If you like nature, this resort fits all. With pools and hot tubs along with game room/fitness…read morecenter and more, there is something for everyone to do. I recommend this resort for a great getaway.

A more than adaquete overnight stay. Was like a ski lodge, campground, nustled in the woods . Very…read moreclean - enjoyed the fireplace.. Murphy in wall bed was a suprise

Beautiful hotel, amazing restaurants (look at these photos) and we loved the nature and the…read moresurroundings. The only thing that was missing was dental floss & toothpicks.

Giving it four star review for the tavern at the hotel because of its view - the outdoor patio…read moreoutlooks the mountains and I think it's worth it to come for a lunch. Food was okay. The chicken wings were delicious but the salads were not satisfying - the greens were not fresh but yellow and chewy, and the kitchen forgot to put the dressing on the side as requested.

We enjoyed a three night stay at The Notchland Inn as part of a recent anniversary trip to New…read moreEngland. Our room was The Bear, on the second floor, front side, with some mountain and garden views. We were not there in time to enjoy dinner on Sunday, but the breakfasts were amazing. Les & Ed have a low-key, relaxed style of hospitality. They had suggestions about local attractions, timing, and travel routes. We loved hearing about the history of the Inn and the surrounding area. Their two dogs are enthusiastic greeters. As others have noted, do not go expecting TV and wifi. This is a different kind of experience. It was serene and peaceful. Just what we needed.

Great little inn. Think 1860's! Great and unique vibes. Good food at a descent price.read more

Where to start. This place was incredible. We went here for our baby moon this past weekend. You…read moreare greeted by the welcoming scent of mulled cider (which they burn a candle of year round!!), and are also welcomed with fresh coffees, teas, hot chocolates, etc. A huge fireplace burns wood from 9am until 9pm. Our room was stunning. My fiancé pre planned and had rose petals, candles, and champagne all set up by the staff for us. (Additional charge). There was a hot tub for two, a shower for two, and a nice additional seating area. In the morning there was fresh orange juice, coffee, and homemade options such as muffins and pastries. There were also some yogurt, fruit, and granola. Saturday night there was a complimentary cheese and wine night! They offered a mixed variety of cheeses, meats, and crackers. They also had two wine options, and a non alcoholic bubbly option. There was a huge almost pool sized hot tub, which could easily fit 16-20 people. They keep the water at a mild temperature, so that all can enjoy. On site, there was also an enormous work out room and an infrared sauna. There were quite a few amenities in the work out room - including a putting mat, a golf swing machine, a full body massage chair, a foot massager, and countless other options. We would recommended this place to any and everyone. The famous mulled cider candles are available for 21$ to purchase, we got a few. Having gone to the North Conway area for 10+ years - I can comfortably say that this place is a hidden gem. We will definitely be back.

What a truly delightful midweek getaway. It was an extremely relaxing couple of days spent in the…read moreWhite Mountains, our happy place. Everything was all that could be expected. The Snowflake was clean, comfortable and incredibly restorative. Bonus points for the delicious baked treats. I have been coming up to the mountains for 15 years, first time at this great inn. We will absolutely be coming back.

I am trying to reconcile the differences between the Inn at Jackson's web site and positive reviews…read morewith our negative experience. We had no warning that this room was on the 3rd floor so did not enjoy carrying suitcases up three flights of stairs. Room from rugs to pillows to walls were dated. What was most disconcerting was that the top floor was not air conditioned. It did not appear that our small in room air conditioner had not been turned on in some time since the room registered 88 degrees when we entered. We complained and were told that it just needed a short amount of time for the air conditioner to work. We checked out after 2 days since this was not the case. We could not use the room during the day, and sleep was uncomfortable due to the nighttime heat. The breakfast was excellent and the location was convenient, but the entire facility needs updating. As frequent travelers, we have rarely had such a negative experience.

We stay at the Inn at Jackson each year for mother daughter weekend. This was our 3rd year. It's…read moreprivate for us while allowing us to roam the inn as we please. The Inn allows us to have a feeling of "settling" in for the weekend. The rooms are cozy and large enough to move around easily. The rooms are decorated in a way that brings you back in time for a bit. There is a small area with refrigerator, coffee or tea, ice & microwave as we are able to eat our meals/snacks there without going out if we choose to not leave the Inn. Glassware is provided for your wine, making cocktails etc. So easy! Having breakfast included is a wonderful start to our day & is very much appreciated as the views are relaxing & in the older style rooms makes it for a fun morning. Inn Keeper & owners have been very accommodating for anything we may need and always up for a little chat if you wish. They are obviously proud of the Inn. The large sitting room off the lobby entrance is my favorite for an afternoon fire, reading & a drink. Decorated very nicely & cozy. We encourage anyone to try this Inn if your looking for a personal touch and what you may want or need is definitely attended to. They make you feel like it's your home while you stay there.

