We came here while we were here snowmobiling. What a lovely place. The owner Candy is very nice…read moreand pleasant. Food was delicious!! They also sell gas here - you just have to ask!! Will definitely be back again!!

I booked The Mulburn Inn by googling Bed & Breakfast places in and around Franconia. The place…read morelooked charming so I decided to give it a try. To my delight the place was absolutely decadent! The Inn was built in 1909 by Thomas Edison. Yes that Thomas Edison, the one who invented the lightbulb. The Inn has so much character it's pure eye candy for those who appreciate the fine craftsmanship of classic furniture, decor and interior design. We stayed in the Thomas Jefferson room, the biggest room with a king size bed and infamously know to have housed Joe DiMaggio and Marylyn Monroe back in the day. The owners were super accommodating and Dave cooked us one of the best breakfasts I've had in a long time. Highly recommended!

Our stay at the Mulburn Inn was the best by far. I would give it a 5 plus. Dave and Karen are the…read moreowners, and the host who make you feel so welcome and right at home. The rooms are beautiful and spacious. In the morning when you walk down the hall, the smell of maple bacon smells so good. The food is exceptional, the maple bacon, homemade butter on the French toast and eggs were delicious. A big shout out to to Jess, who was awesome; anything you need she was always happy to help. I really enjoyed my vacation there. The food was absolutely delicious. Can't wait to plan my next vacation there! -Bob and Rhonda

The best $55/night B&B I've ever stayed in. This is not a fancy or luxurious place. But the room…read morewas clean and comfortable. The innkeeper, Nancy, was friendly and helpful and made a nice bacon & eggs and blueberry muffin breakfast and ate with us and offered us extra muffins for the road. The Inn does not have air conditioning and the room had only one window that opens and we were there on the hottest day of the year. But Nancy gave us two fans and it was ok.

I stay at Stark Village Inn a lot. For $32 a night solo or $59 a night for a couple, you simply…read morecannot beat it. Nancy the innkeeper is an absolute delight and she makes great breakfasts. The location is great. Hikers take note: the inn is in very close proximity to trailheads for The Percy's & Sugarloaf (in the Nash Stream Forest) as well as Cabot, The Bulge, and The Horn. It's also only about 30-40 minutes from Moriah, Pinkham Notch, and the Northern Presidential Range as well as Mount Washington. Nancy has three rooms in an inn from 1850. Each room has its own private bathroom, and WiFi is available to guests. Cash or Check only. Highly recommended!

I am going to be nice because I am sure the past year has been tough…read more The good is great breakfast and nice unique room. Nice bed. And very nice lady who runs it. My only complaint is it needs a bunch of upkeep. The porch is very outdated. House could use paint job. Will not complain about room it was clean but very old. I see many reviews have been pre covid. But be careful when looking at pictures.

Lovely inn with a lovely innkeeper!…read more We came to the area to visit family that recently moved to the area due to work. Initially, we didn't see too many options that seemed appealing in the area. There are lots of options for winter sports in the area...snowshoeing is huge, skiing, xcountry, dog sledding, etc., but lodgings in this immediate area were scant. We are so glad we found Mt Washington. The rooms were very cute, quaint, and comfy. This is exactly what you think of when you picture a quaint little New Hampshire Inn. It is a little off the beaten track, which was fine with us. The rooms are very cute, with very nice accents. Each room is different and very nicely decorated by the owner. There are always coffee and tea and cookies available in the dining room. The breakfast was very nice. We had french toast with baked pears and sausage. I will definitely stay here again if I need to be in this area.

Driving along Main Street in Gorham, there are many options for places to stay, but The Libby House…read moredefinitely stands out from the rest! This quaint bed and breakfast is beautifully furnished and kept immaculate. It is obvious Bobby takes pride in maintaining the house and making his guests feel welcome. Bobby, Paul (Paul runs the Barn, a hiker's hostel which is definitely worth checking out as well), and their dog Marley did everything they could to make my stay wonderful. If you are looking for a place to stay in the North Country, forego the other hotels along Main Street and stop into The Libby House (Libby House probably has better rates too).

I love this place. It has a very nice ambience and the customer service is excellent. Very rarely…read moredo you see that in hostel owners on the AT. The pricing is the best in gorham, and from what I've heard and experienced, it's also the best lodging as well.

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.

