Close to the resort, walking distance. Parking lot during snow and ice could use some sort as there…read morewere multiple times that came scary. There is a pull up area at the front to load and upload which was nice which wheel chair accessibility Not the fanciest but a cozy little inn. Stay was good enough that I'd come back. No breakfast option which is always good to have for ski resorts but managed. They bake fresh cookies and muffins in the morning and afternoon so you have something. Rooms were fine, room service available, and temperature was very controllable. Noise were tolerable. Some thin walls but everyone was considerate

Snowcap isn't a flashy hotel on the Sunday River resort, however, it provides patrons with a…read morecabin-y feel with fire places in the main lobby and a dark ambiance. I have stayed at the Snowcap Inn a few times, and each time has been decent. Again, the rooms are not flashy, but it's always clean and it does the job of being a reliable, convenient and cheap-er place to stay at the resort. A huge plus is that they are dog friendly! Overall, I would give Snowcap 4 stars, however, I dropped it down one more star because check in is at 4pm on weekday and 5pm on a weekend (never any time before) and check out is 10:30. The check in makes it hard, especially if you have a dog, and want to go skiing that same day, so I wish check in could be earlier than they have. Will I continue to stay here? For sure. Would I recommend to others? Sure, just know what you are getting when staying here.

Clean, reasonable rates and lovely people. Be sure to shop in the boutique! Right in downtown…read moreBethel so it's the perfect location.

Love this place. Comfy beds, supper clean and quite. A great bargain for the quality.read more

This place is AMAZING! John and Mary know how to make you feel at home. We rented the whole house…read morefor our family of five. There was plenty to do like hiking, swimming and gem hunting but our favorite was watching the sunset. The Inn is set on top of pinnacle mountain and you can see for miles. We stayed here in July but the ski slopes are nearby, so it would make a fun winter trip as well. Hummingbirds sipping nectar while I sip my coffee on the covered porch is a perfect way to start the day. Drinking a beer while my husband grilled burgers on the deck was relaxing. Then we took a dip in the hot tub before going to the Tuscan suite deck to look at stars. The beds were well made with quality linens and comfy pillows. We would come back for another visit for sure!

The owners of the inn are liars and I have statements from EVERY guest and the other vendors as…read morewell as a few other brides that contacted me directly on fb. I unfortunately was logged into my friends account after she had been writing a review and I never noticed and O couldn't figure out how to delete my review about this venue so I could do it from my own account. The guests weren't waiting 90 mins for anything. The photographer kept us inside asking us to do pictures while I cried because I had asked to go see my guests during what was supposed to be cocktail hour. Yes I did absolutely contact the florist because as any of my guests will confirm all of our flowers were dead, not what we had paid for and we were upset. Our budget wasnt low we actually spent a LOT on everything and the food was INCREDIBLE. We complained about paying for the standard DJ lighting that NO other DJ charges to use and we brought other lighting ourselves. They gave us a military discount because I'm an army vet, NEVER once did we ask for a discount. I paid for our food and gave a $300 tip to the person that served us as well. As the videographer, photographer and my wedding party can attest to I had sips of a warm mimosa for pictures before the ceremony and then used champagne in my bride shotglass for pics beforehand as well. I was far from drunk especially since that was over a 6 hour period of us getting ready. As far as personally attacking me for my friends bad plastic surgery, that shows the level of professionalism from this place. I can also show proof of the lies about the deposit being here within 21 days because i have the deposit and also have every email with all of the lies she also gave to another bride several weeks later. I didnt even email her about the deposit until the timeframe had passed and it was still weeks later that we got it.

I say, The town and…read moreCountry Inn and Resort afforded me a lovely respite during my time in the White Mountains. Thankfully, I was situated within the Pool building on the inside so it had more of a Hotel than Motel feeling. Plus this typically affords more peace and quiet. The hotel boasts a Golf Course, Indoor Pool, Hot Tub, Sauna, Steam Room, Arcade, and Restaurant; all of which really set them apart and above the local competition. I look forward to returning next time I find myself in the area! Good show!

