The food was amazing, and the hostess was very sweet. The dining room was also beautiful…read more Unfortunately, the service from our server, Sara, really took away from the experience. We understood that the dining experience was meant to be slow and enjoyable, but it took about 30 minutes just for her to take our drink order and another 20 minutes to receive those drinks. During that time, we had our menus closed and were clearly ready to order, but she never came back to take our food order. When I did order my drink, I also asked for a Caesar salad, which arrived before she ever took our meal order. When the food finally came out, only three of the four plates were brought to the table. Instead of letting us know the fourth plate wasn't ready, she walked away to help other tables, leaving one of us waiting. The final interaction was the most off-putting. When we were deciding whether or not to order dessert and said we didn't want any, she responded with "I figured" and immediately dropped off the check. It felt dismissive and unprofessional. I have nothing against this restaurant, the food was top notch and the atmosphere was lovely, but the service we received made the experience disappointing. Better attentiveness and professionalism from the server would make this an otherwise excellent restaurant.

From the owner: The Dining Room’s farm-to-table modern American menu, a reflection of Chef Chris Viaud’s global…read moreinspirations, finds its heart in the bounty of local farms.

The hotel itself appears to be newly renovated and modern. Rooms were neat and well maintained…read more Pool looked very clean and breakfast was...okay. There are better options (free too) at other hotels in Tilton. A/C did not function well in the room. Room was uncomfortably warm despite setting the thermostat to the coldest setting. Normally, would not have used the lowest setting, but a taped sign indicated you had to adjust the thermostat +/- 4 degrees to make it comfortable. I would have let the front desk know, but when I called at 7pm no one answered. I also tried to address it in person after addressing another issue, however, they seemed non-commital and unconcerned about the first issue so I figured they wouldn't care any more about the second. Overall, I would stay here again if it was between canceling my plans or staying here because it's very clean and well kept, but the front desk staff left a lot to be desired in terms of service. Wasn't expecting the 4 seasons, but basic attempts to satisfy the guest. Bottom line there are better options for slightly more money in the area.

Amazing! Beautiful weekend get away. The staff was so friendly. The breakfast was delicious! Those…read morecinnamon rolls are amazing. We didn't have any problem while staying here. The wildlife was excellent to see too.

I've stayed here twice now and it'll be my go-to if I'm in the area. It's very clean and the staff…read moreis friendly. The coffee is good, breakfast is fine for a chain - honestly better than others I've had. It seems like overall its managed really well. I will say that motorcycle week is an unfortunate time to stay if you like sleeping in a quiet environment but that's obviously not the hotels fault. The cleanliness is the main factor for me, so I am glad to be able to trust that now after two stays. Highly recommend!

Hampton is the Hampton. Had a little room issue they fixed it quick and were very helpful. Really…read moreclose to Weirs beach if there for bike week. And shooter bar 4.5 miles away. Great place close to the Hampton

We were recently here for four nights and overall, a great stay! There's lots to like about this…read moreplace. I'll start with the highlights. First, everything is beautiful (and new). Whoever designed this, I'd like to come redo my apartment. From the entrance, to the rooms, to the spa area everything was gorgeous and you can tell a lot of care and detail went into designing it. Second, the staff members are all amazing. Valet especially but also in the restaurant, at the front desk as well as the spa...a super great team. We had a balcony room and that was gorgeous...I loved all the arts and craft design themes in the woodwork, the view was gorgeous and the room was comfortable overall. The fireplace was beautiful but in July, not much need for it. Would definitely be cozy in the winter. The pool area is very nice and it's a great idea to have two hot tubs. We loved going down at night to enjoy a soak. There's also a firepit by the hot tubs. The beach area is nice and there is equipment you can use (paddleboards, kayaks). Meals were good as well. We enjoyed just about everything we had. The only meal that was just okay was steak frites one night. The steak was very bland, the portion was tiny and it was more expensive than what I pay in Manhattan but I would say the desserts more than made up for it. We had a strawberry rhubarb mousse and a Dubai chocolate cheesecake and both were phenomenal. This is a newish place, I think just under a year old so there may be some opportunity for continued enhancement. They seemed a bit understaffed, especially in the restaurant and that led to some longer wait times and the wait staff having to wear multiple hats to serve, take orders, bus and refill water. I liked the shower but it would be great to have an option other than just the rainfall showerhead. A handheld shower head or an angled showerhead coming out of the wall would be helpful. Definitely there is a need for an outdoor shower or at least a spigot by the pool so people can rinse off the sand from the beach. Everyone who came from the beach just rinsed off feet, toys, etc. in the pool which made it look a bit dirty. A sparkling clean pool is much more inviting and the signs when you come into the pool area even say you need to be rinsed off to use the pool but there's nothing available to help with that. One of the workers said that had been a request from many guests. I'd be interested to understand how this place wants to be positioned. On the website, it seems to be pitched as a serene, relaxing location and it seems targeted towards adults, which was just what I was looking for...a calm, relaxing getaway. But when we were there, it seemed more like it was targeted as a family resort. That's fine but there was absolutely no relaxing by the pool during the day as it was taken over by kids who were having fun and being loud...but that's expected by kids at a pool. All the kids were very well-behaved and their parents were attentive. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining about kids, but it would be good to be clear what the vibe is. For example, I wouldn't go to Great Wolf Lodge and expect it to be peaceful. It's just important to know what you're getting so expectations are aligned appropriately. My goal was a peaceful, relaxing stay and though I enjoyed being here, it was neither peaceful nor relaxing (except for the 90 minutes I was at the spa). This review got longer than I anticipated. I'll wrap it up by saying this is a gorgeous place to stay, I'm just not sure who the target audience is.

