Cozy accommodations. Friendly breakfast. Excellent "black & bleu" burger at the restaurant.read more

We stayed last week for a wedding. It was nice and clean. Lots of history. Everyone was very nice.read more

The "inn" is their home and you rent rooms in their home. That may be fine for some people but not…read moreothers, including myself. The caretakers live in the basement of the property. They will ask you all kinds of questions during your "stay". I specifically told them, because they are always around in their kitchen and living room, I was leaving my dog in my room while I went on a hike. They said they wanted to get him out and that it was OK for him to run around. Well, he is a small, delicate and rambunctious chihuahua that can easily, accidentally get hurt and I told them I wanted him left in my room. When I came back from my hike I discovered the owners had gone into my room as the door between the bathroom and room was left open (I had left with it closed) and the rugs were shifted. And my dog was not in the quarantined space I had created for him to be in while I was out of the room. How do I know what happened to him? The owners treat this inn as their home because that's what it is and apparently they will do whatever they want. At real hotels you can hang a Do Not Disturb sign on the door and not worry. If this place had signs to hang they would say We Will Enter Your Room Without Permission Even When You Ask Us Not To Because This Is Our Personal Home. According to New Hampshire law they should be making it clear that they live there prior to making a reservation so this needs to be reported. In response to Sheila- your comments to your negative reviews give insight into your character. If you truly do care about customer satisfaction you would make it clear on your website that you are renting out rooms in a home. That would ensure the comfort of all of your guests.

From the moment we stepped inside Sheila, Bob, and Dave made us feel right at home. The immediate…read morewelcoming atmosphere was unexpected but appreciated. The bed and breakfast has everything you could ask for. I came in with low blood sugar and they jumped to get me some juice and help me out. The breakfasts were delicious and Sheila even prepared a special Indian dish that had a low glycemic index because she knew we like ethnic food and that I am a diabetic. If you want a cold corporate experience this is not for you, if you want to become a part of a family I encourage you to stay at the Coppertoppe Inn.

We spent two lovely evenings at Jane's Tea Rose Inn. While my personal style is more modern Crate…read moreand Barrel, I enjoyed stepping back in time to this ornately decorated Victorian B&B. Jane is a lovely host, and it is apparent she seeks to please her guests by cooking up hearty, tasty breakfasts. This is no measly continental buffet...We were prepared fluffy scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, buttery waffles, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit, coffee and orange and cranberry juice. Enough to stuff us and our bottomless pit teenage son, and she gladly accommodated his food allergies. If that wasn't enough, Jane also has coffee/tea available throughout the day, and some cookies/pastries for grab and go. The 3rd floor Shabby Chic space is roomy for families with children with three separate sleeping rooms. As converted attic space, the angled ceilings are a bit low, and the tricky stairs and ceilings make it more suited to young shorter guests (we're all 5'8" or less). Cleaning protocols seem really solid, including bed, bath, and dining spaces. My only criticism is that while the numerous dried and/or fake roses are part of the theme/decor, they inevitably collect a lot of dust - not great for those with allergy sensitivities.

We made reservations on January 15, 2020, for 2 adults and two nights, August 19th and 20th. On the…read moremorning of August 18th (the day before the reservation) they called us and told us that they had double-booked the room and because the other party had booked prior to us, our reservation was canceled. They had our reservation for over eight months and waited until the day before we were to arrive to tell us they had double-booked the room and that we no longer had a reservation!! The Plymouth, New Hampshire area is notoriously difficult to get a room in the August timeframe. That is why we made our reservations in January. Now we are faced with paying $500+ a night for a room (if we can find one in the area) or having to travel an hour or more from a hotel room in another area to attend a wedding in Plymouth on the 20th. If this hotel really cared about its customers, they would have let us know immediately that the room was overbooked.

I stayed there last night. Completely exceeded my expectations. The bed was very comfortable. I…read moreslept amazingly last night. Very clean room. I did not know what to expect. I would definitely suggest this location for people who are visiting or coming up here to ski. It's in a very quiet location. I was definitely impressed and I will stay there again.

