Spur of the moment, spontaneous road trip to Hanover, NH/Norwich VT, found this cool little hotel…read morelast minute with pretty decent rates. Mind you, yes, it was -20° when we were up here (unplanned of course) due to bomb cyclone weather. Anyhow, I'm so glad my trusty Honda Element Box Baby survived in this brutal freeze, she is a Cali girl after all. The staff were very friendly and welcoming at check in. The lobby and coffee/breakfast buffet bar area is inviting and modern. They had a HH from 5-6:30p with wine, beers and pita chips snacks. Round the clock hot coffee was much appreciated, especially during this crazy winter. Amenities: Pet Friendly: This is always the determination of any nearby destination. Our 18 year old chihuahua mutt needs to be able to tag along with us. Super pet friendly here. Pool: Though I brought my bathing suit, I was too tired after sightseeing to take a dip. It's a small pool, I'm sure kids love it. Gym: Small, but does the trick. Few treadmills, cycling areas, bosu balls, no stretching area. Also, there are no wipes. They do provide workout towels, yoga mats and there is a water station for hydration. Breakfast: Pretty decent but you will get the instant stuff. They have a bagel and English muffin station with cereals and milk. The days we were here, they had hard boiled eggs if you don't want the instant scramble eggs. Sausage links were good, the sausage patties weren't heated all the way through so it was still a bit frozen and inedible. There were hot cakes that were good. Don't expect brunch style options, typical hotel breakfast staples. Does the trick and there are plenty of healthy options too such as fruit and Greek yogurt Rooms: Very cute and modern. Each room had a kitchenette which is so convenient. The nightstands have USB chargers, the heat was great! We blasted that thing and made the cold much more bearable. The showers have good water pressure. I'm so glad this place launders and changes the sheets per guest! I could always tell when sheets and pillow cases have been laundered and when they haven't, so yay for cleanliness. My sole complaint here is that you can hear everyone next door and in the hallways. So, I can definitely tell you the parents next door to us were not getting any sleep at 3am from their crying toddler who was stomping around cause I wasn't getting any sleep either! If you forgo housekeeping service, you can get 250 points added or $5 credit to use at the convenience store downstairs. Pretty awesome since we don't generally use housekeeping when we travel. Great driving distance to lots of restaurants. 5 mins to Jesse's Tavern, 15 mins to King Arthur Flour and Dartmouth Campus. Quechee Park and mall are about 20 mins drive. Beautiful areas around with lots of handmade cheeses, jams, soaps and VT maple syrup to purchase for home. Amazing slopes too. Snowboard trip when the weather is much more bearable.

I am very impressed with this hotel. It's been quite a while since I felt this way about any hotel…read more The overall theme is that it's clean, compact, and modern. Upon entrance, one can appreciate the expansive windows and the modern lobby. The servicemen were friendly. Although the room was by no means fancy, the clean modern decor along with the presence of a functional kitchen (which we honestly did not test) was more than sufficient. Similarly, the bathroom and beds were equally equipped and functional. Actually, the bed and pillows were extremely comfortable. The exercise facilities were nice. Small but functional, the gym has more than a handful of dedicated weight training machines to say that it's just basic, along with a full rack of weights (up to the standard 50-pound pair). There are a pair of all 3 major cardio machines (treadmill, recumbent bike, and elliptical). With a water cooler and disposable earbuds, I don't see how too many people could be unhappy with the layout. I wish I had the time to check out the pool, which also looked inviting. The best part was the breakfast. Although unassuming by a cursory glance, a detailed look reveals that the choices are all incredibly excellent. Not only did it have all the essential elements of a healthy breakfast, with a variety of yogurt and nutritious drinks, it also has ingredients for those who savor the hearty. I think I had not one, not two, but three helpings of the sausage scramble. This had to be the best breakfast I have had in a long, long time. The presence of this hotel adds incredible value to the community. No wonder it commands top dollar at the demanding days for local graduations. I will definitely want to be back here when I visit this area again.

Our experience at the Hilton Garden Inn Hanover Lebanon was great. We came on a big Dartmouth…read moreweekend so I had to reserve the room months in advance and the room rate was obscene but that's all to be expected given the dirth of nationally branded nice-enough hotels in or near Hanover. But the staff was helpful and kind when we asked for an early check-in following our red eye to Boston and bleary-eyed morning drive up, and the hotel itself feels new and fresh. The room was nicely appointed and comfortable- just like most other HGIs I've stayed in. The shower was the low point - it was diabolical. The shower took forever to heat up until I realized I had to twist the dial unnaturally way past the "H" to get any warmth at all. Nice hotel. Will try to come back on our next visit - if we can get in!

