We were escaping a moldy hotel and chose this is one because it is the only Non-pet-friendly hotel…read moreand renovated approximately 2019 although they allow service animals. But, the kind staff explained that they have 3rd floor for those with allergies and a few rooms sana pets. But, they use Tide Laundry detergent and sprays and have carpet so it could be ok or not depending on when the room was last sprayed and your allergies. If you need quiet room to sleep, do Not choose a room with any view of parking lot, trash bin or a gas station as you will hear it all and get little sleep!

It was very clean but they let a autistic kid poop I'm the poop and close both the pool and hot tub…read moreeven tho nothing was in the hotub

The host Melissa, is completely rude, I booked a cottage seemingly for 6 adults, when I inquired…read moreabout a bigger cottage she flew off the handle when I declined a house big enough to fit a football team. Then she proceeded to threaten me, called my phone multiple times to let me know she was upset I left a bad review about her snarky attitude and horrible customer service. Threatened to send her lawyer to my home.I am apolled at her behavior.

We had such an incredible stay at 20 mile bay hosted by the cottages. The view overlooking the lake…read morewas incredible. Our dogs loved the big yard and the trails. The house was clean,cozy, and neat. It also had everything you could possibly need. We will absolutely be booking with them again!

Everyone has a place that is not for them. For us, there were a some nice things but some things…read morethat meant we'd not recommend. Full disclosure, we are a family of neurodivergent introverts- so some of the things people really talked about liking here, were stressful. I don't want to talk to strangers on my vacation. Even if the strangers are quite lovely. The second thing was we overlapped with two family reunions. Both families very nice, but within the pavilion is not just the fireplace and grills, but a bar. As a person in recovery, being this close to constant drinking was uncomfortable and had I known about it I would have skipped it. The owners also let their dog roam around, so be aware if any of your party has a fear of dogs. The only place to swim involves you jumping off the dock into area deep enough for boats to dock, so we had to find state parks each day. The beds were comfortable. The view was nice. It wasn't enough to keep us there for the duration of our vacation.

Members of my family have been staying here for tens of years when we have a family event at nearby…read morePumpkin Point and there is no more room in the house. We recently rented three rooms and enjoyed the beauty that Alton Bay/Lake Winnipesaukee has to offer. What makes this area special are the mountains,trees and the cool water. The view is great, the staff is friendly and helpful and the rooms are clean. The rooms are not luxurious and are as nice as a well kept national motel chain room. No coffee maker or fridge in the room. The price is reasonable and is about half of what I just paid to get a room in Boston. Some of the best times we had were at night when it gets cool enough to sit around the large fireplace under the gazebo. Very nice. We also rented a boat for some water sport and docked at Wolfeboro for lunch. Five stars for the location and beauty of this family run business.

Went to dinner last night. Second time there. Good…read moreappetizers, chicken vegetable soup, good, but think you could fill the cup. Inn filet served sliced, never seen that before, lukewarm. No choices of sides, only fingerling potatoes, not a fan. Flavor of all meals bland at best. Place was not packed plenty of empty tables. Very slow kitchen, can't understand why. Place is just like the Province lake carriage house location. Stopped going there a long time ago. Bland, thrown together food, slow kitchen, slow bar. Won't be going back to Wakefield Inn. Too bad. Has potential. With the right chef.

Great little bar & restaurant. Food was very good. Prepared well with good variety. Friendly…read morestaff. Good sized rooms with nice amenities. Would definitely stay here again.

There are some places you want to return to again and again. For me, this is such a place. Guests…read morehere enjoy private beach access to Crescent Lake, a peaceful escape from the crowds at Lake Winnipesaukee. The beach is small, but there were never more than a handful of people on it at any given time, even though we came on a busy holiday weekend. We brought our standup paddle board to explore the lake, but there are also kayaks available for rental. Our room was perfect for a family stay. The kitchenette had a mini fridge, microwave, coffee pot and toaster, and cupboards ready with silverware, dishes--even wine glasses. The room was clean and the decor was modern and minimalist. When our tv didn't work, my husband let the office know, and the owner himself came up immediately to fix it. He was also in the office folding towels when I stopped by for complimentary coffee in the morning. It's apparent the owner has worked hard to make this inn a special place.

My stay here was absolutely breathtaking. The views of the lake from my room was beautiful. I…read morestayed in Lake House 5 and enjoyed my stay very much. The king bed was so comfortable and the decorations in the bathroom and halls were so pretty. It was also convenient to walk around and shop from this location as well. We went to Nolan's to eat dinner and Morrisseys right next door for ice cream! Highly recommend you check this place out. I stayed here with my boyfriend and Dave and Karen, owners were so kind! Will definitely come back for the summer.

We needed to stay in the area for one night before a wedding. Now you might not think that would be…read moreproblematic, but it was, considering 1) it was prime Leaf Peeping season, 2) it was a holiday weekend, and 3) the chain hotels that hadn't yet sold out insisted on a two night minimum. So for all of those reasons, we ended up with a one-night reservation at the Mount Whittier Motel in Ossipee and paid $119 for a super clean and neat room. Our positive experience started off when we walked into the office to check in and met Amy -one of the coolest, most engaging, delightful and just plain nice persons we've met in a long time.  She recommended a few restaurants to us, then we shot the breeze and gabbed with her as if she was an old college friend, really -- she was that much fun. Our motel room was a big main room with an attached bath. The main room was big enough, had a TV with a lot of channels, a fridge and microwave, and had plenty of electric outlets. It had one night stand, a pole lamp and a table lamp on the nightstand. The bathroom was bigger than some of the ones we squeezed into at a chain hotel- where the act of closing the door comes THISCLOSE to hitting the toilet. The shower was great with plenty of hot water and pressure. Its located right on Route 16 with plenty of restaurants to the left and the right. Improvement Opportunities Be careful inputting their address into your GPS. We had some trouble finding it because there is an Ossipee and a Central Ossipee and our GPS got confused (or maybe it was operator error?). There's no coffee maker in the room, but coffee is available in the office And then there is the bed with the softest, fluffiest, squishiest mattress ever seen. It was like sleeping on a giant marshmallow or a half filled waterbed. Laying down on one side caused the other side to rise up into the air and set off ripples like an aftershock. It definitely took some getting used to. Bottom line? All in all we had a very good experience at the Mount Whittier Motel.