Wifi??? Is that a joke? I'm trying to download music. In 4 hours it's downloaded 1 track. In 4…read morehours I should be able to download 40 entire albums. Oh wait, UPDATE: while typing this a second track finished. And website after website the wheel just spins and spins and spins or I get a "No internet" message. Uploading, too -- stuck at 0%. If anyone had any real important stuff to do -- go to the McDonald's parking lot. I won't even get into the fact the TV/cable is also not working here. I can live without that. But I need my internet. I've spent less and gotten much better service. This entire afternoon and night and tomorrow morning, I can't even just sit and watch TV without using internet. Luckily I have some shows and movies on my laptop. I would have stayed here another night but that ain't happenin'. This is pathetic.

I was not surprised at all to find this Yelp page and discover Federal House Inn has a 5-star…read morerating; it is absolutely well-deserved! We first stayed here in May 2019 on the night my husband and I got engaged. We got engaged at the top of a multi-pitch rock climbing route in Rumney. Our families live far away, so we actually FaceTimed them from this Inn to share the news of our engagement with them. We went to The Last Chair next door for a celebratory dinner then had a lovely night at this Inn to enjoy our first night as an engaged couple. We came back to the Northeast last week for a wedding and spent a couple of days up in NH to do some hiking in the White Mountains. Now that it has been 5 years since our engagement, we thought it would be fun to stay here again to reminisce! We remembered Kevin right away--he is the most friendly and generous host. He makes you feel so welcome like you are family as soon as you arrive. We probably spent a couple hours talking with Kevin throughout our stay, he is just so wholesome and kind. He puts a lot of effort into adding special touches around the Inn to make it extra charming. Afternoon wine/cheese, a fridge filled with beer and waters, a coffee/tea station, freshly clipped roses in every room, chocolates and a cute quote on the bed, a guestbook to sign in your room, robes to wear. Not to mention the gourmet breakfast he makes for you in the morning! Ours was a fruit starter followed by homemade vanilla bean belgian waffles with hand carved local smoked bacon. There's also a hot tub outside that you can use. We came on a weeknight when the Inn wasn't very busy, so Kevin upgraded our room for free! We had such a lovely time here and really enjoyed coming back 5 years later. This place sets the bar high for a Bed & Breakfast--you get all the history (from the building to the stories of those who have lived there), beautiful grounds, a host with tremendous hospitality, and so many little things that add up to make this an unforgettable place to stay. Looking forward to our next visit when we are back in NH someday!

my boyfriend and i stayed here and are so thankful we did!…read more kevin sets a new bar for hospitality and warmth. he gave us fantastic recommendations that set the tone for the remainder of our road trip to Maine. everything about this place is charming and intentional. and very very clean if I might add! we arrived very late after getting lost and Kevin was kind enough to check us in after hours , communicate consistently, and greet us with warmth despite disturbing his sleep. his scones and breakfast were delicious and set the tone for a day of exploring! thank you kevin for being such a special part of our weekend- until next time. if you're considering booking here - just do it you won't regret it! 10 stars

We stayed one night to watch the end of our grandson's hockey camp. The hotel is a couple minutes…read morefrom the center of town by car, which was not a problem at all. We were greeted by a cheerful friendly receptionist, who checked us in and got us into our room quickly. Our room was quiet, and clean and the bed was comfortable. We asked the night clerk about eating places, and he was very helpful. Four stars for the staff. Only negative was the Wi-FI. Our room which was at the end of the hall had minimal service. We kept losing connection, and had trouble reconnecting. I walked with my device to the lobby to ask for help, and while there, I connected immediately. Returned to the room, and again had trouble. I started back to talk to the clerk and as I got to the door of the lobby, I was able to connect again. Very frustrating. I did find if I sat in the window side corner of the room, I would stay connected. I suppose I may be expecting a lot from a budget hotel, but if they advertise Wi-FI, it should work correctly. Anyway, I would stay her again, but ask for a room closer to the lobby.

An affordable overnight stay on a Wednesday night. Comfortable, quiet, convenient, did the job…read more Front desk person was as nice as can be. The room had a fridge, microwave, good TV channels, clean linens, wi-fi. Towels could have been less dingy, and the bathroom walls could have used a wipe down, but really, no major complaints. We missed breakfast because I slept in. A good sign! This property has been renovated... It had the laminate flooring. Clean, smelled clean. Good value for the money.

