We had an absolutely wonderful stay at Woodmore Campground! The staff were incredibly friendly,…read morewelcoming, and always willing to help, making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. The prices are very reasonable, and the level of service is outstanding. One of the conveniences we really appreciated was having firewood delivered directly to our campsite--it made our stay even more enjoyable. The owners are truly amazing. Their dedication to providing a clean, well-maintained, and welcoming campground really shows. They go above and beyond to ensure every guest has a great experience. We highly recommend Woodmore Campground to anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable camping trip. We can't wait to come back!

Recently stayed here. The campground activities were fun. Loved the bathroom next to the pavilion…read moreand pool. (It was newer) the other ones were the older type of bathrooms, but were fine. The showers are coin operated. You get 5 minutes for .50, so not too bad. There is a Walmart, gas station, grocery store, and liquor store within 10 minutes from the campground. The woman at the front was very nice....however, the...from what I could tell "seasonals" were a different story. Yes, some were nice and friendly. However... There was a comment made during adult bingo, and someone said "lynch him lynch him" naturally as someone part of the bipoc community, I IMMEDIATELY felt uncomfortable. In addition, someone stated, "come as you are" & multiple other people said "this is a family campground." Yet, then proceeded to talk about...upside down pineapples, (look up the meaning) and other things. Again, this was an adult bingo, and I don't mind raunchy, but those were very discriminatory statements made. In addition, the "seasonal" campers, or possible group campers made us feel VERY uncomfortable at the pool.

Rented a room for 160.00 a week for a clean decent room. It ended up having drug. Baggies on the…read morefloor, big bed bugs, and blood splatter from a needle. When asking the maintenance to clean it he told me to do it. I refused. He told me if I didn't like it here's $20 and I had 2 hours to get out.

I travel around the country installing and repairing cell phone towers and frequently need a place…read moreto stay usually a week or two, nothing fancy, I just basically need a place to sleep because I work 12 hour days when I'm on the road and then move on to the next job which can be in the next town or across the country. When I'm in the Nashua, NH, area, I try to stay at the Temple Street Hotel because it's cheap, clean, safe and only a block away from Main Street where there are plenty of places to eat and drink and even a night life if you've got time for that. The live in manager is extremely friendly and will try to help you out with just about anything. You cannot beat this deal if you're on a budget!

In the 90's, I operated a limousine service, and a few of our customers we would pick up here for…read morenights on the town. The first floor was a regular motel. But in the basemen,t they had these cave rooms. Really nothing more than a built-in hot tub and a platform bed. Did not even have a key, just tokens for a washing machine style coin slot and a 2 or 3-hour timer.

90's, Loved this place, conveniently located close to home.! Variety of food nearby, Chinese food…read moreright next door and the drinks were great!

I was visiting family in the area, and found that Vivian's prices were competitive with both…read morehotels, motels and AirBnBs. A true, traditional, historic B and B can't be beat, and that is what Timber Post is! She dealt with my questions very helpfully over the phone before arriving, and then the moment I arrived. Vivian has every little beautiful or welcoming detail covered, and the place is immaculately clean. There are intriguing antiques and pictures everywhere to add to the ambiance. The breakfast is sumptuous, but despite all that work, she was kind enough to make me something I preferred. I stayed two nights, at the start and end of my road trip, in two different parts of her lodgings. Both were lovely. It's quiet, for a light sleeper like me, and also important for a woman traveling alone, I felt safe. Vivian even has done the genealogy on the Inn from its early years, and discovered she's descended from the some of the original owners! She said how the community there has been so kind to her. Now that's real sense of place. I highly recommend Timber Post for a true New England Bed and Breakfast experience, in rural Hollis. A delight.

Entirely misadvertised and the woman who runs it is defensive of these small things, making it even…read moreworse. - advertised as having a private bathroom and it does not - breakfast listed as 7:30-9:30am in the booklet that is in the room but it is not, it is at exactly 8am only which we were never notified about - the noise is terrible - I was woken up to people talking downstairs that sounded like they were in our room, and that continued until we left - woman running it just got defensive when trying to address the bathroom and breakfast, just saying "but we've had a lot of people stay without any complaint" - for every person who says something, though, there are a hundred who don't say anything. - we had to "prove" to her that the listing was wrong bc she just tried to say that she didn't realize and blamed it on booking.com, though it is not the fault of booking.com, it is the fault of the business and it is illegal to do this kind of bait and switch - she offered a 10% refund while asking "are you going to write a bad review either way?" - well, I wasn't planning on it, but the fact that she tried to bribe us to not write a review means I sure as heck am now - on top of all of this, the bathroom was out of toilet paper with no more rolls available I suggest avoiding this place unless you want to have no idea what you show up to regardless of what you booked, then want to deal with a defensive woman who won't internalize or listen to the issues. Note: I deleted and reposted this, bc her response illegally posted some personally identifiable information. The response also showed the inability to internalize feedback, and misguided perspective on that feedback. Example: We SHOWED her the booking.com website where it clearly stated private bathroom in multiple places. I've added the photo to show that it said private bathroom, and yet she's insisting that it does not show this. This is how delusional she is.

