My wife and I enjoyed our stay in May so much we're planning to return in October. The owner,…read moreJarvis, was a great host and the property had many areas to relax and enjoy the mountain views and the historical photos and memorabilia all around. Built around 1817, they have done a great job bringing it up to date without losing its charm, meaning, it's immaculate and everything works fine! The walls are adorned with local art for sale and each room has its own name and character. We stayed in the Juliet and Romeo; the ladies are listed first on each door; a wise move. While there's not a lot to do in Greenfield, New Hampshire, it's all within a few doors of the Inn. Mi Corazon is an excellent Mexican restaurant two doors down; great food, margaritas, and Saturday night karaoke was a blast. Harvest Market, two more doors down, has everything plus locally sourced products from produce to craft beers and specialty foods. The church from the 1700s is across the street but Sunday we stayed behind enjoying the breakfast spread and Keurig coffees. This is a beautiful part of New Hampshire that has kept its charm. The church bell still chimes on the hour in this small town even as time itself seems to slow down.

Absolutely lovely place located conveniently to everything you might want to do while visiting the…read morearea. An old school inn that comes with a full breakfast and a relaxing atmosphere. We actually enjoyed staying in our room on the days when it was pouring rain. On nice days, the porch was a great place to read and relax. Our hosts were friendly, and it was nice to meet some other travelers over breakfast. We will definitely stay here again the next time we are in the area.

Truly a motel advertised as an Inn. Would not recommend. In town for a wedding and upon arrival…read morerealized we were not going to be able to stay. Felt dingy and half heartedly renovated. We were unable to get a refund for our second night. Only offered a credit. No, thank you.

I used to know this place as the Jack Daniel's motor inn, a decent, no-frills spot where you could…read moresnag a room for $150-$200 a night. It was what it was, and for that price, you knew what you were getting. But now, it's under a new name, with what appears to be some small cosmetic changes, and they've doubled the price to a staggering $400 a night. This isn't a luxury hotel, and charging luxury prices for what is, at best, a slightly renovated motel is a blight on Peterborough. The rooms are average, the amenities are basic, and the service is nothing to write home about. It's an insult to customers to expect them to pay a premium for a decidedly average experience. If you're looking for value, look elsewhere. This place is a prime example of a business trying to capitalize on a fresh coat of paint without putting in the real work to justify the price tag. Save your money and find a place that actually offers a luxury experience for luxury prices.

As close to perfection as is humanly possible…read more An old, old house but everything that matters is modern and high quality, mattress, shower, toilet, sink - everything. Quiet, with beautiful grounds, convenient to downtown Peterborough. The food was simply wonderful - completely beyond any expectations. More than we'd normally eat for breakfast, so we skipped lunch both days. Rob and Paula are thoughtful and accommodating - they have thought of everything to make your stay wonderful.

I called the last minute to make the reservation. Patti was very kind and accomodating…read more This is a fantastic B&B! It is very cozy, peaceful right next to a little river with a beautiful garden. I stayed in the Goose Brook Room. It's a cute room with a nice clean bathroom. Breakfast was delish! I highly recommend Little River Bed & Breakfast!

