Five stars because the staff (I'm assuming the owners) was so very polite and accommodating when we…read morecalled at the last minute due to us accidentally booking another motel for the wrong dates. This and the fact that the price is incredibly good for simple accommodations (in our case 2 twin beds). It's definitely a throwback in time but quaint and cute, nonetheless. The bathroom has hand painted scenes that look quite intricate for someone to have done for more than one room. There was a window in front and in back to allow air circulation which was a nice bonus. The woman checking us in even asked if I wanted an extra towel (for my hair). Being a woman, she understood. Oh, and another plus that is a point of contention in a lot of motels/hotels: lighting over the bathroom mirror. This was excellent! A woman's touch, obviously. Note that there is no coffee maker in the room if that's important to you. It wasn't to me. Final plus: Close to the trailhead for hiking to Galehead hut and Munroe's for 7am breakfast. Definitely plusses!

Simple yet perfect accommodations for those traveling with pets looking for a no frills spot to…read moresleep. Owners were big dog lovers and offered us a complimentary doggie bandana for our black lab which I'm fairly sure was homemade. She went out of her way accommodate requests and to ensure she provided places I would like to see and things to do while we were visiting. Rooms are all pet friendly and we stayed in a suite like room with a small full kitchen and two bedrooms. The shower was hot (though small), beds were adiquit and the room smelled clean. The office had a bit of an odor about it and I was nervous when checking in but it seemed to be just in the office, not in the room. There is a small trail down to a beaver pond behind the property which was a nice addition to our stay. There was also a grill and picnic tables that would be great in the summer. I would absolutely stay again!

What a beautiful place to stay. Friendly people. Picturesque setting. VERY comfortable bed. It…read morewas so quiet. We loved it. Highly recommend staying there.

We only stayed one night on our trip, after riding the Cog to the top of Mt. Washington, but will…read morebe returning for a longer stay. The place is very clean , very comfortable,and Carol was extremely hospitable, and shared the history of the Lodge with us. She also recommended places to eat that were great.

We had booked one night at the Hampton Inn in Littleton for this weekend, originally; by the time…read morewe decided to spend two nights in the area instead of one, that hotel was fully booked, so we had to look for another option for Saturday night. Boyfriend suggested staying here - mainly because it was a super short walk to a restaurant we love and wanted to visit (El Mirador). Unfortunately, he wasn't thrilled with our stay here, and now swears, "never again!" - I'm more easy going so I wasn't super bothered by all the issues, although overall, I find that this place isn't really worth the money and other than the location, there's way better options around the area. Main problems we encountered... - No coffee maker in the room. - AC unit didn't look ancient, but for some reason was super loud. Now if I was by myself, I wouldn't care because I wouldn't be using AC, lol - the windows do open here. But yeah this one made loud clanking sounds - Boyfriend claims it "shook the whole room" when it came on, but I think he's being dramatic... anyway. - TV in room is pretty small and impossible to cast anything or plug in whatever Apple TV or what he usually brings to watch Netflix. It has local channels, but not as many as we get in the Littleton hotel and reception is really bad. - This was our second stay here. Last time we were on the top floor (room 333). This time we got placed directly under, in room 233 - and we could hear our upstairs neighbors walking around as if they were wearing lead shoes. - Lots of families here. Bethlehem is very popular with Hasidic Jewish families and I would say 75% of the guests at this hotel this weekend, were Hasidic - which is not the issue, Boyfriend is Jewish himself - but I don't know if it's a cultural thing or what - these families - a very large group - were in the lobby *all day*. They were there when checked in at 3 - they were still there when we came back from dinner at 9pm. Kids running around, screaming, playing with toys, playing hide and seek, tag or whatever... I felt bad for the girl at reception! It was a bit overwhelming. - Receptionist spend a while explaining to me about the breakfast included, which isn't hot anymore, just muffins etc, on the go stuff or something. Tbh we weren't going to risk the breakfast area anyway, too crowded. - Rooms look good in photos, but not that great in person. Very basic, IKEA looking furniture. Everything wonky. *Except* for the bathrooms - nicely renovated and very clean. And I love the little toiletries instead of the refillable pumps we now find everywhere! So anyway. I don't know if we'll be back. We first stayed here in April 2025 and had gotten a super rate - I think we paid $110 for a night back then. At that price, I'd go back. For the US$250 we paid this weekend - bleh. Some positive... loved the outdoor area off the lobby (for some reason the kids never went out! So we had the whole space for ourselves:). Super location, very walkable to go around Bethlehem, and right across the street from a must-try restaurant! And the fireplaces outside and in the lobby are very nice and unique.

