It might be an older building but they do a great job of keeping it clean and the staff are super…read morefriendly.

Take an old school roadside motel, completely renovate it and set off an IKEA bomb for furnishing!…read moreHats off to the new owners. Rooms are Uber Clean with a fresh feel. Community room offers a pool table and Foos Ball. A quite Library with plenty of books and Leather Chairs to kickback in. Will definitely be back! Full disclosure my: brother and his wife are two of the owners. Honestly I like this place better than their House! Check it out and if I'm wrong, I'll eat a bug!

The friendliest inn. Usually there's something that's sacrificed along the way with a 5 star…read moreproperty - and it's usually down to earth friendliness. Not here. Kind people who care about your stay. The rooms are stylish and beautiful. The restaurant next door is delicious and vibrant. And the service is top notch while maintaining a small town vibe. The location is also amazing. Can't recommend highly enough.

You can put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig. This is the…read morebest explanation of this venue. The renovations made look great and give it a very rustic farmhouse feel. However, while the house's decor is very warm, unfortunately the management is not. My wife and I have traveled New England, trying assorted bed and breakfasts and inns. The customer service and hospitality at this venue is by far some of the worst. My wife and I were here for a wedding when a 75-80" black wooden "antique" bifold door fell on my wife who was 9 months pregnant. The door had been placed in front of inward/outward swinging door to the kitchen, which was knocked over and struck my wife in the head. While accidents happen and I understand that, I was annoyed so I had asked to speak with the owner. I was met with an individual who appeared unwelcoming and unapologetic, that introduced himself as the owner Peter. I questioned Peter about the door and why it would be placed in front of another moving door so close to the patrons or why it wouldn't at least be anchored. He stated the door is meant to be moved and it wasn't his problem. He explained that the decor is his, but he's not accountable for where the vendors place it. Throughout my interaction with Peter, never once did he apologize or ask how my wife was. Meanwhile the vendors apologized and attempted to make efforts to reconcile the situation. The next morning, due to the unsatisfactory of the owners response, I asked if there was any way we could be comped. He said absolutely not, it's not his problem and that we had resolved it last night. Again, never asked how my wife was doing. Based off of the interaction with owner, and his response to the incident, his actions turned me off to the venue and I'd never go back.

Stayed here for a night with my grandfather. The staff saw he's handicapped and were very…read moreaccommodating and moved us to a better room that wouldn't be a far walk for him. The rooms are a little dated but they're also the most affordable place in the area!

My family has been going to Wolfboro every summer for roughly 45 years (which is before I was born,…read moreso all of my life.) This year, my family was up for their yearly 2 week stay and I decided I was able to come up for a few days with my gf and dog. I'm only able to come up for a few days due to personal issues and, not to go into it, need an emotional support animal when doing so. I've never had a hotel have an issue with an ESA and want to charge $50 for one. My dog is trained, will not bark in the room, will not make a mess, and is most hypoallergenic (he sheds a little but not much.) Anyway, we called the Wolfeboro Inn a few days prior to arrival just to let them know we're bringing him and will have paperwork etc. We were met with the downplaying of my disability and them letting us know unless we were "physically disabled, like being blind..." etc. we need to pay. While hotels, don't *have* to waive a fee for ESAs, it's crazy to hear someone actively dismissing a "mental disability" compared to a "physical disability". I know people have their opinions on mental health, and unfortunately it is seen as *lesser than* compared to things you can "see" but when you live with it, you know it is very real. The difference between what you "have to do" and what is the "right thing to do" makes all the difference to show the heart of a company. If this ended up being a supportive hotel, that wasn't stuck in the stone-ages, it would have 100% become our yearly place to stay -- but unfortunately we had to cancel and never will be stepping foot into the establishment. It's a win/win I suppose, I will receive the ~$330 back that I paid for 2 nights and they can hopefully book someone they actually want as a guest. I'm sure it's a fine hotel, but it's the first one (and we've stayed in major hotels as well as boutique hotels) we've ever had this issue with, so just be warned prior -- if you're bringing an animal, make sure you have enough of a disability for their liking.