Well, this had not been my first choice to treat my daughter to a spa day for a special birthday…read morebecause prices are, on the surface, ridiculously high. But we found that they're justified to charge it! We didn't book until about a month already of time, for the Saturday of Father's Day weekend. Mani/pedi weren't available due to a wedding party having booked the salon services. So all I booked for us was a regular massage for me and a salt massage for her. Each was well over $200., plus tax and gratuities, but what they offer is amazing. We arrived 90 minutes earlier than our appointment time and were escorted into the locker room and through the premises. We'd brought bathing suits and changed in the well-appointed locker room and locked our belongings in lockers. Took advantage of the hot tub, the beautiful lounges with infused waters and an assortment of high end teas, sat in the sauna...the grounds are exquisite, the parking lot spacious. But the amenities that come with the services (massage, facial) are: robe and slippers, towels, individually wrapped brush, comb, shampoo/conditioner/shower wash/hair elastic, body lotion...not sure if I inadvertently omitted something? We'd have stayed the afternoon except we were hungry. So we showered, dressed, checked out and went to Laconia NH just up the road. It was a morning of pure luxury and our massages were superb, very professional masseuses. A splurge, yes, but at least we feel that they give you your money's worth.

As described , roomy 2bdrm -primitive cottage..LAKEFRONT.. nice front deck (screened) . Clean…read morebathroom, plenty of towels. Charcoal grills, clothesline for hanging suits/ towels. floors needed a severe sweep/mop immediately upon arrival. No extra linens for pullout sofa that's seen far better days.- privacy is lacking as window curtains do not cover windows in their entirety- put up towels (neighboring Cottages are close) parking is lax as next door cabins appeared to use both sides for parking. Grounds are plentiful for kids to move about. Overall fairly priced however things like privacy are a must at any cost!

Stayed here in July 2021. Was informed upon check-in that the business had been sold and would be…read moretorn down and replaced with a boutique hotel. Tearing this place down will be a great improvement to say the least. We booked for 3 nights but left after the 2nd night as we were afraid of picking up a disease. The place was filthy. The coffee maker didn't work (not that I would have used it anyway), the pots & pans were filthy as well. We didn't shower the entire time there. The water pressure was non existent. The game room was locked up leaving a set of horse shoes outside for the only entertainment. Overall, the place sucked big time and was not worth 1/4 of the price. The owners had clearly given up on the place and should feel guilty taking anyone's money. Too bad, we stayed here 5-6 years ago with different owners it was great.

Booked here for Laconia Bike Week. I am a long time Marriott…read moremember and have been very happy with the brand. This location fit the bill perfectly. It is located only 15 minutes from Weir Beach which is the rally epicenter and Lake area. So you can enjoy a very clean (looks like a new property). The staff I dealt with were all great. They helped with local info and made sure everything was correct with my booking. I added on days to original reservation and even the the hotel was full, they made sure I wouldn't have to change rooms. I highly recommend if staying in the area.