I went out to a memorial event for a friend. Came back to my room open. it was left open by the…read morestaff for 5-6 hours. When I complained I was told. Sorry! If you find anything missing we will go look at the camera footage. Not hey I'm gonna look at the footage and see if it was accessed. So it was very late and I was exhausted. so I went back down in the morning and told them I couldn't locate my beats ear buds case. I'm not sure where it is the staff moved all my stuff when the cleaned the room. I'm told I'll look at the camera footage later. I had to check out and catch my flight. So this place sucks!!! Not sure who owns/Runs it but it's definitely not guest oriented. the management didn't care at all about my room being left open. wouldn't check cameras or question staff. not refund or rebate. Garbage and theft!

So bad! Dirty and old. A new coat of paint can't cover up all the help this place needs. I wouldn't…read moreeven shower. Pretty sure there was black mold on the door trim in the bathroom.

This is about our fourth or fifth time staying at this Inn. Consistently excellent staff and…read moreowners. It's often our stopover for a few days on the way to or from Maine. Enjoy!

There are places one visits and never forgets. This is one of them! Great service, great…read moreexperience, great food, great memories! It's really a golden pond's best of the best bed and breakfast!

Lovely place to stay with incredible breakfast, run by the most lovely couple…read more We stayed here for a few days, and Jim/Tracy gave us great recommendations on the local area. The rooms were comfortable and cozy, definitely an older home but beautifully kept and we loved it. Breakfast was wonderful and we highly recommend staying!

An historic Inn with character and charm. Meeting up with family and was looking for a place to…read morestay local to the Plymouth State University hockey arena. Many options but many with poor reviews. After a week of research was able to narrow the selection down to two places and the breakfast served here was the deciding factor. Booking as super easy on their web site. The Inn is located in a quiet area outside of the college town of Plymouth in Compton, NH a 5 minute drive to the arena and minutes from the highway made this the perfect location for our stay. Easy to find and ample parking made getting there easy. When we arrived we went to the entrance abutting the parking area. Travin answered the door, allowed us in from the cold and got our checking in under way, promptly checked in with in seconds of coming in. We were escorted to our room and each room we went through, Travin explained that we could make use of at anytime but to please be mindful of other guests sleeping. Up a narrow set of steps, being an old building from 1764, I would imagine they once were the servants staircase. We arrived to our room, key passed to us and we were on our own. Fast and efficient check in process. The room was fairly large for a queen bed and you can tell it is an older home but very well maintained. There as a small crack in the bathroom flooring, but very minor. We went out and met up with family and grabbed a pizza for our room. The room was well heated with no drafts which one would expect in such an old home. We slept very well, bed was comfortable. In the morning David greeted us and asked if we had a preference of where we wanted to eat! We were given a choice of the dining room or their lovely greenhouse porch. It was a beautiful day but a bit chilly. David was thoughtful enough to place a small space heater by our table to keep us warm, so wonderful! For breakfast we were not given a choice but recall Trevin asking if we liked eggs and bacon, absolutely! The eggs were baked with some cherry tomatoes halved and some light seasoning. He made this amazing bread stick. It was a croissant bread wrapped around a piece of bacon and baked off. Brushed with some Dijon and finished off with sesame seeds. YUM!! Not a crumb was left on our plates. Checking out was easy peasy, leave your key in an envelope on the dresser and your out! We really liked the town of Plymouth and will be back to explore some more. Definitely will stay here again. Thank you Trevin and David for your amazing hospitality.

No. Just no. Smelled like urine, door to bathroom didn't work, no screens on the windows, air…read moreconditioner loud and ineffective and also giving off terrible odor. The urine odor was so strong in the first room they gave us that I literally almost got sick when I walked in. The staff at the front desk were kind about giving us another room, and that was a huge improvement. However, it was still vile. Very unpleasant and upsetting. I think the board of health should get involved.

Zero stars. Bathroom filthy. Main entrance to the hotel was so nasty. Needed to be vacuumed. I…read morestayed for 5 nights for work. Carpet needed to be vacuumed. Same dirty boot print for five days. Hotel smells like curry. Would not recommend to anyone