Ok so this was my first experience ever staying at a hotel...or in this case, an Inn...where there…read moreare ZERO!! employees! Like, you walk in...the keys to your room are in a basket with a piece of paper on the counter, name on that as well. It's very weird. I guess the ...the future? Lemme say a few things..good and bad about that. The Good! Ok...super convenient. In.....and OUT! You drop your key in the basket and bounce. No check-in or check-out. But see! AH! There is also some bad to that...."bad" FOREVER we have ALL dealt with front desk employees. So...we all have gotten used to that, right? Of course. There is some kind of comfort in having a front desk employee there. Thats about all the good...I would say lol The BAD! What if you lock your key in your room on accident? You are basically screwed. Not sure if there is a way to contact anyone to get you back in and yes....they are actual keys! Not the little cards we all see at regular, mainstream hotels. I DID! lock my key in the room the following morning. THANKFULLY! there was ONE employee there...BUT she was there to make the continental breakfast...which I will talk about in a min. She was able to give me my spare key. Thank God. If you need something in the middle of the night...oh well. There is no one there to assist you. They tell you where extra towels are and stuff like that on the paper you get when you check yourself in. It's an Inn...and Inn very close to the slopes. So when there is actual snow and the place is packed....I would assume its similar to being in a college dorm lol Don't get me wrong tho, place is very homey. The common room is incredible and I kept imaging it when I was there....FK! this would be so much fun during ski season and this place is full of people! HOWEVER! People drink and drink a lot. The walls here are THIIIIIIIIN!!! So be prepared for that! BRING. EAR. PLUGS! and use the in room ac unit for the fan to drown out noise from other rooms. You will need it. The views from the rooms are beyond incredible. I have some attached. Beautiful views of the slopes and in the Fall...the colors. The breakfast! FKN! INCREDIBLE!!! She put out all the basics, bagels and whatnot, full muffins...amazing! She made these cinnamon muffins....SO. GOOD!! I too a few home with me to give to my mom haha! Overall, it's a great place. Really is. I would definitely stay again. OH! They allow dogs....for a fee of course...even the super tiny ones. They will know too if you have a dog with you. Cameras....everywhere. It's located on a busy road..so keep a close eye on those pups. The grounds around the Inn are amazing. Cute little pond out back, sitting areas all around. It's a wonderful place. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone going through Manchester or anywhere near there. Very unique experience. I honestly can't remember ever staying at an Inn before. There is something definitely...better..about an Inn vs staying at one of the big hotel chains. Feels more like....a house? with lots of strangers haha! Thanks for reading, YelperBromleyians! Cheers!

My family stayed two nights at the Bromley View Inn and I wanted to share some information for…read moreother parents traveling with children. My kids loved the inn and the great room gave us a wonderful place to connect with cousins but...there is very little soundproofing in the rooms and, as a result, it was a bit stressful to try to keep our two (under ten) quite enough that we felt we weren't disturbing other guests. We had issues with the Roku television maintaining a connection to the internet and the hot tub (while lovely) is directly outside a room - you can see into the room while you're sitting in the hot tub. Most other guests seemed understanding...but we definitely got a few frustrated glares.

I've never felt more at home at an inn than I have at the Alpenrose, from playing with their sweet…read morecat, Niles, to chatting in the kitchen over amazing "crack" cookies, not to mention taking a snowy walk on the trails in their backyard, oh and did I mention how cozy and comfortable the rooms and the rest of the Inn are? We stayed in the Yodeler room where there was plenty of warm blankets, a fireplace, and the shower was great and spacious as well. Anne and David were a total delight as hosts, I would not hesitate to visit again.