Stayed here last month in October 2024. The room was great and having a cafe with food in the lobby…read morewas very convenient. However the best part was the man at the front desk! I forget his name, maybe Evan? I'm unsure but he was the evening shift. He told us about the Northern Lights that were appearing that night and told us where to go to have our best shot at seeing them! While we were driving in search of them, we would call the front desk to quickly ask for cloud updates. He was the BEST! He made our one night in that small town memorable. Shoutout to him!

I had the privilege of enjoying two separate stays at Phillips House and Cottages…read more On both occasions my friends and I enjoyed the facilities, the beach and kayaking on Lake Winnesquam. A wonderful combination.

That lady Helen who runs the place is smookin! The fire is hot and so is the niece! Cabins are…read moresqueaky clean and the beach is bitching! This place is a must stay for anyone visiting the lakes region who wants a relaxing vacation filled with old skool tradition and a bomb lighting good time!

Just had a spectacular weekend spent at the Lakehouse, what a great spot to relax…read more I especially loved sitting on the the huge farmers porch drinking my fresh brewed morning coffee and watching the sunrise while listening to the loons calling, I felt like I was in the movie " On Golden Pond" ! Then step inside where you find a very comfortable living room and the most beautiful stone fireplace I have ever seen! Most of the rooms have beautiful scenic views of the lake. I have a question though, is there such a thing as a million thread count sheet or pillow case? Because I think this place has them, I have bad shoulders and this was the best sleep I had in years!! That's why I was able to get up early and watch the sunrise and enjoy an excellent breakfast on the porch prepared by the owner himself, thanks Al! Last but definitely not least Al's wife Pamela is just the nicest person, making everyone feel as relaxed as if you were in your own home, she is full of ideas for all your local needs from dining to local recreation. Thank you Lake house for a wonderful stay! Kevin McGowan

My husband and I stayed at The Lake House at Ferry Point while in town for a wedding at a nearby…read moreresort in February and had an exceptional stay and thoroughly enjoyed our time at the inn! The inn was cozy and charming, and Monty and Rebecca were gracious and attentive hosts. They take such pride in their inn, and it shows. The inn itself is well-maintained and beautiful, the rooms are charming and cozy (and some with spectacular views of the lake!), and the amenities throughout were ample. The sheets were divine and so soft; it felt like sleeping on a cloud. The large living room downstairs was the perfect spot to relax by the stunning fireplace and play board games from their many options of games, puzzles, and magazines. There is a selection of coffee and tea in the dining room available any time, and every afternoon fresh, warm chocolate chip cookies are put out. They were delicious and we enjoyed quite a few! In the warmer months, there is a beautiful front porch overlooking the gazebo and waterfront area. The breakfast was fantastic and lovingly made. We were treated to a three-course breakfast in the dining room served by Monty with fresh juices and coffee/tea. First fruit, followed by a delicious pumpkin bread, followed by the main dish. At check-in, they asked about our dietary needs and preferences based on the upcoming menu and catered to our needs. It was excellent and we left breakfast stuffed! Monty was a truly kind and hospitable host and we enjoyed talking with him during our stay. He was even so kind to leave out a few things to go since we departed early before breakfast. Overall, I highly recommend staying at The Lake House at Ferry Point while in town or making a trip for a weekend of beautiful views and relaxation. Cozy inn, hospitable hosts, delicious breakfast, and a superb location right on the lake. We hope to return during warmer weather to enjoy the porch and kayaking. A truly special inn!

Ok I think Other raters have been pretty tough on this place. You have to keep in mind it's the…read morecheapest place in the area! Considering the relative price point this place is a solid 3 stars! My room was clean and well kept. The breakfast they provided was adequate and similar to other low priced hotels. This certainly isn't the Ritz and it doesn't cost as much either! This was a solid value for the price in comparison to other hotels in the area!! All I can say is that haters are gonna hate!!

At first glance, it's pretty run down. At second glance, it's disgusting. The room looked like it…read morehad barely been wiped down let alone cleaned. The only thing that seemed to be clean was the bed sheets and towels...thank god. The floor was sticky and the shower was orange, there was a very questionable grime build up on the little washcloth bar. There was no water pressure and the it smelled terrible. The fridge would not get cold enough to safely store any food. all of the caulking and grout in the bathroom were horrendous. Overall, the price for this was not worth it unless you're in a pinch. I wouldn't leave a bad review if it had cost $70 but it was more than double that for one night.