What a beautiful place to stay! Highly recommend coming during their March /April months for the…read moredeals. Food is great, service in all areas from in restuarant to room service is excellent. Staff is friendly, willing to go above and beyond! Highly recommend sticking to their pizza and dessert menu, as that was our favorite part of the menu! Rooms are clean and comfortable.

Stopped into the bar for a drink. The cucumber mojito was the best I've had…read more Even with an almost full bar, the bartender was very friendly and attentive. The Hotel is beautiful inside and out.

Another great stay! We were there for one night only this time, and stayed in room 409 -…read moreimmaculately clean as usual. Great water pressure too, that was a relief after the last hotel. Tracy was a gem as usual, caught us in the lobby and asked if she could upgrade us - we declined as we had already unpacked, but the gesture was greatly appreciated. We will be back soon!

Less than 1 star but that is the only way to rate. Rooms had dirty mattresses. Manager thought we…read morewere too picky when asked for a mattress without stains and said we should not expect a clean mattress at her hotel. If you can, stay someplace else. Tried again to stay here a year later and the mattress was badly stained. 2 beds in the room and both mattresses were dirty. Did not stay. Will not try again. Inhospitable and stained bedding. There was a man attending the dining room and that was good and very clean. The front desk person who said she was the manager was unprofessional and rude. Check your mattresses.

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!

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.

Lovely inn nestled in Lower Waterford, VT, with the prevailing theme of rabbits throughout. They…read moreeven make it possible to "adopt" one of the uber soft and furry little rabbits for a "mere" $45.00. Just a tad rich for my blood, plus I couldn't buy for one grandchild and not the other, so I purchased none. But I digress. The inn is old, very old in fact, but it is well appointed, and the rooms have been upgraded as much as possible. They are very small, but very clean and tastefully decorated with bunnies and all. The bed was super comfortable with great pillows. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We pretty much stayed to ourselves, but there were a number of common areas where we could've fraternized with the guests, played board games, read. The outdoor grounds were quite lovely, and in addition to a patio to sit on, there was a large grassy area to walk around, and I believe one could play croquet too... not positive about that part, though. There were no TV's in the rooms purposely, and I'm not sure there were any in the common areas either. I doubt we would've liked that if we had stayed longer than one night... but for one night, we survived. Funny and ironic how dependent we (and most people) are on being entertained by TV's. My only disappointment was, and I knew ahead of time, is that we were staying there on a night their main dining room was NOT open, so we didn't get to dine there. It probably would've been much better than where we did eat, and we would've had the convenience of being right there... but alas, it was not meant to be this time. Their pub was open, but the menu was quite minimal and not anything we were interested in. If ever we should pass through this part of Vermont in the future, I would love the opportunity to stay here again.

Courtney took amazing care of us as did Alyssa (I think that's what her name was, I apologize if…read morenot!) The service at the inn was outstanding. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and we really enjoyed sitting in front of the fire place at night after a long day. My rabbit loving sister especially enjoyed all the rabbit decor. The food was amazing! We loved our breakfasts and the dinner we had at 24 Carat, as well as the drinks served at the snooty fox. Definitely one of the best places my mother, sister, and I have stayed.

Not a bad place, but it you don't own a dog- stay away. When…read morethe heat came on my dog allergy kicked in big time. There's no avoiding it. Great view. The food is ok, it's food. The restaurant was closed and food was being served in the bar. When we arrived, the pool was broken so that sucked. Other places to eat are about 30 minutes away and I recommend doing that.

Everything done right at this hotel. Super friendly staff, clean, updated, and 24-7 coffee in the…read morelobby. Renovations underway promising a new bar, and a very nice pool. Lovely patio area, with open fire. The VIEWS are stunning!!!And worth every cent. Top floors do not have deck off rooms. Also, Mt. Washington view may be a little more expensive. We were in the other side of building, and it was just as. Ice. Hiking trails everywhere. We REALLY enjoyed our one night stay here during off-season.

My mother Phyllis Blumenthal was born in this house in 1921, it was her family home. Many many…read moreyears ago we had a family reunion here after it had been bought and converted to a B&B, it was fabulous and the owner was an amazing host. A beautiful property !