I'm going to be extremely fair in my review and explain all details and why. I know many people…read morelove this place, and I was so excited to go here but I need to be very honest in the ways they can improve and why 3 stars and not 5 stars from us. The booking and check in process was smooth and easy. The front staff were very friendly on the phone and in person. They walked us around to show us the grounds. Our room was exactly as we expected so no surprise there. It was ready when we arrived, clean and stocked with the basics (towel, soap). We didn't have high expectations for a new/updated room as the photos are exactly how the room was. No fancy frills but clean and absolutely fine to stay in. The beds are not that comfortable but fine. The wall paper in farm house 6 was peeling a bit and wear and tear around the unit was present but we did expect the room to be outdated and didn't have any issues over all with the room. The main reason for our 3 star is really based on food, amenities, and grounds. As for food, do not have high expectations as it's very basic. I would rate it 2 at best, but it's all inclusive and does feed the mass groups. Our waitress the first night was awful, we didn't eat for almost an hour. She told us she was rusty and not ready for the groups yet. Little weird, but I guess she was being honest. The other night/day team were much better and more competent. One odd thing we did notice, food is not in abundance when it's put out for guests to grab. Once something runs out, it runs out. I'm all for not wasting food, that's very important but we noticed often food would run out (cookies, appetizers, and other items to grab-go). For example, the cocktail adults evening, majority of the finger appetizers ran out. Another night, they had watermelon for dessert and it ran out. Ultimately, we can't say we didn't eat, we did, some items just would run out and that was it in terms of offerings. Another concern was the indoor pool, it was freezing. Like unable to swim at all -cold- cold. I would think summer time the pools outside are much better, but we didn't try those as it was too early in the season (April). The toys on the main lawn near the sand pit and volleyball area are all broken and worn out. One of the swings broken and missing. The kiddie barn is broken where the kids play. The boats near the lake are all broken and dingy. I understand this place is more about family legacy and farm life, which yes is special, but most things I found are falling apart around the main lawn area especially. Just in general, broken or not cared for. I am not expecting anything to be brand new or perfect but they're run down. We did most of the kid events and the play doh was all dried out and the crafts very limited. We felt there could've been a few more kid friendly events going on (maybe a movie, more crafts, outdoor music/games, outdoor events). The activity staff seemed really uninterested when it came to many of the events too which was unfortunate. Rather than really engage the kids they often stood around. These are the main reasons for our 3 star review. The concept and legacy idea for families is awesome, but the upkeep just isn't there and not as much engagement as we hoped. I love being outdoors, and for my kids to enjoy their time outside and farm life but they need to clean up a bit here. A few things we did love, to be fair and honest, the farm animals, Pony Ride, Easter egg hunt, and magic show. They were fun and engaging. Also, my kids absolutely loved trying to get eggs from the Hens (despite the limited number, but that's not East Hill's fault, that's just kiddos who claim them all and run away before others get a chance to grab one from the Hens). I also had a massage, that's not East Hill, but their outside vendor they use in their main lobby. It wasn't very good. The lady was nice but the chair massage was not relaxing or enjoyable. She barely massaged me. I wouldn't recommend spending $20 on this add on. This spot has so much incredible potential if they just maintained it better. Such special memories for families to create here. I get leaving the rooms nostalgic and maybe the farm areas, but the grounds, toys, arts and crafts and a few other areas could use some upkeep. Unfortunately that's why this is only a 3 star from our family.

I have wonderful memories of visits when I was a child, decades ago, with my family of origin, and…read morethen also visiting there when my son was a youngster! Now, planning a visit with my son, his wife, and their toddler daughter! Everything- sO enjoyable!

Delightful historic bed and breakfast in a picturesque NH town. Charming hosts. Hearty breakfast…read morewith local produce and home baked goods. Organic bath gel and shampoo. Comfortable mattress and extra pillows. An extra comforter if needed. We stayed in the Susannah Suite. Each room has a personality and historic information posted. Windows looked out onto a beautiful New England field, while comfy chairs allowed for hours of reading, making this an ideal getaway during a wedding weekend.

2 night weekend here and it was very warm and comforting. Chris, who took care of my group, was…read morevery attentive, helpful and made great food ! Very passionate and social. Wish I took pictures to show my room but the Savannah (?) room was great ! 2 bed, spacious, bathroom. The inn had plenty to explore and lots of books. Great grounds and you're free to explore the area. Lots of outdoorsy activities around

This was an interesting hotel.... you can tell its older based on how the building is constructed-…read morethe floors creek- but it's quaint. Parking is BEHIND the building - there is some handicapped parking- and then a parking garage shared with a bank. It was kind of a pain with our suitcases since the parking garage has no elevator. Next time we know to go unload first before parking- they will also give you a hang tag to show you are allowed to park in the garage. Our room was peculiar because it was an interior room with a view of.... the roof. Hahahahaah, I guess we were lucky to have even had windows! The check- in desk is at the front of the hotel and VERY small, but I guess it does the job. The woman working coincidentally had lived in our town in Texas, she was very friendly and we chatted with her for a bit. It's located very centralized to the other things on the main street in downtown, easy to walk pretty much everywhere. And there is a cute gazebo (think gilmore girls) right there too. The room itself was spacious, and the bed was comfy and clean. The bathroom was pretty cute, it felt kinda vintage. Breakfast was decent in the morning. Overall- I would stay here again.