I travel back and forth from Boston to Colebrook every month and have stopped at virtually every…read morehotel, motel and rental as a break from the drive. Benchmarking is important to understand with hotels and location. The North country there are only older motels at best so this is very best option and closest thing you'll get to a modern hotel. It's clean, the rooms are very spaciest and breakfast is good. I'm one of the few that actually uses the gym and it's good for a hotel in a very remote region.

This is a clean, friendly, and inexpensive place to stay…read more If you're interested in opulent accommodations look elsewhere but for a no-frills basic type of place, this little Motor Inn is hard to beat for the price. The rooms are small but clean. The bed is comfortable enough for my rather heavy frame. The amenities are space but what they offer are well maintained by an extremely friendly staff. They offer a little breakfast buffet in the morning. Although it is mostly packaged food it was always fresh, the coffee was hot and tasty. Above all the breakfast area was extremely clean and inviting. When looking for an inexpensive clean place for the night, this place fits the bill perfectly.

Enjoyed my stay here. I stayed 3 nights during the weekend to hike in the mountains near by. The…read moreroom was clean and had plenty of towels. Free Wi-Fi and TV (I never tried the TV) but Wi-Fi worked good. Staff was friendly and check-in was quick.

We stayed three nights this summer in one of the cabins. Love the colorful facades and the…read moreconvenience of pulling up right next to the cabin. We enjoyed sitting on the porch and swimming in the pool. My daughter also enjoyed the tire swing. The kitchenette, though dated, was fully stocked with dishes, silverware, a small stove, microwave, and mini fridge. Made it easy to eat the perennial vacation leftovers ;) I didn't really have much interaction with the manager at the front desk, but he seemed very nice and accommodating. Early in the day, he called to check when we were expecting to arrive; when we checked in, he was ready for us - apparently we were the only ones checking in that day. And he informed us that some of the other people staying at the motel - a motorcycle club - were going to be setting off fireworks that evening after dark. Obviously unique to our experience, but we appreciated the notice. Moreover, in the group's shoes, it must have felt pretty welcoming that their planned activity was accommodated like that. (and we did enjoy the show!) The beds were very uncomfortable. The mattresses were thin and the pillows were the least fluffy pillows in existence. My kids enjoyed the novelty of a bunk bed, which was a new experience. However, it lacked a ladder, which was less than ideal. There was a bedrail in the closet, but we struggled to attach it to the bed, there being no instructions for doing so. The water pressure in the shower was very good, but the shower stall itself was smaller than the closet. So despite the rest of my comments being overwhelmingly positive, it's hard to rate our stay above 3 stars.

Wow ! What a good place to stay . Wish we stayed for more days .. we could check in only after 9.30…read morepm and then had to leave the next day. Very good place overall .. loved the colorful lodges . Swimming pool is outdoor and mostly not used I guess . It's so cold out there :) they had a camp fire spot and they had wood / and other accessories already .. nice gesture .. they also had spots to barbeque .. support staff was so nice . They aren't available after 9pm. So make sure you call them if u have a late check in . Luckily we called and found that. Wish Expedia gave that info while booking .. Would have given 5 stars but no breakfast here , which is a negative . Beds are ok .. not that comfortable but it's worth the money spent . Nice stay overall and we will surely come back ..