I remember back in 94, I met a guy from Louisiana at my house party in Sunderland, MA. He said how…read moresurprised he was to see how prices were so inflated in the northeast. I really didn't believe him but then lived around the country and understood what he meant. I forgot about that for a long time until I checked into the Mount Whittier Hotel. It's kind of rural but still in civilization to be fair. I was surprised it was about $85/night. Keep in mind this is Ossipee, New Hampshire; POPULATION: 1,711. The room and bathroom is small and basic but clean. You can hear the cars driving by except from about midnight to 5 AM. The family is really nice and before I left, the father gave me a hot cup of masala tea - YUM! But I suggest that they have an iron and ironing board in each room instead of having to go to the front desk to get it. The set up outside is similar to the Bates Motel...time to shower!

The stay was ok but honestly they put the least effort possible . No extra towels . No hand soap …read more $100 deposit . Took one week to return deposit . Room was not really clean . Rug dirty . Put away breakfast early and what I did get for food and coffee was not good at all. Receptionist not friendly . Not thrilled with my stay . I will say it was quiet .

Needing just a basic place to stay, this Microtel did the trick…read more Pros .... 1. Clean 2. Easy check in 3. Breakfast included. Not the greatest but it's breakfast. 4. Comfortable beds Cons ... 1. Top comforter is ultra thin 2. Flat worn pillows 3. They ran out of extra pillows when we asked. Really??? 4. Dark parking lot. We ended up parking at the end and it was CREEPY to pull in to the dark area of the lot. It was adequate for a place to sleep but only for a night or two at best.

4.5 Stars! Ames Farm…read moreInn is incredible! A friend took me here this summer and I fell in love with it! The employees are awesome and the environment great! The view is worth every penny. There also is lots of parking available! There is also a store downstairs! I didn't get a chance to go inside, but I'm sure it would be fun to look around. The prices are reasonable and service pretty quick! The food overall is pretty good. The only critique I have is my home fries were a little bit burnt! Other than that enjoyed my meal both times. I would recommend making reservations if you have more than two people in your party! I would say this is my favorite breakfast place at the moment!

This is a gem which is easy to miss so keep a lookout for it…read more The restaurant is run like a well oiled machine. The staff works so hard to make your experience top notch. The food is delicious. I had the side order of a blueberry pancake. It's was so full of blueberries plump and yummy. The home fries were cooked perfectly. It makes for a delightful breakfast and they serve lunch too

Stayed for a wedding. Accommodations were as expected, dated but clean…read more My one gripe is that this resort does not have any handicapped accommodations. Extremely difficult to maneuver on the rugged terrain. Gravel, sand, stairs, small bathrooms. Just keep this in mind if you are planning a wedding here and want to include elderly family members :(

We stayed at this resort for my son's wedding August 30th to September 1st, it was amazing, the…read morecottages were beautiful with view of the lake, I highly recommend this place they were excellent right down to all the little details, thank you for a fantastic weekend

**November 2025: Tuesday - Thursday Stays** I booked a two…read morenight stay here for my roadtrip and had a great experience! Parking: The lot is uncovered and does share the space with the restaurant next door. We were able to find a spot pretty easily on our visit, but it's I can imagine if we were to have come during peak season parking might have been problem Lobby: There are ample places to lounge or sit and enjoy the big screen tvs all around. There were also many areas to plug in your devices that have 3 prong plugs and there was a coffee/tea bar to warm yourself up. Breakfast: Complimentary hot food from 6am-10am for hotel guests. On my visit they had "made to order" pumpkin pancakes (you wave your hand on the machine and it'll make it right then and there), a yogurt machine, oatmeal, some egg dish (either omlette or scrambled, as well as hard boiled), some protein (sausage patty or links), bagels (with a toaster oven) and some accruements. Gym: Although I did not utilize the gym facilities my friend did and he said that they had one cycle, three treadmills, a set of weights (smallest at 5lbs) , kettle bells, and a wall mirror on one side of the room. Room: I loved the big screen tv. They had a smart tv subscription services available; however you'd need to put in your own account info to access the services. They had Disney+, Netflix, and Hulu at minimum. The bed was a little soft for my personal preference, but I did enjoy the soft pillows and the king bed. The shower had a nice hot water pressure and they supplied a large shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion that's attached to the wall. Wifi: It's good for the most part, but sometimes it would cut in and out on my cell phone. It was consistent on my laptop though. Summary: I paid around $125 a night (for a king bed) through booking.com and considering the amenities, parking, room it was definitely worth what I paid. I'd stay here again!

We really enjoyed our stay last weekend. Perfect distance…read morefrom SNHU and at a great price. This hotel has a hip and modern vibe. Simplicity is key here and they execute it wonderfully. We had dinner at T-Bones and it was awesome to just relax in our room and then head downstairs and across the parking lot when we received a text that our table was ready. The soap/bathing products in the bathroom are this addictive lemon scent that I'm looking to purchase online through Amazon or Ebay. The complimentary breakfast the next morning was fantastic and that pancake maker machine whoozy-whats-it was so cool! Don't miss it.