My wife and I stayed at the Alpenrose for two summer nights during the Wanderlust festival at…read moreStratton mountain (an easy 10 minute drive to the hill). This was my first ever stay at a bed and breakfast and this was everything I could have asked for. Anne & David were warm and welcoming innkeepers and their residence was clean, homey, even kitchy with old ski relics and pictures from yesteryear adorning the walls as decoration as well as a unique assortment of mugs available for coffee or tea left on a shelf for your choosing, a very simple but pleasing touch). It was pretty much exactly what I would have imagined a BnB to be in a northeast ski town. The hospitality was second to none - warm smiles and helpful local hints, great big breakfast with toast, fruit, with eggs, bacon, and sausage all from local farms. The cat was even friendly, who curled up with me as I worked to catch up on some business in one of the many open gathering spaces late at night. If you ask nicey, David might show you his ski collection or even take you out for a personal tour of the mountain (although he did say he rarely gives lessons anymore, but something tells me he's still game). I couldn't be more pleased, and I would go again without hesitation. My highest recommendation!

The new owners of this Inn are just wonderful. They have put a tremendous amount of hard work and…read moremoney into the place and it is really cozy and comfortable. More than anything else, the owners are there to lend a helping hand to their guests. For example, John chauffeured my husband and I around for two days because our car was in the shop and we were waiting on a rental. For his hospitality, we will always be grateful. Hotel is clean and very convenient to Bromley. And the breakfast in the morning is simple, healthy and everything that you need before a day of skiing.

My girlfriend and I were heading up to NH to surprise my brother for his birthday when we drove…read morethrough a bad snow storm in vermont. Cars and trucks were sliding off the road. I pulled into the nearest pull off which happened to be The Wiley Inn. The husband and wife owners were working on renovations to some of the rooms and weren't opening to guests till December, but they let us stay in two finished rooms for the night. Very cozy and clean. The fireplace in the rec room was amazing. Owners were so kind, gracious and helpful. We are so thankful for your kindness and hospitality! Thank you very much! "Snowed in at the Wiley Inn"

We stayed over Memorial Day weekend. The view was spectacular on the sunny and rainy days we were…read morethere. Staff was great and mingled with us at the complimentary breakfast. It was delicious with locally made baked treats. The rooms were remodeled and very clean. Best deal we could find in Manchester!

Our stay here was good. It's a nicely renovated motel close to town with friendly staff. For a…read morelower price than a standard hotel room at the Hampton Inn, we had a spacious two room suite with two bathrooms! Continental breakfast is included. You fill out a slip with your selections the night before and drop it in the box by the breakfast room, then go there to pick it up the next morning. The motel is high on a hill with lovely views of the turning foliage. Be warned, if you are approaching the motel from the East, there is no sign facing that direction. It was hard to find in the dark.

This inn exceeded our expectations! The room was bigger than we thought, the shower was nicer than…read morewe expected, and the staff was fantastic. Often, inns can fee run down, but not this one. The walls, carpet and floors in our room were in great shape, there were plenty of places to charge our devices, and space was not an issue. Thank you!!

Bad cancellation policy... Owner declined refund for medical issue, and then rebooked room.. Would…read morenot recommend this motel.

Great location and super clean. Awesome hosts that serve coffee and donuts every morning. Rooms…read morewith hot tubs are fantastic. Downside are hard beds and trees noise. I would stay here again.

Just opened in November this gem is definitely a place to check out! We decided to extend our…read moreChristmas vacation and found this place. Clean is an understatement! It is immaculate, newly remodeled rooms with a very relaxing vibe, we chose a family room with king bed and bunk beds- room had more than enough space for the four of us. Steam shower products, coffee & donuts in office in the morning, some rooms have private decks with hot tubs. Will definitely be back! Close to Stratton and Bromley skiing , outlet shopping and numerous restaurants

Adorable blast from the past. Great hosts- very pleasant. Rooms in cabins are great for the rate…read moreand spacious enough for a weekend stay. Beautiful grounds and quiet property. Will come back again and again ! Downfalls ? Hmmm. Chairs on individual porches are inexpensive plastic hard chairs- not too comfy if u want to sit outside for an extended time. That's about the only one .