The view is fantastic...the owner who is mostly MIA (Jo Romano) is a straight up and class act guy…read morewho does everything at the highest quality standards. The Innkeeper, Chas Mullen (also known as the Snaggletooth tiger) is a bit less easy to deal with but an interesting guy deep down when he's not trying to scheme you for his beer money... My sons and I stayed there for two weeks and had a blast. They only rent out the inn 10 weeks out of the year for either families or private events...the Inn has a historic tavern built into it as well...you would be a fool not to check this out

We were at this fabulous place last October and plan to enjoy it again this fall. Comfortable rooms…read moreand delicious meals made it easy to love. Also the Inn is located perfectly for us to enjoy Littleton, Whitefield, Franconia, and all the Mountains especially Mt Washington. We enjoy hiking the rail trails also with many close by. You will love it.

Food was excellent, service was excellent, and very nice atmosphere. Friendly host, and Stephanie,…read moreour server was so very pleasant. We look forward to dining at the Wayside Inn again when we are in the area

This place was fantastic as usual. We've been here plenty of times and have enjoyed it every single…read moretime. The drinks are great and the food is outstanding. We would highly recommend this place to anyone staying in East Burke.

We stayed two nights in the cozy and charming schoolhouse on our way from skiing in NH to…read moreSmuggler's Notch in late January and made it just in time for a beautiful sunset. Set off by itself a short walk from the inn, the schoolhouse offers complete privacy in a very romantic setting. Really nice bathroom, too. We stayed in the same room 2 years ago and at that time a continental breakfast was included. This year, a made to order breakfast for $12 pp was offered instead, which was delicious and very filling before a day of skiing at nearby Burke Mt. Our waitress both mornings, Katy, was so friendly and provided excellent service. We look forward to staying in the schoolhouse again!

I rented cabin #5 for my boyfriends birthday. It was a cute little cabin but they are very close to…read morethe main road and you can hear cars at all hours of the day and night (we needed up shutting all windows at night to help with this). The cabins are also a bit too close together so you can hear people talking all around if they have the windows open. The fire pit was perfect and right on the little stream behind the cabin. I think next time we will try to rent one of the cabins on the other side of the bridge just for a little more privacy and quite. Inside the cabin I really liked whatever Incense they had burned before we got there and that they had everything we needed in the kitchen. One issue was that the dishes were not clean when we got there so we had to wash a few before using. Also in the bedroom one of the screens was not properly attached on the bottom so when we opened the window we ended up getting a lot of flies and mosquitos inside. The bathroom was a bit tiny but i expected this with such small cabins. The walls in the shower are not attached to the wall though so do not lean on them or you could break or tip it to the tip (couldn't tip it over though). Main problem with the bathroom is that after a hot shower and you open the door it sets the fire alarm off that right outside the door even if you had the window open to let the steam out. He was definitely not happy being woken up at 6am because I wake early. All in all I would stay again but I would defiantly pick one of the back cabins over the front one we stayed in.

My fiance and I stayed there in December '09. It was absolutely perfect- exactly what we were…read morelooking for. The amenities were much more than I was expecting from a log cabin. We had an indoor toilet/shower, heat, running water and electricity! To me that's a luxurious cabin. Not to mention the fireplace- that was perfect to have at night for just relaxing with a glass of wine, celebrating our new engagement. Although it's somewhat close to the road, we never heard traffic, and since it's such a rural area to begin with, there's not much traffic anyway. We truly felt like we were in the middle of nowhere. There are some cabins on the other side of the creek that are slightly more secluded for people who want that.

We only stayed one night on our trip, after riding the Cog to the top of Mt. Washington, but will…read morebe returning for a longer stay. The place is very clean , very comfortable,and Carol was extremely hospitable, and shared the history of the Lodge with us. She also recommended places to eat that were great.

My friends and I wanted a quick trip to the white mountains before all the leaves had fallen. We…read morestayed at Carlson's Lodge and were a little late getting in than we thought. Carol called us to make sure we were making it up ok. When we arrived at Carlson's Lodge Carol met us to check us in. We hadn't eaten yet and she called a nearby restaurant to see if they could still take us. She also helped us plan our entire day for the next day. She had really good suggestions of different hikes we could do in our time frame. She then took us to our room which had a door code instead of a key which I really liked. She also said that one bed was firm and one bed was plush. This place was perfect for our one night stay. The only thing I would note is there is not a fridge in the room. The lodge was so close to Mt. Willard, the Cog Railway, the Mt Washington Hotel and others. It was a very convenient location and Carol made our stay so much better, would definitely stay again!