Had a great dinner tonight. We called ahead to see if the chef could make something that would…read moreaccommodate my plant-based diet and she came up with a grilled vegetable medley with roasted potato rounds that was absolutely wonderful. My wife had the onion crusted haddock and really enjoyed that. Our server was very friendly and attentive. It was a very positive experience for us tonight.

The place itself is gorgeous but I wasn't impressed by my experience. I came for dinner with some…read morefriends and requested to sit on the upper deck. The tables and chairs are super comfortable and there is a great view of the lake. I would recommend stopping in for a drink, but maybe skip the food. Drink menu - limited selection. Decent pricing. Food menu - limited selection. Pricy. Service - Our waitress was great, at first but quickly because MIA and brought out a side of sauce 20 minutes after we asked for it, and when our plates were already empty (awkward!). It would have been fine but she made it awkward and then it felt like she was avoiding us after that. Food - The food was also lackluster. There was no free bread or starter to get the night going, which is always disappointing. Then we had mixed reviews on food. The prime rib was good but the lobster scampi was tasteless. I will give credit to them on the amount of lobster in the dish (there was a ton!) but they need to add some lemon or something. It just tasted like buttered noodles.

The best course in the White Mountains (my humble opinion)…read moreMultiple tee boxes and greens roll about 11 on the stimp meter. Scenic views, nice staff with plenty of amenities.

I can't say enough great things about this experience…read more It is a legitimate top tier semi-private courses in NH and a Jack Nicklaus design. Me, Ben, James & Molly all played here on a Sunday morning. Just on the foothills of the White Mountains so you get the tee box elevation on various holes. Some very beautiful views of the White Mountains from elevated tee boxes and a few elevated greens. Wide open fairways and greens that were all in great shape. The favorite was #10, Par 3 with elevated tee box & beautiful views. Don't be long or you'll be down the hill & pitching up a steep grade. All the tee boxes were in great repair and well marked. There is a restaurant attached with a nice view from the outside patio tables. You can view the short Par 3 10th hole from the patio which is entertaining. All the Staff were great and it all combined for a fantastic experience.

Stayed for a wedding. Accommodations were as expected, dated but clean…read more My one gripe is that this resort does not have any handicapped accommodations. Extremely difficult to maneuver on the rugged terrain. Gravel, sand, stairs, small bathrooms. Just keep this in mind if you are planning a wedding here and want to include elderly family members :(

We stayed at this resort for my son's wedding August 30th to September 1st, it was amazing, the…read morecottages were beautiful with view of the lake, I highly recommend this place they were excellent right down to all the little details, thank you for a fantastic weekend

As a wee child I felt this hotel was magical, like Cinderella's magic winter castle. Took me 60…read moreyears to finally stay here. It was on my bucket list.... With the passing of my Dad (he and Mom also had always wanted to stay here but could never afford it), I said charge it!! and booked an overnight stay. So glad I did. It was every bit as magical as I thought and the snowing during our stay made it even more so. The history, attention to detail, preservation, detail Oriented caring staff all led to an amazing stay I will never forget.

The Omni Mount Washington has long been a special place for our family, which makes this experience…read moreespecially disappointing. We booked a New Year's Eve stay for our family--three young children and my pregnant wife--and made that clear when reserving. Our room wasn't ready until after 4 PM, and when we were finally placed, it was directly above the ballroom hosting the New Year's Eve party. The noise was relentless for hours and made it impossible for our children to sleep. After multiple calls to the front desk, I spoke with the manager, Thea Ritchey, who told us the hotel "always throws a New Year's Eve party," was fully booked, and there was nothing she could do. Her suggestion was essentially "if you can't beat them, join them." With no resolution offered, we packed up our kids and drove over three hours back to Boston in snowy conditions that night. One stay was enough to end a family tradition--we won't be returning.

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 been going to Sunset Lodges for over ten years with my family. My wife has been going since…read moreshe was a child, and now it is the most highly anticipated week of the year for my five year old. The location is incredible, with easy access to a variety of daily excursions, or for just hanging out on the docks. The cabins are always clean, staff is very helpful and the overall value is great. I love that we can bring our dog too! I highly reccomend Sunset Lodges.