FABULOUS!…read more Casablanca Motel, we will come back! These little mini-cabins are just adorable. They were plenty big enough for myself, my human travel partner, and my canine travel partner-- and well equipped for summer with AC and windows. We loved being able to hang on the porches. The owners were friendly and organized, and the landscaping is beautiful. Highly recommended! We'll be posting photos, too! One thing-- we couldn't figure out why it was called the "Casablanca."

Such an adorable inn in the Manchester area. I ended up booking this place bc the hotel my friends…read morewere staying in was like $800 a night versus the $200 something here. Honestly, this place was waaaay nicer too, in my opinion. My room was large, even if somewhat outdated, but God, the view of the forest from the room's large windows was unbelievable. I was mesmerized watching the falling leaves from the trees. There was a lounge area on the first floor with a coffee bar, seating, games, etc. I wish the fireplace was going, but my girlfriends and I split a bottle of wine and hung out for a few hours. Awesome inn that I would definitely stay at again.

Very clean. Nice pool. Owner was accommodating. Would recommend! I think the value is there…read morecompared to similar places in the area.

The perfect destination, an artists dream. Friendliest staff, beautiful environment, cozy, clean…read morerooms, incredible food. 10/10. Went for The Magic of Indirect Painting with Jule Beck at The Landgrove Inn. Truly a dream come true. Painting with new friends, and gaining endless knowledge from a true master of still life painting. I am so honored to have been able to participate is such a beautiful immersive experience. Thank you again for the gift of a lifetime, Julie for sharing so much wisdom and encouragement, and for Landgrove for hosting. I'll definitely be back again!

If you are looking for a warm and welcoming place for delicious cocktails and dinner in a rustic…read moreVermont setting, this is the place. Sitting in the tavern, we had some of the best cosmopolitans I've ever had. During our three different times having dinner there each meal was yummy, chosen from a lot of great options. This last visit we indulged in a bunch of dessert choices; all good but the cheesecake and the peanut butter and chocolate desserts were out of this world! Bruce and Emily and the staff, plus their three beautiful girls, make this a great experience. It is a sweet combination of a step back in time in a relaxing setting with more current cuisine options. We can't wait for the patio to open.

This place should be condemned. I made the reservation through hotels.com 6 months ago knowing it…read morewould be foliage in Vermont and rooms would be more expensive. I was charged $219 a night and there wasn't even any soap on the sink or shampoo in the shower. The room looked nothing like was posted on their website. The day I checked in there was an intoxicated man standing outside. I checked in with a girl, she showed me where my room was and immediately left. I couldn't get the wifi password and walked to the lobby to look for someone to help me and the intoxicated man that had been outside was in the lobby and asked me if I needed help. I said no and went back to my room. I proceeded to bring my things in from my car. The room smelled like stale booze and cigarettes. I had a king sized bed and the mattresses didn't even match and were ripped. There were no pictures on the walls and lots of stains and marks on the walls. I went to my engagement and came back at 9:00pm. I did not feel safe at all. Did not even get under the covers afraid that I would get bed bugs or lice. I woke up very early the next morning and came back around noon. I stopped at the local farm stand next to the lodge and told them where I was staying and how bad it was. They said "I am so sorry, that place is bad news." They also told me that the state used this place to house homeless people during Covid and the police were constantly there. Clearly they have not cleaned it up since then. I left for my engagement at 3:00. Came back at 9:30 and did not feel safe or comfortable. I packed up my things and left. I have called hotel.com and the hotel and they both blame it on the other party. I want my $483 back. This place wasn't even worth $50 dollars a night. I will be filing a complaint with the state and the board of health. Shame on hotels.com and this disgusting place. Do not stay here!! The most disgusting place I have ever encountered. Pictures to follow:

This was the worst motel I have stayed in. Room was dirty showers were moldy, stains on sheets,…read morehorrible smell.