Took the Jetski over to the Newfound Inn on a beautiful Wednesday evening for dinner with my…read morespouse. The meal was delicious however the service was incredibly slow. Ruined an otherwise nice evening. Our waitress doubled as a bartender and spent way too much time chitchatting amongst colleagues. Folks at the table over from us were unhappy with their experience as well. I ended up walking up to the reception register in order to pay so we could leave. Not our only less-than-pleasurable experience at this restaurant.

We had a lovely Mother's Day brunch with my 92 year old mother, sister and niece. We enjoyed the…read morefestive atmosphere and the buffet was plentiful. We had mimosas to start. Each of us enjoyed the varied brunch menu - including the blueberry stuffed French toast, prime rib and lox and bagel table. The desserts were delicious too! We highly recommend Newfound Lake Inn and will be back.

We booked a Resort Pass for today, 8/7/26. You can arrive when the pools at 8 am. We arrived…read morearound 10:30-11am. I read reviews and from those learned check in is at guest services. This is not spelled out by Resort Pass. The pass gives you access to the resort's pools, very small man- made lake, fitness facilities, racquet club, locker rooms with free lockers, bathrooms, and changing rooms. I searched but did not find any shower facilities in the changing rooms/ locker room area. The outdoor pool is large and clean. There are ample tables with umbrellas. None of the lounge chairs have umbrellas near them. Umbrellas for loungers would be ideal! There are ample, clean, soft towels available. There is a bar in the bottom of the Boathouse event facility. They have mixed drinks, various non- alcoholic lemonades, beer, wine, and hard cider. You can order food for delivery to the pool area from Butch's deli via touch screen right at the bar. Eventually the pool area became quite busy and loud. We ordered food from Butch's. It was very generously portioned, quickly delivered, and delicious. Sandwiches were $15/ea and came without sides but were very large per each of our party's members. Staff were very friendly and kind. As the pool became busier, and louder it was less relaxing. We didn't try the fitness center nor the fee for use water amenities on mini lake Harold. We did not golf nor utilize any racquet sports. Both are also fee for use. We did not try the hot tub as it was very warm out already. Other than wishing for shower facilities and umbrellas for the lounge chairs this was a very lively experience with three generations of our family.

Great place to stay with several amenities like restaurants, grocery story, golf and spa. We…read morestayed at the lodge near the elevator and it was a bit noisy with people coming in and out from a wedding. People would prop open the door so anyone could come in. Next time I would stay in a house when we come back.

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 :(

I come to this resort for a friend's wedding this weekend…read more Every cottage has 2 rooms and a full bath with a full kitchen and a big dining room. The cottage is clean, bathroom is clean, microwave and the sink is clean! the rooms are pretty small. The view is breathtaking in the Morning. Just make sure you bring some snacks or ready to eat food because the nearest restaurant is 20 minutes away.

We recently stayed at the Omni Mount Washington Resort, paying over $800 a night for a family…read moresuite, expecting the high standard of luxury and scenic views that the Omni brand built its reputation on. What we experienced instead was an absolute disgrace. When we opened the curtains of our expensive suite, we were greeted not by the majestic White Mountains, but by garbage cans, dumpsters, HVAC units, and an unsightly service/utility yard. At no point during booking or check-in was it disclosed that our high-tier family suite would overlook the hotel's back-of-house trash operations. When we brought this to management's attention, expecting basic empathy and a reasonable resolution, the response was shockingly dismissive. The staff was completely unaccommodating, and the manager was entirely unempathetic and uncooperative. Rather than trying to make things right or move us to a acceptable room, the manager blatantly told us that if we didn't like our accommodations, we could always just check out. To add insult to injury, after making us feel thoroughly unvalidated and ignored, the manager offered a insulting token compensation: waiving a single night's $50 resort fee on a stay costing over $800 per night. This stay was a complete and total disappointment. The quality of the accommodations and the terrible attitude of management were completely inconsistent with Omni's reputation and nowhere near worth the price we paid. Save your money and stay somewhere that actually values its guests.

