This is such a gem of a place - gorgeous views, sweet cabins - exactly what my team and I needed…read morefor a group getaway!

We stayed here twice for three nights in a pricey cabin and neither time received any welcome…read moregreeting or any hint of hospitality. I know it was October, the end of the season. but I still expected the cabin to be clean. The bathroom mirror was a mess and the baseboard had a season's worth of hair and dust from other guests. There were unwashed coffee cups and a big smear on the picture window. It was disappointin. Breakfasts were tolerable, melon the best part. Under the prior ownership, the lodge cooked custom breakfasts with the best muffins ever (fond memories of French puff and raspberry muffins), not a lukewarm buffet. We had dinner for 6 there one night and it was a debacle. Service could not have been worse. One fellow ordered an appetizer as his main course and it was dellivered to the center of the table for people to share. Plates came out at random so some people ate while others waited. One friend and I waited more than a hour while everyone else finished their dinners. We finally got our two dinners as one of our party finished his dessert. The timing was the worst I've ever experienced. The waitress was incompetent and had to be reminded to bring anything we needed. The dining experience was so wretched that I don't even remember the food. The cold lack of hospitality, the state of our cabin, and the at best mediocrity of our dining has led us to find another place to stay when we visit. We can do better and pay less.

Beautiful Inn and clean rooms. Service was exemplary…read more Dinner and breakfast were wonderful.

Just realized I never posted this....We stayed in the dream cottage for 3 nights (last November)…read moreand loved our stay. Although there are a few things that could use some TLC, overall the cottage was great. Comfortable bed, great jacuzzi tub, sauna, and fire box. The restaurant at the inn is exceptional. Unique menu items and everything cooked to perfection. We loved it so much we ate there all 3 nights of our stay. The inn has a library and enjoyed playing chess there by the fireplace one evening. The staff were all very friendly and accommodating. I would recommend staying here.

We were looking for a rustic, cabin B&B in the White Mountains and this did not disappoint. Owners…read moreare extremely friendly and helpful. Food is delicious and views are phenomenal. Not a lot to do in this small town, but it is just a short trip to Lincoln. Would definitely recommend!

Amazing experience. We stayed in The Loon room. Loved it. Great mountain views and up on the top…read morefloor. I suggest that room as it isn't close to the common living room, compared to first for rooms. Not that it matters, that place is silent, as all guests were respectful. The owners cook an amazing breakfast, that is quite a delight. Fresh baked cookies are available every afternoon and I ate my weight in them. The outdoor hot tub was a huge perk for us as was the billiards table and scrabble game. Every night they stoke a roaring fire in the wood stove. Perfect for when you come in from being outside. They offer free snow shoe gear to borrow, so naturally we took advantage and hiked outside on the trails. This place is 25 min from Muddy paws dog kennel to go sledding. Do it! It's amazing. While nearby restaurants are limited, what is around, is good. We loved this place. We will return.

The ambiance was great, especially outside by the river. Eating dinner listening to the water run,…read morecouldn't have asked for a better evening. Regarding the food. We (three of us) each got a drink. An old fashioned, the Penelope, and raspberry Mojito. The old fashioned was not good, tasted like straight alcohol. The raspberry mojito was really good and well balanced, but towards the end we noticed a piece of wrapper at the bottom of the glass. The Penelope was actually really good. The Brussel sprouts and the clam chowder was really good. The fish and chips was very bland. The steak and the burger were both really good. Overall it was an okay experience, not sure if we'd be back. But it's a really nice place with a nice spot to sit outside.

This is our second year staying here. Everyone is so nice here and make you feel at home. We like…read moreto stay in the annex because it has a balcony right on the river. We have seen bald eagles each stay! The breakfast is delicious and so is dinner. Beds are comfortable. We will be back next year.

Love the old fashioned feel. Thea at the front desk was so accommodating and kind wish every hotel…read morehad somebody like this lady.

Outdated dirty , broken furniture , really unclean , mold smell everywhere…read more Will never stay here ever again , room temperature stayed at 65 and windows blew in cold air thru cracks Extremely unkempt 2 stars for location only

Dudley is professional and Dick and Sally keep up his standards…read more.... The Inn at Sunset hill sits in a glorious position and has unrivaled views of the Green & White mountains. To sit in the pub, supping a decent pint whilst eating their beef shortribs (judging by their size they came from a bloody big cow!) cooked as tender and full of flavour as one could hope for and watching the sun set is as good as it gets in New Hampshire. But the star of the show is Dudley a delightful long legged old English sheepdog, who is soft and gentle but can also handle a good tug of war! He is a sweet heart and is one of the best meeter greeters that I have met during my years of travels. Dick and Sally who run the place are friendly and effusive hosts and plainly offer a very personal and hospitable style. Sue in the restaurant has a lovely smile and also was chatty and personal, and plainly works well with her chef. My partner had the salmon and roast vegetables which was delicious. Our bedroom was very comfortable, wonderfully clean and also very quiet.....what more can one ask? Well we also had a small but very enjoyable jetted tub. So when you stay do give Dudley a pat from me (he seemed pleased I was not a vegan).....and gently suggest to him that I will return for a rematch as he surely cannot keep those three balls in his mouth on every occasion can he?

The view is amazing but would I return? No. Old empty take out container under the sink in our…read moreclean room, shower that constantly drips (parts on order to fix but no room change despite there only being one other party in the place), no air conditioner ( caretaker lady had to bring us a fan for cooling and noise cancellation of the drip) For the money, find another spot.

LOVED my stay at the Village Inn last summer. Super clean rooms, such comfy beds, lovely showers,…read moreand such friendly staff--everyone was friendly and helpful and made us feel right at home. I wish I could have stayed longer. Great access to trails, loved the Hazel's Taproom and the cafe across the street too with great breakfast and coffee options. Everything about the place felt very thoughtful and quality.

I have known the Village Inn in East Burke VT for 25 years now - it used to be the GEM of the…read moreKingdoms - we went there in summers and falls and winters and springs! - it used to be owned by a great Vermonter family - I believe her name was Lorraine - what a graceful Lady! what a beautifully truly Vermont experience did she and her husband (I do not remember her husband's name right now) had offered to all of us over the years! it was truly VERMONT! - but they eventually had to sell! they got old and sold - and so, unfortunately, the greedy, and the ignorant bought it! - prices skyrocketed for same accommodations less the scrumptious breakfast, and you will need to reserve for TWO nights minimum now! That GEM is gone! Vermont experience is now New Jersey experience - run of the mill!

I'm writing this review from my bed early before a day of biking with my son at KFL. What can I say…read more- this place is great. And we found it by accident! My wife found it online the day before we came up on a busy June weekend. The quick rundown is there's a big converted barn where we stayed. The rooms are clean, rustic and charming. The barn lodge was quiet each night while it was clearly a busy weekend. There's also camping allowed on the site, but the vibe is mature and family friendly. Everyone we met was kind and polite to me and my 9 y/o son. There is a separate shared bathroom and shower facility about 30 feet from the barn. While this may not be everyone's thing, the indoor and outdoor showers are all clean, strong and felt wonderful after a day out on the trails. There is a large shared common area with a tv and nice space to read, which doubles as bike storage if you're rolling around on a $10,000 sled. There's also a shared fridge and coffee there in the am. If you're coming up to bike the KTA trails or just enjoy the beauty of the region I can't recommend the farm enough. It may be my regular place to stay for future weekend trips.

Amazing! One of the best places I have ever stayed!!!! Gorgeous location and beautifully kept!…read moreGreat for mountain biking season, kitchen and bagels in the morning in a great town! Picturesque and perfect!