Bad rooms are smaller lotion was out not terrible but not great is newer that's what is goodread more

This hotel has a lot of positive things going for it - located close to business park, friendly…read morestaff, clean rooms, easy parking, restaurant next to it. But one thing has been irking me - their breakfast options. While they actually have a pretty nice breakfast compared to most continental breakfast hotels, they include pork in almost everything. They put the vegetarian quiche in the same pan as the bacon. They put sausage or ham in all the breakfast sandwiches. I know they have non-pork options because there was one day where they had no pork in all the food . Management - please offer non-pork options for your guests and pls stop putting pork and non pork foods in the same pan. To be fair, I asked the kitchen manager if he had anything without pork one day and the next day was when I saw all the non-pork options. But one day out of the week is not enough. I would increase the rating to 5 stars if they fix this. Thanks

Had everything we needed for the weekend - 2 bedroom suite with two bathrooms, complete kitchen,…read moreand small living room. Exercise room is open 24 hrs and had good equipment. Laundry room had three washers and more dryers. Small business center included an email-to-print option so I could print from my phone. Front desk staff was very helpful. Great experience!

We stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott Hanover Lebanon during an active renovation, and overall had…read morea pleasant experience. The hotel was clean, the staff was friendly, and the property was quiet throughout our stay. One of our rooms had already been updated, and the new décor and bathrooms look great. The only oddity was the tiny refrigerator placed on the floor instead of in the usual built‑in alcove you find at other Courtyards. Our second room hadn't been renovated yet, and the older bathroom definitely showed its age by comparison. We also ran into an issue where the TVs kept reverting back to the Marriott welcome channel every 5-10 minutes, which made watching anything a bit frustrating. Even with those quirks, we enjoyed our stay and would return. Once the renovations are complete, I could easily see this being a 5‑star review instead of a 4.

Graduation Weekend at Dartmouth and this is how it went for $800 a night:…read more1. Carpet in the room was soaked with water from the AC. 2. The one night the bar was open, the bartender was rude and charged us $3 for ice in a drink. 3. No breakfast service either morning because staff quit. 4. AC unit in the room was so loud you couldn't run it while sleeping - so sleep in a hot room. 5. The pool was closed all weekend. 6. No food service at all. 7. Wanted to charge us an extra night when a 2pm checkout was requested. All this for $800 a night PLUS deposit. This hotel isn't worth $100 per night.

I had a great stay at the Fairfield Inn. The staff was very welcoming and nice. They were extremely…read moreknowledgeable and helpful about the surrounding area and places to eat. The room was comfortable and very clean. Breakfast was standard but good. Tip: stay on the opposite side of the freeway. This is a great hotel and I would highly recommend it.

Had never been to the area but decided to plan a little get away…read more.. This hotel is great, it was super clean, staff was great, Nothing wrong with the room - Great space, No issues. Dunkin in the parking lot so that was super convenient! Ample parking, clean areas, No pool (we knew before we went) but that is essentially the only downside.

Wonderful place to stay when visiting Dartmouth or enjoying historic NE towns and outdoors…read more Excellent Inn Keeper/host. Very welcoming and beautiful B&B

The Partridge House accommodations were immaculate, well appointed, and comfortable. Ciaran…read morewelcomed us to step back in time and relax in the House's stream of luxurious and and somehow familiar hospitality. It was almost like being treated like a guest in your best friend's very clean house. It is a very short 250 yards down sidewalked streets to the heart of Norwich, the Historical Society, village green, and Dan & Whit's. Following a generous breakfast we strolled Norwich, lunched in Hanover (10 min drive including parking), toured King Arthur (5 min drive), and returned to enjoy a quiet evening and submit our breakfast orders.

The Fireside Inn & Suites hotel is fine but it should be better. The dining room is huge and very…read morecool and the free breakfast there should be amazing but the food is meh. Our room was big and comfortable but also old and tired. Our toilet kept running and the never-smoking non-smoking room smelled like smoke. The water pressure in the shower was poor and the drain was partially clogged. The hotel is literally located behind a lumber yard. Weird. The staff was nice but meh. Hotel was fine but still disappointing.

