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.

We came here for a reception dinner for a small wedding. We loved the cozy ambiance. The building…read morehas such character and is well maintained. It truly is a picturesque inn. The food was amazing. We enjoyed every course. The portions were plentiful. Everything was bursting with flavor. The service was amazing. Would highly recommend if you're in the area!

Lovely historic homey place. Quiet, convenient location. Small well-stocked breakfast nook…read more Visited the Maine Mineral Museum in Bethel nearby.

We stayed at the Air BnB for our wedding weekend this weekend and many of our guests were staying…read moreat the inn. The big house is amazing and perfect for being with your family friends!! The inn rooms were also very nice! They were so helpful and accommodating making our weekend perfect!!

Enjoyed our stay one night here (we were in the old I renovated part). Everything was clean, good…read moreWiFi connection, and my son loved the bunk bed. The owner was out of town for a wedding so we never got to see the inside of the main house, and the check in/out process was different. Would like to come back the renovated section next time. Nice location close to the town.

We had an unexpected stop over and decided to stay here. Devon was so accommodating and friendly…read more We were traveling with 2 small kids, she was great! The breakfast was delicious and the rooms are spacious and clean. Highly recommend. The pictures we looked at before booking are old. It's been updated.

Exterior of property is in need of upkeep. No one greeted us at front desk. Had to call the front…read moredesk from mobile phone and no one answered. We could hear someone talking but no one in sight. More than 5 minutes passed before Lisa entered with no apology, no greeting really. I don't think the room had heat. It was in the high 50's outside so I would hate to be there when it was colder. Was told by Lisa that at breakfast they would make whatever we desired. When I asked for an omelet, I was sternly told "No. we're not making omelets today". We were offered eggs, bacon, sausage and French toast. Food was good but not what I normally find at B&B's. Would not return.

My husband and I spent our 2nd anniversary with Carol and her husband. We stayed in the Fernwood…read moreSuite and it was beautiful. The bathroom was very spacious as well as the bedroom. Everything was spotless. The bed was very comfortable and the sheets and towels were luxurious. There was a door to the back of the room that led to a small patio with two chairs a side table and a fire pit. The back door also had a screen door so that on a beautiful night you could leave it open. Breakfast every morning was amazing. We had omelettes with potatoes, pancakes with fresh blueberries off of their property, and fresh fruit with yogurt (every morning). She had juice, coffee, tea. We really felt like we were at home there and plan on going back soon. .

When skiing at Sunday River, the Millbrook tavern at the Bethel Inn is always out 1st stop on the…read moreway back to the condo! Bartenders & servers offer a friendly, efficient service. Great happy hour with reduced pricing on several beverages and appetizers. Dinner is off the charts, Tuesday's Prime Rib special ( winter) is just one reason to make a dash to the Bethel Inn. Scallops were delicious as well. Give Bethel Inn a try, you won't be disappointed !

Wow...a great addition to Bethel/Sunday River!!! Anthony's is the place to go for super fresh…read moreseafood. Highly recommend the seafood fra diablo with lobster. AMAZING!!! Perfect to share (portion is huge!) Welcome to Bethel Anthony's!! We'll be sure to be back!!!

Lovely setting and sophisticated dining. Our group tried three seafood dishes and all were…read moreexcellent. Service was gracious and we enjoyed our conversation with Tony. A very good addition to the Bethel restaurant (not a ski bar!) scene for diners who want a nice experience with very fair prices. Will definitely look forward to returning.

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

very doggy friendly my dogs loved it and she was a great hostess for any needs will we were here.read more

We were delighted to stay with Carol after many years absence. Here's the thing -- if you have a…read moredog, and you care about their well-being while you're out skiing or to dinner, there is no better place to stay. The inn itself is wonderful. Clean, cozy and Carol does everything possible to make sure you have whatever makes you happy. So there's that. But nothing compares to coming home after leaving your dog with a stranger to see that you pooch is totally happy and calm. Better? When you leave the next day and your creature spends the day with Carol, once again, your pup is happy to spend the day with her new best friend. So, there you have it. A great inn, wonderful innkeeper and a secure and happy place for your little beast!

The parking and shuttles are major bummer but once you on the trails, the experience is much…read morebetter. The lifts move quickly for the amount of people. The mountains and trails have plenty of options. Stay away from weekends or holidays for the best time.

This was my first time at Sunday River. I looked online before I went and the website said for…read moremilitary discount you had to purchase tickets at the place. So when I arrived I explained to the gentleman that I have never been skiing before and wanted to know about taking lessons, renting gear, as well as applying a military discount. Since I have never been skiiing I assumed these were the main things to do. He told me he had nothing to do with the lessons and I would have to go talk to the school, and as far as gear I would go talk to the rental place. He then proceeded to sell me ski lift tickets for each day I would be there. Mind you, knowing I have never skied before, he still chose to sell me the higher priced tickets for "all access lifts." Something I had no idea was even a thing and didn't find this out until later that day. I then proceed to the ski rental place, which was right around the corner from "Guest Services." I picked up gear for a day and a half and then proceeded to the school where they give lessons. Come to find out, if you take a lesson the school provides you with gear and a beginner ski lift pass. I signed up for their next available class which was the following morning. Then, the school said I should talk to "guest services" to see if I could switch my lift pass for the next day since the school was already giving me one. I went to "guest services" to inquire about changing the lift passes that I was sold. The woman at guest services said she could refund me as a credit or switch it to a different day. That's when I found out that I in fact had been sold the "all access" lift passes which apparently is more expensive than if I had bought a beginner pass. When I asked her why the gentleman who sold me the lift tickets didn't explain there was a difference in the lift passes nor say anything about the school possibly providing a lift pass and gear she said it wasn't their job to explain everything. She also stated if she had to explain things like that to customers then the line would be out of the door. So, even though I walked into the first building at the ski resort and went up to the desk that said "Guest Services" that still meant that I needed to get that information somewhere else? For the amount of money this place makes off of everyone that walks in those doors, the last thing they should be doing is not providing customer service when it is needed. Needless to say I didn't need the "all access" lift pass after I took a first time beginner lesson, with the gear I rented and made it on the beginner ski lift 2 times. This has really left a bad impression on me and the friends I attended with. They do have an area to keep your shoes and anything you'd like to not take with you on the snow. It is not locked up so I would keep anything of value in there. Overall, the employees handling the rental gear were all very friendly and patient. The women at the school seemed confused when I showed up with my own gear. I took a first time adult lesson with the school. The lesson was with me and 3 others with an instructor learning the basics. Since I was able to catch on fairly quick I was told to continue practicing going down the small hill by myself. I was fine doing so but after about 45mins of me doing this by myself I started questioning why I was paying for a lesson. I checked in with the instructor and she was finally able to take me on the ski lift and down the mountain. And then of course the lesson was over. In hindsight, I should have taken a private lesson and hopefully would have gotten my moneys worth. This place is pretty kid friendly. They could use more equipment stands as there were quite a few people laying their gear anywhere they could find someplace to put it. I don't plan on going back, I'd rather take my money to Loon where everyone is friendly.