This is everything we were looking for in a bed-and-breakfast!!…read more The hideaway room is secluded and has a unique, personal touch (The stunning view of the lake and the woods helps too!) Joe and Mo are the sweetest and most accommodating hosts. I've never had better eggs or French toast! (Mo, I don't know what that sauce on the eggs was, but you better believe I'm coming back for it!) This place is highly recommended, we will definitely be returning customers! Thanks Joe & Mo!

Perfect!!! This is an example of a mom and pop operation doing something the big corporations…read morecan't. Staying here is like visiting family and friends. The owners make you feel welcomed.They are very friendly. Their house is beautiful. Well appointed and tasteful. Each meal looks like it came from a "Good Housekeeping" photo shoot. There are many attractions all within an 1/2 hour. Highly recommended! We will be back!

This is the cutest and coziest B&B! My boyfriend and I spent the weekend in the Wandering Moose…read more(such a funny name for a bedroom), and greatly appreciated John and Jeanette's hospitality. From the moment you walk in, there's a cozy living room with games, books, and drinks (Bailey's Irish Cream, Port, and Sherry, I believe). You're also greeted by Jeanette's freshly baked goods of the day in the kitchen. I loved that the B&B was close to other Bethel restaurants and attractions. During our few days in town, we ate at 3/4 places that John recommended and even attended the Bethel Harvestfest and Chowdah Cookoff. Even though we had a car, we enjoyed walking, so we strolled past Gould Academy which had some nice views. I'd definitely recommend this B&B if you want a quiet and cozy place to stay for a few nights. It's really raised the bar for future B&Bs! Hopefully we'll be back one day.

The owners were welcoming, knowledgeable about local activity and special spots, plus excellent…read morerestaurant suggestions. The house is filled with beautiful Victorian furniture and fascinating antiques( uranium glass)Our room was comfortable and well appointed. Tasty individual quiches for breakfast was a treat. We would highly recommend and hope to return one day.

The cabins here are very quaint, yet nicely decorated and cozy. The owners are very kind, casual…read morepeople that are very pleasant to talk to. The view of Umbagog lake and the surrounding woods is very beautiful and an enjoyable sight to look at, especially if you're walking around the spacious property. I've been coming here for a few years now, and everytime has been great. Also, the owners have a very friendly and adorable cat who often greets visitors. Mr. Cat is a very good guide and has always made my family and I feel welcome.

When people say 'looks can be deceiving' this is what they are talking about. I had booked a…read morerafting trip for my friends bachelorette party and were looking for something that could accommodate all 6 of us. My first interaction was via the phone and the owner was very curt. First I wanted to book one night, but she stated "We can do that, but we usually don't." Not wanting to cause difficulties, I contacted the other girls and we all agreed to stay for 2 nights but wouldn't be able to get there until late. Originally we thought we would get there around 8 because the owner said she "goes to bed early." Unfortunately there is no service and we ended up leaving later than expected and didn't get there til 10:30 pm. The sign is not lit up and is very difficult to navigate after the sun goes down. We ended up going down the wrong driveway into her house/ office one- causing her to wake up. She asked us to come sign-in and then directed us to our cabin. The cabin had 2 full size beds and 2 fold-up cots. One cot had multiple stains- dark brown which looked like blood, but who knows (we did not even use this one). We were told to bring our own pillows, blankets and towels- there were some blankets and pillows there but I didn't even want to touch them. There were multiple screens that were broken, letting bugs in when the windows were open. The water smelled of eggs and it was difficult to even shower as the smell was making us gag. The website stated that there was a gas grill and firewood- this was not true. There was no grill and the 2 huge piles of fire were "not for sale, they are for heating the owners house." We had to drive over 20 minutes to Errol, NH to buy firewood. The second night we were there we had a fire in the wood stove, drinking and having a good time- we may have been a little loud but we were not out of control. A guy (not sure exactly what he was- the owners boyfriend, a friend or relative) came storming up to us shouting and cursing- stating that we are being too loud, that we were going to be kicked out and that he was going to call the police. We told him we were sorry and it wouldn't happen again, but his unnecessary behavior went on for 10 minutes. It wasn't until the owner, who was there throughout this guy's meltdown, grabbed his arm and made him leave. We ended up checking out an hour early- having removed all trash, cleaned and put everything back the way it was. These people were so unprofessional as we left he flipped us off. We will not be returning and I would not recommend this place to anyone. We also were only supplied with 2 rolls of toilet paper and ran out within 24 hours.