Burned ( and I mean burned) fish and delicious homemade chips. Disappointing scallops with a…read moreminuscule piece of pork belly (the size of a scallop). Yucky sauce. Scallops were not over cooked but had a peculiar taste. So bad. How did kitchen not see that fish was BURNED? Two bad meals. We couldn't stop talking about how bad this meal was. My husband has always refused to send back food no matter how bad it is. He has now decided that this policy should change. It doesn't help with tonight's $130 disaster.

Delicious dinner!! Gluten friendly options. Beautiful venue and Uber talented-friendly chef! LOL…read more- thanks for the extra whipped cream!!

My husband and I just spent the weekend at the Wentworth inn…read more We stayed in the Fairlawn Spa Suite and really enjoyed the private hot tub and TV area. The room was clean, the beds were very comfortable, and the complimentary pantry was a great touch and always fully stocked. We enjoyed dinner at the Alpine Tavern, as well as breakfast and dinner at the 1869 Restaurant. Every meal was delicious, and the Berry Rouge cocktail was excellent. My husband also enjoyed a round of golf during our stay. The property is conveniently located, well maintained, and the staff consistently provided excellent service. We had a very enjoyable visit and will definitely be returning.

My son and I had a nice little two night stay while visiting Story Land. We have previously stayed…read moreat the Omni Mount Washington on similar visits, but this time, I wanted a bigger room and to be closer to Story Land. This fit the bill, for about half the cost I rented one of the Fairlawn cottage suites, which included an updated guest room with a king sized bed; gas fireplace; a separate little living area with a pullout couch, which could be closed off by a set of glass French doors; and most importantly, our own private outdoor hot tub on a little covered porch off the bathroom (huge hit). My son and I were both very comfortable sharing this large, luxurious feeling space. The $30 per night resort fee includes access to amenities like a heated outdoor pool, which looked nice (we didn't use it, due to cooler air temps during our stay), various sports like tennis (which we also didn't use) and a shared self-serve pantry downstairs, for soft drinks, snacks and basic breakfast items. I agree with other posters who said that the pantry included nice choices but was not stocked consistently. On our first night, there was a nice selection of gelato in the freezer. The second night it was empty. On our second morning, they were super low on caffeinated coffee pods at 7 am, so I rationed my portions in consideration of other guests. The main restaurant looked too fancy for my five year old, but I wanted to check out the on site dining options so I made a reservation to eat at the Alpine Lodge for night two. We arrived just before 6, after a long day at Story Land. There was no one around to greet us or take us to our table. I waited around for a while, then guided my son to one of the many open tables. There was calm but upbeat live music, which we both liked. The bartender was warm, kind and also clearly overwhelmed. I tried to get the attention of the lounge server but she completely ignored us. It took close to two hours to get a cheeseburger and a plate of chicken tenders. I didn't even complain, but the bartender still comped one of my glasses of wine and was super apologetic. Overall, there were a couple of minor kinks but the inn felt like a great value. I've already recommended it to friends and family members and would stay there again.

We stayed at Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites from December 27-29, and unfortunately left very…read moreunsatisfied--especially considering the extremely high cost of our stay. First, I want to genuinely commend Chris, who went above and beyond and appeared to be one of the only consistent staff members throughout our stay. He was responsible for cooking breakfast, bartending, cleaning, and general hotel upkeep. We were told he had worked 10 days in a row, which speaks volumes about how severely understaffed this property was. His effort was appreciated--but no employee should be carrying an entire hotel. Because of the staffing shortages, cleanliness and maintenance suffered significantly. Several rooms--including one we reserved--were clearly neglected. A chair in one room was covered in marker scribbles, trash cans had no plastic liners, and housekeeping was unable to provide daily room refreshes. For the price paid, daily cleaning and upkeep should be standard. The amenities were especially disappointing. The hot tub was visibly dirty, with sludge and foam present, making it unusable. To make matters worse, all of the outdoor chairs appeared to have been carelessly thrown into a sloppy pile next to the hot tub, completely ruining the area. It looked unkempt, uninviting, and poorly managed--definitely not a space anyone would want to relax in or take photos near. The bar was technically open, but with so few employees, getting a drink involved long wait times, making the experience frustrating rather than enjoyable. Breakfast also fell far below expectations. The buffet was extremely basic and overcrowded, with only ONE waffle machine for a very large number of guests and minimal food option Overall, the cost of this stay did not align with the condition, cleanliness, service availability, or amenities provided. This is not a reflection of the hardworking staff--especially Chris--but rather a serious operational and staffing failure. Until these issues are addressed, this property does not meet expectations for a Marriott-branded hotel.

It's a fairly new Fairfield Inn and it's pretty much what I expected from one. The room is…read morepractical with a minibar and microwave oven. Otherwise, it's fairly barebones and minimalistic, but very clean. The beds were clean and reasonably comfortable. I didn't try the breakfast at this location but it looked like the usual Fairfield breakfast with cereal, yogurt, waffles, and a couple of hot items (eggs, breakfast meat). The dining area is large and spacious and looked well-maintained. It's a nice touch to have a skimobile in front of the hotel as homage to the past Mount Cranmore resort area that I used to vacation frequently. The staff in front was pretty polite and friendly, though I did not have to interact with them very much. This is a good choice if you wanted a hotel closer to the North Conway Village, though you probably still would have to drive or bike there.