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!

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.

Such a great place to take the kids! We all really enjoyed our selves. Ice skating in the snow was…read moremagical. Also being so close to a grocery store (walking distance) and having a FULL kitchen was amazing as well!! There were some great restaurants walking distance also. The heated pool and hot tub outside was an amazing experience. Another great perk it was so close to Loon Mountain ski resorts (5-7min drive). There is a free shuttle but we chose to drive our rental just to make it easier with the kiddos. Also BEAUTIFUL views!! Definitely would recommended

Overall, my family and I had a great stay at RiverWalk Resort, and I would definitely come back…read more There were a few things that could be improved, but the positives far outweighed the negatives. Check-in was quick and easy. One thing I wasn't told, though, was that your room key is needed not only to use the elevator but also to activate the lights in your room. Thankfully, I've stayed at hotels with this feature before, or I probably would have been pretty confused. The resort is huge, so if you're bringing a lot of luggage, definitely grab a luggage cart. It'll save you from making multiple trips. I also reserved a room with what I thought would be two queen beds, but it turned out to be one queen bed and a pull-out couch. After a few nights on the pull-out mattress, my back was definitely feeling it. Another thing to know is that the in-room refrigerator doesn't have a freezer. Luckily, I brought my portable electric fridge/freezer cooler, so I just plugged it in on the balcony and kept all of our food in there. The outdoor grills are a great feature, and we cooked steaks a couple of nights. Just be aware there aren't any grilling utensils provided, so bring your own if you plan on cooking. We also had dogs staying next door that barked almost nonstop, especially whenever people walked down the hallway. It was a little annoying, but I'm a dog lover, so I wasn't going to complain. My room also felt on the smaller side. If we came back during snowboard season with all of our winter gear, I think space would be pretty tight. Now for the good... The resort is absolutely beautiful, spotless, and very well maintained. There's really no reason to leave the property. Between the winery, the upscale Italian restaurant, and the pub-style restaurant, there are plenty of great dining options. Both restaurants offer outdoor seating where you can enjoy food and drinks by the pool. The food was excellent, and the prices were very reasonable. The pools and hot tubs are outstanding honestly, they're comparable to what you'd expect at a Disney resort. There are also tons of activities for kids, including poolside movies on a projection screen, arts and crafts, ice cream events, and guided hikes. It really feels like a place where families can make lasting memories. I don't usually work out while I'm on vacation, but the fitness center here is so nice that I had to use it. It's honestly the kind of gym I'd pay a membership for. I even took one of the spin classes, which was a great experience. The only thing I didn't see was a sauna. Maybe there is one somewhere on the property and I just couldn't find it, but if there isn't, that would be a huge missed opportunity especially during the winter months after a long day on the slopes. I'll definitely be coming back, and I could honestly see myself buying a timeshare here someday. The only thing that surprised me was that no one ever asked if I wanted a tour or gave me a sales pitch. I don't know if they just aren't pushing timeshare sales as hard as other resorts, but I was expecting to at least be asked. Overall: 4.5/5 stars. A few small improvements would make this place nearly perfect, but it's an outstanding family resort and one I'd happily recommend.

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 spent the Fourth of July weekend here, and the guest home was such a lovely experience. Glenn is…read morea genuinely well-rounded and intelligent person with so much to learn from. He's an awesome host! Breakfast (included) was great. Overall, we highly recommend the Glynn House Inn to anyone visiting the area!

I've been coming here for years, and have yet to stay at the hotel. So this review is purely based…read moreon the bar area. The food is fantastic, something for everyone. The custom cocktails are amazing. And the service is unquestionably top notch. If you're lucky enough, Al might be your server - he is an absolute maestro .

The brunch buffet is lame...the frozen hannaford ravioli with a jar of sauce thrown on it. Really?!read more

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.