I just want it to be known that I am here for work. I am not an outdoors person. I'm perfectly…read morehappy walking around the mall for exercise. That being said, this is a beautiful location. So when it came time for dinner, there did not seem to be too many places in the area. So I thought I'd try the attached restaurant. The dining room was quite large. I was quickly seated and was one of a hand full of patrons in the room. I decided to try the special: beer battered shrimp, salad (forgot to tell her to hold the croutons), baked potato and broccoli. I was served a mini loaf of hot, standard recipe white bread with whipped "butter." My rant: There should be a law against restaurants calling margarine "butter". As nicely whipped and pretty as it presented, this "butter" was MARGARINE - the old fashioned, cheap kind. No "touch of cream" or buttermilk or half and half. It was terrible, as was the bread. The salad was leaf lettuce, red onion, cherry tomatoes, shredded carrots, and once I removed the abundant croutons, was decent. The baked potato was - well - a baked potato, which I chose not to ruin with MARGARINE. The broccoli was over cooked to the point of having some pieces that were scorched. The highlight of the plate were the 4 jumbo, beer battered shrimp. They were delicious; however, I wanted some tartar sauce to go with them. It took me 5 minutes of waving my arms to finally catch the eye of A busboy. He wanted to know who my waitress was. I couldn't tell him but the Hostess came and got the sauce for me. Evidently, the one waitress I saw working, also worked the bar and other eating area which is not in sight of the dining room. That seemed problematic to me. It is summer time. This is a recreational area. I assume that this Resort relies on tourists to keep going. It is Monday night. Perhaps that made the difference in service levels. I don't blame the waitress - she had a lot of area to cover. The Beer Battered Shrimp, I could eat all day. They were delicious. Serving scorched broccoli was unacceptable. And if you're going to serve margarine, please don't call it butter - butter substitute maybe, but not butter.

A hidden gem in plain sight. Don't be put off by the small number of reviews, this place is…read moreamazing. Best night's sleep I've ever had in the White Mountains area. We've stayed in a few different "ski getaway" places over the years and have always been disappointed with the beds. Not here - so comfortable!! Our private bathroom had all of the amenities and plenty of space. Our room also had a mini-fridge, tons of pillows and blankets, and a walk-in closet - what more could you need? Breakfast was buffet-style out of the kitchen and could be eaten alone or surrounded by fellow travelers. We didn't get a chance to try out the pool or the hot tubs but the pool area is large and inviting - complete with comfy chairs, a fire pit, and a grill. The owners are so welcoming and friendly - it felt more like we were visiting friends than anything else. A thoroughly enjoyable experience from start to finish and we will definitely return. Thank you Jerry and Rich!

This is THE place to stay when visiting the Mt.Washington area. Rich and Jerry are phenomenal…read morehosts; their attention to detail is spectacular. Quiet setting. beautiful building, wonderfully manicured landscapes, mountain views, wonderful pool and hot tub, clean rooms. I can't say enough good things - we will be back!

Would not recommend it at all! I would rate this motel -50 out of 5! Our reservation was for 3…read morenights. 1- Our room was too old and outdated. Everything in the room was for several years ago with no renovation at all. 2- We were told that our room would be a queen bed, but the mattress was a full size, and really hard for two people to sleep. It was very very old and out of shape, with all the springs broken. 3. There was no smoke detector in our room. It was very strange how this motel is approved for providing services. 4. We clearly smelled smoking from our neighbor room when passing in front of their door. 5. A couple of people were talking and smoking in the motel yard close to our room late night (around 11-11:30 pm)

An economical choice in Gorham, NH. I stayed 1 night while traveling on business. The room,…read morebathroom and linens were all very clean. I was able to park my personal vehicle right outside my room. There are several dining choices within walking distance - I chose the BBQ restaurant and was quite pleased. The office staff were friendly, warm and efficient. Not sure what else you could ask for. My only quibble was that the TV in the room did not work. I was prepared with my book and probably benefited from missing the "news". If I'm back in the area, I'll stay here again, and I'd recommend you should consider it as well.

I've never been to a bed and breakfast before and I have to say, I am sold on the concept…read more Charlotte and Bob are lovely innkeepers with great stories! The Upton House's themed rooms are both intricately and authentically decorated while still being incredible comfortable and homey. Each room features a private bath and plenty of sitting space if you want to snack, read, or just relax. We were directly above the common area and could only hear the most muffled of sounds which is a testament to the great insulation in the house!

Beautiful House! Lovely decorated rooms. The place is…read morevery, very clean. The breakfast is good. And most of all, the hosts, Charlotte and Bob are so nice. We always have a good time when we go there.

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.