We rented the main house for a group of us attending my son's wedding. With four full bedrooms and…read morethen a bunk room on the third floor. There was more space than we needed, and everybody felt spread out and. Comfortable. The house was so well appointed with everything we needed and clean. The house is very old so the stairs Creek and the radiators rattle in reminiscence of my grandma's house, which was so endearing. the hot water works amazing and the beds every one of them was comfortable clean, and the rooms were dark and air-conditioned. The downtown grill double booked our rehearsal dinner and gave the space to another party, (that's a separate yelp uggh ) our dinner plans were squashed, "the cottages" stepped in and helped us accommodate a group of 20 to 30 people catering from Morrisseys Front Porch and using the outdoor areas on a beautiful summer night the evening was a smashing success. I will say that one of the best parts of my son's wedding was being able to stay at the cottages where we all gathered and had an amazing time we were due to leave on Monday, but extended our stay till Wednesday. the proximity of this property to stores and restaurants made everything so easy . I will book again !!

The host Melissa, is completely rude, I booked a cottage seemingly for 6 adults, when I inquired…read moreabout a bigger cottage she flew off the handle when I declined a house big enough to fit a football team. Then she proceeded to threaten me, called my phone multiple times to let me know she was upset I left a bad review about her snarky attitude and horrible customer service. Threatened to send her lawyer to my home.I am apolled at her behavior.

There are some places you want to return to again and again. For me, this is such a place. Guests…read morehere enjoy private beach access to Crescent Lake, a peaceful escape from the crowds at Lake Winnipesaukee. The beach is small, but there were never more than a handful of people on it at any given time, even though we came on a busy holiday weekend. We brought our standup paddle board to explore the lake, but there are also kayaks available for rental. Our room was perfect for a family stay. The kitchenette had a mini fridge, microwave, coffee pot and toaster, and cupboards ready with silverware, dishes--even wine glasses. The room was clean and the decor was modern and minimalist. When our tv didn't work, my husband let the office know, and the owner himself came up immediately to fix it. He was also in the office folding towels when I stopped by for complimentary coffee in the morning. It's apparent the owner has worked hard to make this inn a special place.

My stay here was absolutely breathtaking. The views of the lake from my room was beautiful. I…read morestayed in Lake House 5 and enjoyed my stay very much. The king bed was so comfortable and the decorations in the bathroom and halls were so pretty. It was also convenient to walk around and shop from this location as well. We went to Nolan's to eat dinner and Morrisseys right next door for ice cream! Highly recommend you check this place out. I stayed here with my boyfriend and Dave and Karen, owners were so kind! Will definitely come back for the summer.

Unfortunately we had only one night in Cabin 1, the original cabin, at Sunset Lodge but we will be…read morereturning. There is a special charm and feel you get from the place which is set up for families to create memories without a lot of interruption from the outside. Between the closed in porch, the fireplace or kitchen table inside or the chairs in the yard, the grills by the dock or the beautiful lake there are multiple locations to gather, play games and just share time together. We can envision our family spending a week in this unique setting and actively contemplating when we can schedule our longer visit.

I have vacationed here in August with my husband for that last eight summers and it is by far the…read moremost relaxing week of our year. The location is absolutely ideal. Tucked into the corner of the basin of Lake Winnipesaukee with easy access to the "big lake," but all the quiet of a much smaller lake, this spot is truly a gem. It's easy to fall in love with Sunset Lodges while reading on their large dock, waterskiing around the basin or enjoying a refreshing swim. The cabins are charming, with big windows that look out on the lake and large stone fireplaces to help warm you up on a chilly evening. We also really enjoy that the lovely town of Wolfeboro is just a few minutes down the road, making shopping for groceries or grabbing a quick breakfast out very convenient. This is a great place for families and groups of people vacationing together.

Absolutely love this place. I didn't expect our room to be as big as it was which was great. Since…read morewe we were staying overnight, we got a free wine tasting and slushee so of course we had to try that. The owners not only run a Bed and Breakfast but they also make wine and run an antique store. The wine was delicious, the hospitality was outstanding and I can't wait to come back and stay here in the future!