I dont think its any surprise that staying at the Omni is a top notch experience, but I was…read moreincredibly surprised at how family friendly this resort was. I came here with my Husband before we had kids and was expecting myself to have to eat in the room to keep my feral kids out of the way of the guests, but that could not have been further from the truth! Stayed at the Omni with my three kids, 5 and under, and in laws for a few nights and had an incredible experience. As soon as we arrived, everyone was incredibly friendly. Nick gave our kids a very warm welcome and handed them all super nice kids welcome bags. He was also the last person we saw when we left and he did a great job, super friendly! The resort has plenty of outdoor areas for the kids to run around and get some energy out. The indoor pool was perfect for kids. Only went up to 4 ft and there was a 1.5 ft wading area for the babies. There is a toy store on site in case you want to get the kids something. Of course the arcade was a huge hit for our kids. All of our meals were wonderful. We had the best servers. Elena, Peter, Dilek were awesome. Elena made us feel so special and treated me and my mother in law so well! Adam was super helpful and always hustlin around the covered porch area. After the kids were asleep we were able to sneak out to the Conservatory bar (beautiful views of the mountains) and Ben made delicious drinks. Overall we loved it, highly recommend for families, and we will definitely be back. Thank you Omni team!

We recently stayed at the Omni Mount Washington Resort, paying over $800 a night for a family…read moresuite, expecting the high standard of luxury and scenic views that the Omni brand built its reputation on. What we experienced instead was an absolute disgrace. When we opened the curtains of our expensive suite, we were greeted not by the majestic White Mountains, but by garbage cans, dumpsters, HVAC units, and an unsightly service/utility yard. At no point during booking or check-in was it disclosed that our high-tier family suite would overlook the hotel's back-of-house trash operations. When we brought this to management's attention, expecting basic empathy and a reasonable resolution, the response was shockingly dismissive. The staff was completely unaccommodating, and the manager was entirely unempathetic and uncooperative. Rather than trying to make things right or move us to a acceptable room, the manager blatantly told us that if we didn't like our accommodations, we could always just check out. To add insult to injury, after making us feel thoroughly unvalidated and ignored, the manager offered a insulting token compensation: waiving a single night's $50 resort fee on a stay costing over $800 per night. This stay was a complete and total disappointment. The quality of the accommodations and the terrible attitude of management were completely inconsistent with Omni's reputation and nowhere near worth the price we paid. Save your money and stay somewhere that actually values its guests.

This old fashion...The lodge at the top of Bretton woods has the best views in the state, without a…read moredoubt. But what's better? The old fashion cocktail by the bartending manager, Robert. I myself have been a bartender for an exclusive whiskey menu and this guy made the best old fashion, by far, that I've ever had. Balanced, complex and subtle with the zesty finish. It was top notch. I'll go back for the cocktail alone and count the views as an extra. Also, make the gondola $10 to hit the bar, you'll get a ton more patrons. Just an idea... Cheers!

Typically when you decide to have lunch at the top of a ski mountain, you anticipate a dank, dark,…read moreoutdated, crowded, and ridiculously overpriced bowl of chili, a beer, and a bag of chips. Not so at the Rosebrook Lodge. Sitting atop the Bretton Woods ski resort, Rosebrook Lodge is a new, brightly lit with floor-to-ceiling glass walls, spacious with a great staff and great food. I was there on a vacation week, on a near blue-bird day, and had no trouble getting a seat at the bar. The Grilled Cheese Sandwich was SPECTACULAR. It was a buttered, grilled, fresh baguette with perfectly gooey cheddar and American cheese. The tomato soup dip was delicious and not from a can (it certainly was not the one made famous by Andy Warhol). This was an elevated grilled cheese sandwich to which all others would be compared. I want to give the Chef a big thumbs up. Rosewood also has a good selection of craft beer on tap and in bottles. It was a great lunch. Also, big props to Robert at the bar, who expertly handled the growing thirsty ski crowd. Robert was efficient, friendly, fun, and funny. I am looking forward to seeing him again for another grilled Cheese sandwich.

This hotel was so convenient for hitting the slopes. I loved that it was ski in/ski out and the ski…read morecheck was very easy. I love the bear peak part of Attitash and this allows for quick access to the lifts and we were able to take the shuttle to the Bear Den for a drink after our ski day also and it was a very short walk back afterwards. I loved that the room had a stove and basic cooking supplies and the cafeteria on the second floor had a delicious breakfast sandwich. In the future I would definitely stay here again!

The hotel has a very cute 80s vibe to it that we enjoy, however i feel the place needs more…read moreamenities available, such as when we went the restaurant and one of the hot tubs was closed. The coffee in the rooms was disappointing, however the cafe was nice even though they were out of bagels. The A/C also kept turning off and on all night which kept us awake. And one disgusting thing was when we checked into our room and opened the freezer there was someone elses half eaten ice cream!!

We have come to really enjoy the Cambria version of Choice Hotels…read more This is definitely a newer hotel in North Conway area. The room has clean lines, fresh decor a great color palette. We really enjoyed the bathroom in this location which was spacious, a walkin glass door shower. While I am not certain if the other rooms are different than the Choice hotel members rooms, this one was definitely very nice.

Newer Hotel in a great location! Friendly check in and clean rooms. Halls need to be vacuumed but…read moreoverall we had a great stay! Would definitely stay again!