Pleasant River is a nice, unassuming little motel. It is convenient to Sunday River (about a 10…read moreminute or less drive) and we stay there often during the ski season (we have season passes so don't need ski & stay packages). The place is clean. The price is great. The wifi always works great. They charge by the room and not, like most places around there, based on per person full occupancy. We almost always stay 2 nights on weeknights and the 2 of us get a room with microwave and fridge for under $60/night (that is for the both of us, not each). The McCartney's, the proprietors, are quiet, friendly and provide great service.

We where on a motorcycle ride through New Hampshire and Maine 7/7/18 when we broke down on RT113…read more.. We where able to get a tow to the Pleasant River Hotel with the help from a nice couple and a few other bikers . We where able to get the last room .after long and trying day the owners Mr and Mss . Brown Made us feel at at home .. Helping me with my motorcycle so we can get back on the road.. Besides the clean and comfortable room and the southern hospitality.. found in Maine we are thankful for a for the Browns and are looking forward to staying there again under better circumstances.....

Everything done right at this hotel. Super friendly staff, clean, updated, and 24-7 coffee in the…read morelobby. Renovations underway promising a new bar, and a very nice pool. Lovely patio area, with open fire. The VIEWS are stunning!!!And worth every cent. Top floors do not have deck off rooms. Also, Mt. Washington view may be a little more expensive. We were in the other side of building, and it was just as. Ice. Hiking trails everywhere. We REALLY enjoyed our one night stay here during off-season.

Not a bad place, but it you don't own a dog- stay away. When…read morethe heat came on my dog allergy kicked in big time. There's no avoiding it. Great view. The food is ok, it's food. The restaurant was closed and food was being served in the bar. When we arrived, the pool was broken so that sucked. Other places to eat are about 30 minutes away and I recommend doing that.

What can I say? Beautiful location on a lake, updated rooms with USB hookups for all of your…read moreelectronic needs. Extremely clean rooms, attention to detail in every aspect of cleanliness! Owners live on property and are extremely nice, helpful if you are an "out of towner" and ready to assist if you have any questions! I would highly recommend this location if you want a nice, peaceful retreat.

Just a pleasant family motel. Not ultra fancy,but country style and country clean. Friendly owners…read morewho will do everything they can to make your stay comfortable. Beautiful grounds and excellent lake swimming area. The kind of place you want to return to.

Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Hillside Cottages, with a few caveats. The place was hard to find…read moreand didn't have a lot of information about things to do in the local area. Furthermore, we didn't realize that Norway was definitely the kind of place where a rental car or pre-booked transportation would have come in handy - it isn't easy to walk around nor are there a lot of options for taxis or food delivery. However, the cottage itself was lovely and quaint, perfect for a couple on a romantic weekend looking to stay indoors or merely enjoy the on-property scenery. We stayed in the MacIntyre which was one of the larger cottages - it featured a bedroom and pullout sofa, a gas fireplace and a roku tv. There was a decent sized balcony with chairs that looked out into the property scenery, facing the main road. The kitchen was equipped with a large variety of cookware, but there was little other than coffee to indulge in. The owners were kind and did their best to accommodate our questions. Grateful for a nice weekend.

Great place to stay. All the amenities of individual hotel rooms, without any noisy neighbors. The…read moreowners are very friendly and will respond promptly to any requests. Tough driveway (steep, dirt) but otherwise- perfect!

I give it five stars because first of all it's clean, nice and neat, the TVs work it, it's a big…read moreroom. The best part is, is that if you forgot your shampoo or body wash they have it in these containers on the wall in the shower and hand soap. And they have a coffee maker in the room! This is a awesome hotel I would recommend :)

Lots of similar motels in the area, this was the only one that filled up. Aptly named. Clean,…read moreamenities, very reasonable rate. Upon departure, I did room check to make sure I didn't leave anything. Few days later I received my watch in the mail. Can't find anything to complain about.

My husband and I enjoy staying at different places when we travel. So, when we were looking at a…read moretrip to Maine, we discovered the Noble House Inn. It's truly a gem! The property and house are beautiful, clean and well maintained. Every morning we were able to start our day off right with a great breakfast. You can get a gluten free option if you like. Matt and Lynn were so nice during our stay. Lynn had so many great recommendations of places to eat and things to do. Even when I asked where can I see a moose! We enjoyed all of our time at the inn. There's ample room to sit outside with a drink, a book and relax in nature. We are looking forward to our next visit and exploring more of what Maine has to offer!

I find this couple the most unkind and unfriendly people! A family member hosted a wedding there ,…read morefrom the filthy bathrooms to the no parking for handicapped guests was disgusting . My uncle who was in a wheelchair was told to his son in law to park downtown because there was no handicap parking was a disgrace! The woman screamed at our guest to sit down when there was no chairs available was blatantly rude . In spite of how horrible these people were ,my family and friends made the best of it and celebrated a wonderful couple who really were hoping for a beautiful day.which we did to insure that!