Archer hotel is the only hotel we will stay when visiting our family in the Boston area. It is…read moregorgeous, immaculate and in the best area all while being close enough to Boston. The staff are always very pleasant and go out of their way to make sure you have everything you need. The bar area is beautiful and the bartenders make the best drinks. Plenty of restaurants all within walking distance and several more to choose from in the mall located 2 minutes down the street. The rooms are huge with 2 king sized beds that are sooo comfortable to sleep on. I booked our room this time using the Mother's Day promo and received a bottle of champagne at check in that was presented to me in a cute gift bag. Small things like that leave lasting memories.

Where do I start? The location was perfect -- close to so many great food spots! The restaurant and…read morebar décor was beautiful, and the food was just as impressive. Every staff member we met was kind, helpful, and welcoming. Our room had so many thoughtful touches -- a Nespresso maker, complimentary slippers, and other small details that made our stay feel special. It was our first time staying at an Archer property, and I absolutely loved it. Unfortunately, there aren't any Archer hotels down south, but I can't wait for the next opportunity to stay at another one!

My boyfriend and I spent a night at the Samuel Fitch House this past weekend, and it was fantastic…read more The website does not do it justice! The house itself is a 300-year-old farmhouse that has been owned by only 5 families throughout its history. Most of the original structure remains today, giving the place an authentic rustic feel -- not kitchy, like so many other bed & breakfasts. The hostess is cheerful and charming, and more than happy to give you a tour of the grounds (including a tunnel in the basement that was part of the underground railroad!). For us, she made oatmeal chocolate chip cookies fresh upon arrival. We stayed in the Carriage House, which really is a bargain for the space. The two-story suite includes a fireplace, kitchenette, television, desk, couch, armchair, and small table with two chairs. This is in addition to an outdoor porch attached to the unit, and the beautiful upstairs bedroom (with air conditioning). Breakfast was delectable, made exactly to our preferences, and served on a screened-in porch overlooking the gardens. We couldn't have asked for a better experience! I'd definitely stay here again, and would absolutely recommend this to any couple looking for a quick getaway from Boston.

My husband and I have stayed here two years in a row on our anniversary/his birthday weekend. Lynne…read moreis a fantastic innkeeper/hostess/chef! She really took the time to get in touch with us before our visit to be sure everything was going to be to our liking. She will make your visit what you wish... if you want the historic tour, you'll get it! If you want privacy and peace and quiet, she'll just be there when you need her. The house has wonderful character and charm and so much history. The fire was roaring when we arrived and the entire visit felt like a special getaway for us from work and the kids, even if it was only a few towns away. I would go just for breakfast if I could, homemade and delicious.

We stayed at the Temple location, not Wilton. We found the Hostess Pamela very rude. There were…read morevarious insects. Dust on the lamps. Poorly equipped kitchen. Apparently we were expected to do our own dishes. ( There is no dishwasher). I wish we chose any hotel instead. For the size and location the place was overpriced. Pamela could use a reminder of the words Hospitality and Goodwill.

Treat yourself and stay here if you are traveling through this part of New Hampshire! The rooms are…read morebeautiful, the grounds will make you sigh with peace, Pam's home-cooked breakfasts are to die for, and she and Pete are the friendliest hosts. As a bonus, ask to see the barn - a polished-wood paradise, renovated as a tea room, with gorgeous antiques that they've collected and curated over the years. (Maybe you will luck out and catch a vintage fashion show with the young ladies of Wilton, if Pam has such fun organized!) They can also tell you about the deep history of the place, once the summer home of a wealthy family from Boston. The place will feel like your home by the time you leave..,

My family and I were coming to Lancaster for a high school reunion, so we wanted something close…read moreby. We were pleasantly surprised at the room and and breakfast. Most places offer pastries and coffee only. Ours included home made muffins, biscuits and scrambled eggs. Delicious! The owner informed me they had recently acquired the business and were in the process of improving the website. Our room has its own entrance and was lovely. We would definitely choose to stay here again if we come to the area.

This was a very quaint and quiet bed and breakfast. We were there during a very slow time so we…read morewere the only guests for the evening. The staff was extremely kind and hospitable. The rooms were spacious and clean. We had to leave early before breakfast so I can't rate the food. But we enjoyed our stay.