I booked our stay at Riverwalk somewhat nervously. I've been in the area before, but had never…read moreheard of this hotel. The booking website seemed to hail from the AOL era, making me wonder if the grounds would be just as antiquated. But upon arriving, we were pleasantly surprised. From the front, the resort looks fresh and impressively sized. Service from check-in to check-out was seamless, and when we had minor complications with the air-conditioning in our space, they brought a maintenance person to help in good time. Our vineyard-facing unit offered beautiful views, and I cannot understate how helpful it was to have a fully outfitted kitchen in our unit. I made full use of the blender to make morning smoothies, we found cutting boards and spoons aplenty for small snacks, and it was just nice to have an ice machine right in our giant fridge. I could see this being a major convenience for traveling families. To call it a resort might be a bit of a stretch. In my mind, a resort is an all-in-one site, including full options for dining, recreation, and entertainment. True, there are two restaurants, a small winery, a decent arcade, and a decent pool on site. But there were no breakfast options, and the pool was frequently closed while we were there. There's a so-called playspace in the lower level that was somewhat sadly outfitted with a few coloring materials and a pretty glitchy interactive projection that kids were done with after trying for a few seconds. That said, there were curtained off areas of live construction that promise more fun things to come. If the posters in the elevator are to believed, there will be a gondola leading from the hotel to a mountaintop, which should make for a fun wintertime stay.

Everybody knows this building, so there isn't much to say…read more The rooms are as amazing on the inside as you would expect from looking at the outside. Their staff is top notch as well. They bent over backwards to get us a room ready immediately when we needed to change hotels due to problems at the previous place. Probably one of the top five places that I have stayed anywhere! This will now be our go to lodging for the area!

This is by far the nicest resort hotel I have ever been to. The room, the grounds, the staff, the…read moresurroundings and OMG the food! It is expensive and worth every penny. Would love to return.

Had most magical, restful, and phenomenal week at Twin Farms. Thank you to the wonderful staff for…read moretaking such good care of us in every way possible. And props to the chefs for the absolutely delicious food - it was like being served by Michelin starred rockstars every meal. Truly putting all other all-inclusive resorts to shame. I will never stop raving about you

There was a BAT flying around in our room at 3 am, to which the Inn told us to "deal with it" since…read moreno employee would be on site until 7:30 am. We immediately vacated the premises out of concern for our safety. The Inn not only refused to refund us but also showed zero sympathy. In clear defiance of public health guidelines, the owner told us we should have stayed in the room and should not have left. The owner said that I needed to "act like an adult," called me "an entitled little horror," and screamed, "This is New Hampshire and not a war zone in Ukraine!" She blamed me for waking them up at 3 am and even accused me of bringing the bat into the room. She was inconsistent, at times saying there was no bat and at other times saying it was just a fruit bat. Bat exposure aside, their costumer service is the opposite of hospitable, with zero regard for our health and safety. Also the room was dirty, with dust balls and no hand soap.

We recently stayed here on Oct 3-6, and I would have to say the experience was a mixed bag. We…read morestayed in the Monroe suite, which was roomy, had a nice fireplace a great water pressure. The breakfast was overall good, but I wish there more than one fixed savory option. The host was helpful and friendly. But here is where it goes downhill. First of all, the room was dirty with cobwebs and dead insects in the windows. But the worst part was the room was infested with fleas! My wife went home with welts all over her body and we never went in the woods or anything else that would have caused that. I understand a place wanting to be "pet friendly" but with that means you actively make sure rooms are free of pests. I wish this hadn't had happened as it really left a sour note for our stay.

Beautiful hotel, amazing restaurants (look at these photos) and we loved the nature and the…read moresurroundings. The only thing that was missing was dental floss & toothpicks.

Giving it four star review for the tavern at the hotel because of its view - the outdoor patio…read moreoutlooks the mountains and I think it's worth it to come for a lunch. Food was okay. The chicken wings were delicious but the salads were not satisfying - the greens were not fresh but yellow and chewy, and the kitchen forgot to put the dressing on the side as requested.

7/5 stars. Went for the first time with my mom, who's been three times before, this summer. I knew…read moreit was going to be a relaxing experience focused around food and entertainment, but I was still pleasantly surprised by the sense of community the owners cultivate by hosting happy hours, buffet dinners where you sit with other families, and nightly entertainment. I enjoyed time on Lake Kezar (a lake tour on a pontoon, riding a water bike, and swimming), had some excellent meals including a lobster dinner, worked the NYT crossword every morning, and saw a week of enjoyable concerts and shows. The place is filled with huge, multi-generational families, which gives it such a cool vibe. I was among a handful of first-timers, and I think all of us lefting wanting to go back. I so totally understand why my mom has been hyping this experience up since she first went 15 or 20 years ago.

Another fantastic week at Quisi…read more This place is so unique and special. A lake straight off of a picturesque post card. A staff that is cheerful, helpful, kind and talented. Evening performances that you can't believe you are watching in the Maine woods; your waiter is also a fantastic musical theater actor, a beach staffer might be a concert level pianist. several Quisis staff have gone one to Broadway, Lincoln Center, etc. And ownership/management is very aware of the unique community they have created. they love the place and it shows. They do everything they can to make sure your family has a great vacation, all while keeping the traditions that make Quisisana so magical.