On a whim, I dropped by the moat on my way home from golfing today, and what a great experience, it…read morewas!!! I want to start by saying both the food and drink were beyond exceptional, but I sat alone in the bar, and the service was extraordinary! I walked into the bar and was immediately greeted with a welcoming smile from Megan (the bartender). I sat down and browsed the menu for a moment before she came to take my order. I hadn't been to the moat before but really wanted to try one of the valley's local craft brews. I didnt really know what I wanted or what to expect, but Megan walked me through all of the tap options and helped me pick the perfect beer to end my day. Not only did she help with my beer choice (boneshaker brown ale) and food [the longhorn nachos (chef's kiss)], but also was there for every dining need or question that I had! Needless to say, I will absolutely be back! From exquisite cuisine to amazing attentive and authentic service, the moat has it all! One of North Conways best places to dine!

Fantastic late lunch at the one of our favorite restaurants in the MWV. Jaime was an absolute…read morepleasure as our server and was creative in addressing a too sweet canned beverage. The brisket, pulled pork, and Cajun burger were perfectly cooked and the flavor was amazing. The Moat has the best brisket we've ever had, extremely lean and flavorful. The pulled pork was smoky and tender, so delicious. The Cajun burger was delectable and incredibly tasty. Highly recommend the Moat, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu and they have one of the best breweries anywhere.

As a wee child I felt this hotel was magical, like Cinderella's magic winter castle. Took me 60…read moreyears to finally stay here. It was on my bucket list.... With the passing of my Dad (he and Mom also had always wanted to stay here but could never afford it), I said charge it!! and booked an overnight stay. So glad I did. It was every bit as magical as I thought and the snowing during our stay made it even more so. The history, attention to detail, preservation, detail Oriented caring staff all led to an amazing stay I will never forget.

This is a somewhat difficult place to rate. I was here for a couple full days in May with near…read morestellar weather so views are astoundingly great with mountains and sunsets featuring. The outside when weather is this nice is really good, ample porch seating and exterior reception areas. The food imo is ok. The first meal was a "simple" BLT with really soft and kind of fatty bacon. The soda was also flat. Summer staff return and gearing for the season might lend to this. The exterior temps were hot one day and the lobbies and hallways were just plain hot, too. My room AC ran nonstop and failed to break 74 in the room. The suite was nice if not outdated a bit with carpeted floors that likely met the style of an old hotel but felt old. The Cave bar is a must. Omni is showing signs of reparation on this hotel which shows the grandeur of its day, great molding and architectural accents, but also fighting termite damage, actual termites and bees, one of us was stung in the dining room, inside. The staff is seasonal, with that some younger folks learning the system and very friendly while others, like bellhops seeming disinterested. It's wrapped as looking luxury but with practical gaps in execution.

I've been here a few times, the owner is a brilliant and nutty woman whose husband is a big deal at…read moreAmazon (I remember that!) I've gotten several things here that I absolutely love including a new little alien keychain as well as a long hippie reversible light robe/cardigan and awesome flare jeans. Every time I'm in NH I have to come here hoping to see Penny and finding a new gift for myself. I also just bought a $5 gold cicada-looking ring with a beautiful red stone (fire sign, baby!) cute boutique, worth a visit.

Value doesnt match the price even for the area its in, seems specific to a certain style not really…read moreversatile to different styles , looked at me like i was crazy for coming in alone when i was just trying to buy gifts for my lady, felt unwelcoming

i'd highly recommend this spot! great paths that are marked creatively & well. great variety in…read morescenery. really nice woman working inside. also has bathrooms and wifi. options to choose longer or shorter paths too.

I love walking the trails at Tin Mountain Conservation Center!…read moreThey have a beautiful Nature Learning Center where they have weekly Nature programs offered to the public. They also teach environmental education in the local schools. Very cool non-profit, worth visiting for sure!

R1S needed to charge for 30 minutes before heading home on a Sunday afternoon during the snow…read morestorm. Found 3 of 6(?) chargers open. Charging went off without a hitch. Loved walking the mall and even picked up some things before heading home for a proper charge.

While in New Hampshire I was pleasantly surprised by my visit at Cathedral Ledge Distillery. They…read moreoffer quality products and until researching I had never heard of them before. They source their organic grain from Maine and New York and distill and age small batches on-site. I did a flight of their bottled-in-bond bourbon, wheated bourbon, and rye, cask strength bourbon, and maple liqueur. I usually like wheated bourbons, but enjoyed their regular bourbon and rye the best. It was an impressive operation with friendly staff. Cathedral is only five years old, so everything had a four year age statement, but they told me they are stashing barrels for older aged whiskeys. They are also looking to expand into single malts. If in the area check them out.

Such a cute distillery to stop at! The space is open and cute! Exposed beams and all the barrels…read morefor the vodka! Everyone is super friendly and helpful! And they mix a great cocktail! Stop in!

This station is located on US-3 to the west of where it crosses I-93. Sharing the same parking lot…read moreis a Dunkin and within a short walk are a gas station and a Mexican restaurant. There are eight of Tesla's supercharger stations here at 250 kW so you should have minimal waiting. There weren't any in use on this summer evening when I passed through. [Review 18530 overall - 81 in New Hampshire - 2052 of 2022.]

Nice, clean 8-stall supercharging station in a shopping plaza. Taco Bell and Hannaford supermarket…read moreare food options, plus HomeDepot, a lumber company, etc.

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.