrow for a few hours at a time. Also on site (but not included in the nightly rate) are two restaurants, retro arcade games, a horse stable, and a glider airport. The first floor dining room is quaint and a bit formal (requiring reservations), while the Pub is casual and louder (more forgiving of people with kids), and has patio seating. The pool is older but heated, with plenty of seating on the deck. If you choose to experience the old fashioned hospitality of the Franconia Inn I highly recommend taking a soak in the hot tub at twilight while surrounded by nature before retiring to your room and listening to the bullfrogs while you fall asleep

I love the charm of this place. Breakfast could use a bit of sprucing up and it would be nice to…read moreget the bed made in between nights but the place itself has a lot of history and character! Would stay again.

I stayed at this hotel in Littleton, NH for the first time this week, for two nights…read more + Location + Convenient + Decent room -- No one helped me to get into the hotel when I arrived. -- They didn't welcome upon arriving at the hotel. -- They didn't provide water bottle(s). -- No one helped me way up the two flights of stairs to my room with my heavy suitcase and there was no elevator and no suitcase cart. -- No one helped me down the 2 flights of stairs with my heavy suitcase when I departed from the hotel. -- The floor in my room was very uneven so that I almost fell down a couple times. -- The lock on my door barely worked. -- The continental breakfast provided was poor. -- the outside of the hotel was in serious need of renovation, paint, etc.

Love the old fashioned feel. Thea at the front desk was so accommodating and kind wish every hotel…read morehad somebody like this lady.

Outdated dirty , broken furniture , really unclean , mold smell everywhere…read more Will never stay here ever again , room temperature stayed at 65 and windows blew in cold air thru cracks Extremely unkempt 2 stars for location only

What a great place to take a snowmobile tour! The trails were beautiful, our guide (Jack) was…read moreknowledgeable and took our picture multiple times...there are beautiful views to stop at. We felt very safe on the tour, and can't wait to go back with family for another tour next year. The snowmobiles they have are really nice and easy to use, next year we will rent them from them!

Rented scissor lift, couldn't get it to work for me - i tried for an 1hour to get it to work-called…read moreto return it and was charged for the whole plus the delivery fee-i feel completely ripped off.

Matthew Payeur (pronounced, "pire" - as in M. Payeur, get it?! ...don't worry, it took me a while…read moretoo...) is the man behind the lens at Empire Imaging. A humble but goofy master of the flash, Payeur works mostly from a studio within his home. A home, which you soon come to realize, was purchased with the secondary function of living, and the primary function of taking incredible photos - "I bought it because it had amazing windows - lots of light. You always have to have windows that face the north, because then you will have amazing light all the time..." Dedication, surely. In my life I've had the opportunity to work with several photographers. I'm not the next Gisele, mind you, but I'm an artist and I love the medium of photography, though I have lacked any particular skill in it myself. As a result, I have stalked my share of talent, admiring work, commenting and giving praise - secretly adoring the kind of art that has always eluded my own skill set. This is how I happened upon Empire Imaging. And this is how I happened to find myself in his studio, preparing to partake in a "Transformations" shoot. A project that takes an average person and transforms them into an alter ego... into - a hippie, a rockstar... and in my case - a flame throwing superhero. My biggest fear was not knowing how to pose. Okay, I lie. My biggest fear was being axe murdered, because I was driving three hours from my home into the middle of nowhere, when the last real sign of life was in the form of a T.J. Maxx seen from the highway half an hour before. All of which, of course, was dispelled within the first 2.5 seconds of jolly greetings, big smiles and small talk normalcy, followed by walking into an amazing studio with fabulous equipment and awards lining the wall. My second biggest fear was not knowing how to pose. What do I do with my head? Where do I put my arms?!? Don't let me make the duck face!!!! In the end, I didn't make the duck face. I've never had a photographer take so much time giving exact direction on where to move and how to pose. Which anyone who has ever done a photoshoot knows, not knowing what to do with yourself makes it the most awkward thing ever. But not here. From the angle of my chin, to the posture in my shoulders to, in one instance, the exact positioning of each finger - no detail escaped his eye, and it was obvious that this isn't just a job, or even an interest - it's his life's passion. And you know what? I drove six hours in one day, just to work with him. Three hours down from Maine, and three hours back. And I'd do it again in a heartbeat. If you live closer than I do, you'd be crazy not to make the trek. As a professional hairstylist and makeup artist, I've collaborated with many photographers for fashion shots, runways, weddings, etc... and my only regret about Empire Imaging is that the distance means that I will probably not get a chance to do much industry work with him, and that's a straight up professional tragedy.

The Hotel looks amazing from the outside, however; once you step inside the hallways are hot, some…read moreof the older employees are not very professional. I had to wait in line for 15 min to reserve a room for the next day, then I was told I had to call as the women behind the from desk did not know how to book a reservation, she also did not seem to be a fan of my dog whom I took on the trip with me. The room was not what I expected, no warm blankets on the bed, felt like I was in a hospital bed with the cheap blankets, shower only had half a door, making the shower experience a cold one. The food was ok, chicken was chewy. Although I lived in VT and would walk the beautiful grounds of the property, would never stay there again.

Superb staff, nice rooms, fantastic location. There are on-site restaurants that turn out some…read moredelicious food. The bars are lively and they serve some really good specialty cocktails. The Bees Knees was great (thanks Heath)! We were here for the 2022 Rasputitsa and they really took good care of all of the participants!