August 2026 Stayed the night in Lincoln New Hampshire…read more Big bed. Small fridge. Nice breakfast. Close too all stores. Off main street.

Very well located hotel - right in the center of Lincoln, everything is easily walkable. Dunkin'…read moreright next door (3 min walk). Rooms are on the smaller side but fairly clean. Comfortable beds and the AC works well. I stayed in room # 402 and the bathroom had a major flaw - two heavy glass panel doors for the shower would not stay shut, no matter how I tried to position them. Both panels would slam open constantly - only options were to have the bathroom floor flood while showering, or try to shower with one hand while holding the door shut with the other. Not good - needs to be checked asap... if I had been staying longer than one night, I would have had to mention it for sure.

This is a great motel if you're on a budget and want lodging in walking distance of shopping and…read morerestaurants. It's on the edge of the commercial district, but on the main street and very walkable. Parking is great; each room has a numbered space, so we were able to park directly at the door to our room. That convenience was appreciated! The manager is remarkable. He quickly shared a wealth of information about staying at the motel, and even offered us a discount coupon for breakfast at a local restaurant. Our room faced the main street, but was relatively quiet. The room was very clean, nicely maintained, and the furnishings were classic. While there was no formal desk in our room, one of the nightstands was large enough to set up a laptop for my work. The beds were comfortable and the bedding was high quality and immaculate. The pillows varied, offering something to please everyone, whether you like a firm or soft/comfy pillow. The shower was the only reason I'm giving this motel four stars, in its price category. The water seemed to cycle from lukewarm to perfectly hot to scalding, repeatedly. After three rapid cycles of this, I gave up on getting a good shower. However, the towels were among the most luxurious I've seen at any hotel, even high-end resorts. One of the high points of this motel is the view from the rear-facing windows (there were two in our room). It is magnificent. We'd stay here again, and hope the shower/hot water situation is resolved by then. For the price, this motel is an exceptionally good value, and management went above and beyond to be helpful and welcoming.

What a great deal! I…read morebooked a last-minute spring ski trip at Bretton Woods and found the Colonial Motel about a week before. Honestly, for the price, you can't go wrong. I know it's the shoulder season, but it's rare to find such clean, comfortable accommodations in the $60/night range. I arrived about an hour before the front desk was closing, and the check-in was quick and easy. The staff gave us directions to the back of the motel to find our numbered parking spot, which was right by our room. It was so convenient for unloading our car and getting inside quickly, especially with the rain. The room was clean, cozy, and just what we needed for a couple of nights. The bed was firm but comfortable, and the pillows were the same. The room stayed warm, and the waffle blanket was just the right weight. There were a couple of armchairs, a desk, a set of drawers, a mini fridge, microwave, nightstand, alarm clock, and a large flat-screen TV. I had to mess with the settings a bit to adjust the brightness (someone had turned it all the way down), but once we figured it out, we were able to enjoy Raiders of the Lost Ark. :) The bathroom was very clean, and although there was a jetted tub, we didn't use it. The hot water came on quickly, which was a welcome relief after a day on the slopes. The location is convenient too, right on the main road through Conway, with a short drive to the outlets and downtown. There's outdoor seating just outside the room and a pool in the back for the warmer months. Overall, you really can't go wrong with this place. I'd definitely recommend it. Oh... and that was one fabulous peacock wall clock. A statement for sure.

I stayed at Tanglewood for the second time, and like the first, I loved it. I stayed in a cottage…read morethis time, and it was perfect. My boyfriend and I had our charcoal grill and a stove. There were pots and pans, silverware, plates, cups and bowls already there, as well as a sponge and dish soap. Staff are friendly, and waking up hearing the creek in the back is peaceful.

Love staying here when exploring the white mountains. The cabins are nice and cozy perfect for…read morecouples getting away for the weekend.