My daughter had her wedding there this past weekend…read moreEverything was superb. Samantha was so helpful at every step. All the staff was so welcoming and accommodating. The food was delicious. So much to do there

Absolutely gem just minutes off I-89 behind Colby Sawyer College. Can book reservations under Resy…read moreas "The Oak Room". Creative menu with delicious cocktail and wine selections. Known for their steaks, plenty of other options including seafood.

Wonderful spot....we were married in Mid July. Patrick was extremely responsive to the current…read moresituation. The Inn was immaculate. He took every precaution. We had a very small ceremony outside. The grounds are breathtaking and the rooms extraordinary. The food was outstanding from a scrumptious breakfast to an outstanding barbecue for our guests. He was always present to lend a hand. The weekend was a huge success thanks to Patrick, his staff and the beauty of the New Hampshire Mountain Inn, most certainly a place to you must stay.

We were seeking a short stay for a sleep before boarding at Ragged Mountain. Patick, the manager…read moretook our reservation and once we arrived, pampered us during our 12 hour stay. We arrived around 7 PM after an easy 3 hour drive from the Cape. Patrick enthusiastically welcomed us. We had brought our dinner and wine and he set us up in a little table, providing wine glasses and offering us homemade cookies for dessert. These little touches meant a lot. The Inn from the outside, is quaint. Inside it's got little touches to create a warm welcoming vibe. This place is perfect for families with the game room and indoor pool. The common area had a game room and small library (old titles). The big screen TV was used most of the night of our stay by some cute kids. Our room was small and featured a double bed which was a bit tight for us. The bathroom was equipped with L'Occitaine apothecaries. Such a nice touch. The shower was hot and there were plenty of towels. One thing Patrick alerted us to was, the place is not quiet. He was right. Doors slammed and voices could be heard easily. You could hear water running, toilets flushing and more. With that said, we went with the flow and by bed time, it was silent. We are used to B & B's so expected this noise factor. Thankfully, our neighbors went to bed early. The room rate included homemade breakfast. They serve delicious gourmet tea and good coffee. There was homemade muffins (wish they were hot). I chose an omelette and my boyfriend chose the egg sandwich. Our server was really sweet and did everything to insure our experience was wonderful. The food was good and filling. We departed at 8 AM to hit the slopes for first tracks. The only negative was the smell of pot pourri that permeates the public areas. I am highly sensitive to smells and was uncomfortable. Thanks Patrick for being a kind host.

Words cannot even do my experience at the Sunapee View B&B justice. Linda and George went above and…read morebeyond to make sure our experience was incredible! The room was absolutely adorable and exactly what I would have hoped for in a quaint B&B up in the mountains! There was a giant whirlpool tub in the room and a little balcony right outside our door. The breakfasts... I couldn't resist taking pictures of the elaborate (and equally as delicious) breakfasts we had each morning! We also had a new cheese board each day to snack on, and all was local products from NH! I've stayed at B&Bs before, but have never had an experience even remotely close to this one! Thank you Linda and George for making this past weekend one I will not soon forget!!

AAAAmazing!!! This…read morewas our best B+B yet. Everything was so charming, clean, delicious and perfect. It was hard to leave. Linda and George run a sweet place there. My husband and I went skiing at Mt. Sunapee and searched for a nearby place to crash. There were not many options besides bigger motels, this option was perfect. The home has 3 guest bedrooms, all appointed with top of the line furnishings, 2 have mountain views. We had the apple blossom room. The bathroom had an awesome jetted tub that George showed us how to use. It was so high tech it even has a button to clean itself after. The bedroom was impeccable with a light carpet and no trace of wear on it. The bed was comfy and the room had a little deck and LCD TV. Outside is a big yard and little barn area with chickens. Linda left a plate of cheese and fruit out of us at our arrival. After skiing it was the perfect snack. I thought that was good then when we returned from dinner, she had put out a plate of home made cookies. We ate them by the fire with tea. She takes pride in the food she offers, even having a tea menu and serving in a individual pot. George saw we enjoyed the fire and brought in more logs to keep it going. Breakfast in the morning was incredibly filling and yummy. She started us with caramelized pears and Greek yogurt, then a plate of their own eggs, ham, corn-cakes and fruit. On the side we had a moist orange nut bread. While we were there, there was 1 other woman staying and we chatted her up. While we were getting ready to leave, Linda gave me a cookbook calendar with some of the recipes used in her breakfast. What a great way to leave and as a newlywed I'm already planning to make some recipes soon. I hope to come back in the summer too to explore and use the nearby lake. In the winter they have snowshoes to borrow. I highly recommend this place for an all seasons getaway.

This is a traditional bed and breakfast where you meet the owner and other guests, especially at…read morebreakfast. The breakfast was amazing and like the other reviews, you put your order in the night before. I stayed at one of the other inns in town because it was recommended by the hospital. I wish they added the Maple Hill Farm as one of the choices as it was just as close but gave you a full breakfast and it cost less. The room was small but I didn't need much space. I wish I had more time to enjoy the attractive sitting areas downstairs. The shower space was small. If you are heading to the hospital for a surgery and need to do a washing prep ask for a room with the most shower space.

Several breakfast options were made to order. We had bacon, sausage, eggs, and biscuits which were…read moregood. The rooms were clean and the bed was comfortable. The website says there is a private beach, but that may be outdated because the owner only had a pass to the local public beach which was on the other side of the lake. I noticed there was a large gap under the door of room #3 because the floor seemed to be askew. Also, the cheaper rooms have a shared bathroom. It would be nice if this B&B was within walking distance of town, but it's more like a 5m drive.