This was our first experience with a B&B and were extremely happy with the experience. Connie and…read moreWally were very hospitable, delightful hosts. We are from California but are temporarily living in Boston and decided to take the boat out on Lake Winnipesaukee for the weekend. It was a busy weekend for the area as it was Motorcycle Week and we had a difficult time finding accommodations. After exploring the local hotels and motels we thought we'd give a look into B&B's when we came across this one- with availability!! Connie was knowledgeable about the town and offered us recommendations for dinner. Wally was insightful about the surrounding lakes. We were very fortunate to have found them. Connie and Wally showed us about the property- very beautiful Old New England charm and our hosts kindly allowed us to park our boat behind the building and let us charge it. The common areas were very pleasant and relaxed. Our room was very clean and spacious, the bed very comfortable. The bathroom was beautifully updated with a fun and spacious Jacuzzi tub for two. ;) We had the most delectable breakfast. Wally wakes up 2 hours before breakfast to make the batter for the pancakes. I hope that wasn't a secret! But I'm sure there is more to it as they are crispy on the outside and perfectly fluffy on the inside! I would love to learn how he does this! I can't say enough about how kind and generous Connie and Wally are! We had a most pleasant experience with our first B&B and look forward to another visit.

Seldom do you walk into a Bed & Breakfast where you are not overwhelmed with over Victorian decor…read morecoupled with an offbeat inn keeper. The Afton Inn is without a doubt one of the most well decorated and welcoming inn's I have ever visited. The restoration of the farmhouse and barn took two solid years of work and you see the incredible attention to detail the minute you pull around the bend and the beautiful sliding red barn door comes into view. Some might argue that a stay in the Lakes Region is not complete without a night on the lake, but we found the tranquility of the rural farmland coupled with the tastefully designed decor more than enough to keep us comfortable and content for the night.

I made a reservation in May for a September wedding. In July, I was offered other housing, so I…read morecalled and cancelled my stay and now they claim that I didn't call~ and charged me a $291.87 cancellation fee! They took my Amex card over the phone for the reservation, so I called by phone to cancel it. Further, the groom's family hosted a cocktail party there Friday night before the wedding. They were out of napkins and cutlery all the time. They seemed short staffed. And were SO inattentive that they had turned around a computer calculating the cost of each wine and/or beer so all the guests could see what the groom's family was paying! So inappropriate. They charged my Amex 9/6 and I called them 9/12. They said that it's too late to reimburse, very difficult for them administratively. Really? This is the cancellation policy they sent me: CANCELLATION POLICIES: Your Inn room reservation has a 72-hour cancellation policy. Reservations that are not canceled within 72-hours of the date are subject to a charge of one night's confirmed room rate, plus tax. If you have any questions or concerns, special requests, or need to alter your reservation ***** please don't hesitate to call. ***** Our goal is to make you feel welcome and comfortable. We are looking forward to your visit and appreciate the opportunity to serve you. Our goal is to make you feel welcome and comfortable. We are looking forward to your visit and appreciate the opportunity to serve you"

I go out to O'bistro multiple times each month and every time I'm there, I see the manager Jenn…read more She always looks incredible; well dressed, with a smile on her face! Her waitstaff are very hardworking and always happy, making it evident they respect and appreciate their boss. I've witnessed Jenn working alongside her staff on many occasions, running food and/or drinks, bussing tables, and even making omelettes at the Mother's Day brunch! She is wonderful at her job, ensuring each guest has the perfect experience! The food and drinks at O'bistro are always delicious and the atmosphere is a perfect combination of laid back and high class. Arrive dressed as you please and fit in whether it's formal or casual!

I love these old resorts in new England. The main building was built in the late 1700's and still…read morehas the old fireplaces with the brick ovens. The staff is friendly, and the rooms are clean. They are keeping up with technology, as they have satellite TV and great wifi. They even have a public computer with a printer. The kitchen was small but very efficient and fairly new. The work-out room is nice, and the pool is warm and clean. They keep the grounds well groomed and are really paying attention to guest comfort. Being an older resort, the floors creak some and so do the stairs, which I think adds to the experience of staying in a colonial building. It is definitely on the list of places to stay when touring New England again. Edit: I wrote this review while in Wolfeboro, so Yelp thinks I'm from there, but I'm not. St. Clairsville, OH is more accurate.

We stayed last Sunday August 3rd. We stayed in room k 01 in the old building. Checked in at four,…read moreat 5:30 sounded like herd of elephants running back and fourth very noisey above us. Complained at 6pm. to front desk. She said they just check in give them sometime to settle in. Went out to get an ice cream , came back and watch t.v. all was quiet. Went to bed at nine. At ten thirty the noise started again the elephants were at it again , eoke us up from a sound sleep.Went on till around five thirty am. We checked out around seven thirty am. Couldn't take noise anymore, complained to front desk. She said would tell her manager. Haven't heard anything back They should have taken something off for our disruption, the room was great . But the noise was to much. Very dissatisfied. Will not teturn.