I've stayed here many times throughout the years visiting my daughter here in Keene, New…read moreHampshire. It's always clean and the beds are comfortable. The staff are always friendly. We did have trouble with our lock this time and it didn't get fixed before we left after a week stay. We did report it a few times and the housekeeper was able to lock the door for us, so no idea what was happening? This was the first issue I've had over the years.

My husband and I rented out stonewall farm B&B for our wedding and it was absolutely magical. Ed…read moreand Meg are wonderful hosts. Both are so kind and welcoming and their breakfasts were absolutely delicious. We stayed in the bridal sweet over the weekend and the bed was very comfortable. We were granted use of the property for nearly the entire weekend and Ed and Meg were so flexible it was truly a better experience than I ever could have hoped for. Whether you are looking for a quiet weekend getaway or your fairy-tale wedding destination, I cannot recommend stonewall farm B&B enough!

I wanted to book a weekend stay, Saturday/Sunday but they require a 2 night minimum stay at $190…read moreplus tax and a 3.5% credit card fee. They need to revamp their policies to make their venue more inviting and competitive with other inns in the area. The place looks nice but that is all I can say about it.

Lovely old building. I loved Keene. Room was immaculate and it was great talking with Joe. Very…read morewelcoming atmosphere. It was also a much nicer place to stay than some "fancy" hotel. I can't wait to stay here again.

This place was a great find for a night's stay while in Keene. Will is an excellent host and…read morechecked in with us by phone when we had not yet arrived. We could let ourselves in when we arrived. The room was comfortable and cool, and quiet. We woke to find a small group of guests having breakfast and talking. Coffee, pastries, fresh fruit and yogurt. It was perfect! And the conversation was easy and interesting. I totally recommend staying here Oh, and Will gave us an excellent recommendation for a trail to hike before we headed home to Boston. Such a fun weekend!

Very quant hotel with best view of the lake. Rooms are extremely clean and pillows were very nice…read more Nice little private patio to sit on each morning. Not fancy but very cost effective place.

Daydreaming about going back to the Lake Inn in a few months. I've stayed there for 44 nights -…read moreyes, I am a little OCD about keeping track of things like that. Over the years I've traveled to 38 states in the US, and a dozen countries on both sides of the planet. I've slept in everything from retreat centers to five star hotels. The Lake Inn isn't a five star hotel, but it gets five stars from me for clean, comfortable accomodations with views that can't be topped and friendly proprietors.

I liked this hotel. Staff, breakfast, the comfortable bed, the location, the clean room, the…read morebig parking lot, the gym, and the clean lobby were great. Only things I didn't like were falling in the hallway (the ice machine was leaking onto the floor w/ no wet floor sign) so I'm covered in bruises, there's no hot tub, and the sink is outside the bathroom so you have to walk out with dirty hands (I just washed my hands in the tub faucet). I highly recommend Rick's gourmet ice cream, target, making sure you go hike rhododendron state park, and go view Mt Monadnock because they are all pretty close to the hotel and worth it.

This property is a little dated but the staff are very friendly. You'll find a clean room, but a…read moresink in the room rather than the bathroom and (for us anyway) a phone next to the toilet. I hadn't seen that since the 1990s, so I very much appreciated the opportunity to belly laugh over it. Our biggest quibble with the property is that it's not very sound proof. We could hear every hallway conversation and lord have mercy the person upstairs paced ALL EVENING. (Ask how we know...) Note for the review because I always want to know this: the in room coffee maker is a Kuerig. If you are coffee particular like us, bring your favorite pods with you to brew!