Grounds are beautifully maintained. Over where you look is another special flower or vine that is…read moreblossoming. Owners are very helpful. Lots of great country walks. Outdoor shower available in summer.

What a great way to end a day. Beautiful old home with…read moregracious hosts. We were spending the weekend in NH and spent one night at the guesthouse. Our room was very spacious , clean and well adorned. Breakfast was delicious and we enjoyed the company of our fellow guests. We will certainly return if we are in the area.

We had brunch here on Father's Day and it was so delicious! A very gracious host was greeting us at…read morethe door when we walked in and explained all the dishes, beverages, etc. The food was delicious from trout bisque, to pulled pork to a yummy mushroom quiche. The juice was homemade and the coffee cups were so dainty. All the little touches truly did not go unnoticed. The property is also beautiful and the peonies are also amazing outside! I will be back soon!

We came to the Rosewood Inn for a weekend away expecting your usual bed and breakfast with good…read morefood and a nice place to stay. But we truly enjoyed each handcrafted breakfast in this beautiful historic home including beautiful fruit starters, baked fritatas, homemade muffins and wonderful service by Stan. We learned they also serve dinner and brunch. Our dinner last night was wonderful. We had locally made cider that impressed my British husband and the dinner was fresh and made with care. I had Chicken Kiev and my husband the blackened Salmon both served with the vegetable of the night tender roasted Brussels sprouts and light and fluffy mashed potatoes. We had indulged while we were out so did not go for the appetizers or beet salad that looked amazing. We chose to have some wonderfully prepared aperitifs rather than desert and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. The attentive service, warm fireplace, beautiful room made our meal perfect. This morning I remembered to take pictures of the brunch which blew me away. Again the food was great: perfectly cooked frittata this time with ricotta and mushrooms, tender scalloped potatoes lightly enhanced by a lovey cheesy sauce, French toast served with maple cream, and the best corn chowder I've ever had. Come try the food even if you have other accommodations. It's a wonderful place to relax and enjoy some wonderful food in a beautiful historic inn with a lovely property.

Attended a themed murder mystery weekend here, and it was amazing. The inn is beautiful, the hosts…read moreand staff are astounding, the food was great, the murder was well..murdery. I could truely go on and on, but actually I suggest you get your butt to this place and enjoy a long weekend with our without a special event. (note they do weddings here so it books up!). Just go. Go for the breakfasts, go for the dinners, go and ask Stan for some house-smoked meats! Seriously, these people are amazing, the space is special, and the complete quiet (and darkness at night) are a wonderful relief. Note: Cell signal is poor at best. Wifi is available, but really...don't do it, unplug for a few days.

We stayed at Rosewood Country Inn while traveling through the area and unfortunately found the…read moreproperty poorly maintained and the overall experience uncomfortable. We were traveling with our two children and chose the inn because it appeared to be a traditional New England property in a convenient location. Condition of the Property: The building and interiors appear not to have been updated in decades. Much of the furniture, fixtures, and decor looked extremely worn and outdated. Rather than feeling historic or charming, the property felt neglected. Cleanliness: Several areas of the inn appeared poorly maintained and not particularly clean, which made it difficult to relax in the room or common areas. Management Interaction: Our interaction with the manager, Stan, was uncomfortable. He came across as dismissive and unwelcoming, which made the stay feel even more awkward. Overall Atmosphere: The general condition of the building was unsettling enough that our children were actually frightened and asked if we could leave and stay somewhere else. While the location could be appealing, the property seems to need significant updates, improved upkeep, and a more welcoming approach to guests.

A crusty old New England this is not. Honestly the only thing crusty about this place is the local…read morebread served at breakfast! But in all seriousness, Kaelan and Blessing turn their old timey house into your local home for however long you stay in Bellows Fall. Nice sized rooms, an excellent multicourse breakfast, and down home hospitality are what on offer no matter if you stay here for leaf peeping, business, or anything in between.

Highly recommended. Good price point…read more Excellent location (& views). Very comfortable room. Terrific shower. Phenomenal breakfast. Superb service. Will be back.

My husband and I rented out stonewall farm B&B for our wedding and it was absolutely magical. Ed…read moreand Meg are wonderful hosts. Both are so kind and welcoming and their breakfasts were absolutely delicious. We stayed in the bridal sweet over the weekend and the bed was very comfortable. We were granted use of the property for nearly the entire weekend and Ed and Meg were so flexible it was truly a better experience than I ever could have hoped for. Whether you are looking for a quiet weekend getaway or your fairy-tale wedding destination, I cannot recommend stonewall farm B&B enough!

I wanted to book a weekend stay, Saturday/Sunday but they require a 2 night minimum stay at $190…read moreplus tax and a 3.5% credit card fee. They need to revamp their policies to make their venue more inviting and competitive with other inns in the area. The place looks nice but that is all I can say about it.

I stayed in the upper level and was extremely pleased with my stay. Online had very limited photos…read morebut I took a chance and booked. The bathroom was very clean and updated. The king size bed was comfortable and I actually hated to leave those pillows! Very nice private screen in porch area with perfect views. The office has some breakfast snacks/fruits and tea/drinks/coffee in the AM, maybe other times too. Check out in the AM was a breeze and they were very pleasant. I hope to visit again

Very quant hotel with best view of the lake. Rooms are extremely clean and pillows were very nice…read more Nice little private patio to sit on each morning. Not fancy but very cost effective place.