So, this place has potential. But sort of a disappointment. Like they just didn't care about the…read morestuff to make you feel cared for. At least in the time I was there. I'm not looking for anything like a happy ending... the real basics were there but unfinished. The breakfast room was big and pretty cool, well decorated, clean, meeting rooms and pool area stylish and high ceilings. Staff was kind and hardworking. The facility looked well maintained. The fish in the pond were alive... the fireplace was lit but not roaring. There were no managers anywhere in range to address the idea that the food at breakfast was running out... and it wasn't even that great. Canned fruit cocktail - fully picked through down to the pears, no breakfast meats, scrambled eggs clearly from a mix, milk empty, and... odd food setup, not conducive to easy access... waffle maker on the opposite side of the big room up a set of steps. I'm not disabled, but very large group of older people there... big group... kinda sad the staff didn't have the presence of mind or leadership support to plan for a big group and make em really feel well taken care of. A tiny bit of forethought in planning for a big group, prepping the staff who was there, ordering enough food and then getting it ready plenty early... The missing link was leadership. So, this place has potential. They could have a box of umbrellas for borrow. They could have put up an omelet or fresh eggs cook station with an actual breakfast cook. Space was available but NOTHING made me say "Hey wow ... I'll come back here"

Place is nice. The breakfast is ok…read more There's no Splenda available. Big Minus Bathroom. Bedroom.

$154 for some real terrible sleep. The walls are so thin between rooms we could hear full…read moreconversations clearly and when someone turned their tv on it was the worst. So freaking loud! We called to complain about 11pm but it was too much for my daughter and so I went with her and we legit slept in our van instead. She argues our van bed was more comfortable than theirs. It was at least nice to get a hot shower. But that was it.

Very poor stay. Gigi Hotels runs this property and the White River Inn. This owner is derelict and…read morenow is facing a multi-hundred thousand dollar A/C repair bill which means you get the Motel 6 quality in-window A/C units until he ponies up the cash. Amazing that owners won't just do preventative maintenance. Avoidable. Also, elevators have been out of order for WEEKS. Enjoy your serratia bacteria in your shower, filthy rooms and stairwells, and 84 degree hallway temperature. Oh, don't forget that you WILL NOT get the normal hot food - no eggs, bacon/sausage or potatoes due to "employee comfort while our A/C is out" (yeah right, owner doesn't want to even pay for food) Worst standard IHG property I have ever stayed at and I've stayed in some very poor ones. Appalling. No issues with crowd quality as the other user reported.

Disgusting. The…read moreHoliday Inn Express & Suites White River Junction is one of the worst IHG properties we have seen. Pay the extra money to stay elsewhere when visiting White River Junction. Let's break it down: Rooms: - The dump hasn't been updated in 15+ years. Paint is chipping everywhere, cabinets are falling apart, doors don't properly close. - Everything looks and feels like it is covered in a decade's worth of human dirt and grime. - As you can see from the pictures, the room upon check in was filthy. Walls covered in some brown substance, uncleaned body hair in the bathtub. I wanted to vomit. Staff: - They must only hire local high school kids who hate their life. No one over the age of 20 was working the entire time we were there. And if you think a 17 year old knows how to take care of guests...well...sorry to burst your bubble, but the girl at check in literally was on Tik Tok on her phone while checking me in to my room. - Toilet was clogged (not by us, it was like this upon arrival). We called for a fix before we left for dinner. We returned an hour later to...a clogged toilet. Other guests: - It's a rough crowd. Not people you'd want your kids to be around.

A bit pricey but to be expected for being one of only two hotels near the Dartmouth College campus,…read morethis one actually being onsite and in an historic (though extensively remodeled) building at that. Though it would've been nice to have had a view of the Green, the quiet midweek view of Main St was nice. The room was west-facing, so the sun shone in during the afternoons. No matter the setting, the a/c never quite got the room cool; it was a bit warm during the overnight, even after removing the unnecessary blanket from the bed. A few minor housekeeping issues in the room were quickly taken of after a quick call to reception, though turndown wasn't offered until the final night (didn't realize it was even available -- be sure to ask if that's important to you)! The slippers were nice and plush, and bathrobes (didn't use, see temperature note, above) were also available. There was a convenient bedside iHome wireless charger/digital alarm clock; unfortunately, it failed to charge my phone one night. Coffee was available in the lobby hallway every morning, and in the afternoon/evening, cookies!. A Lavazza pod coffeemaker was in the room along with a couple of tea bags as well, but no kettle. The onsite Pine Restaurant was quite popular. Note that folks eat early here; the restaurant was quiet by 8:30 pm (maybe also because it was midweek in summer). The bar area was quite spacious, though, and outdoor seating was available. Easy walk through town, to the Co-op (there was a small drawer refrigerator in the room), for retail shopping, and visiting the Dartmouth College campus (don't miss the Hood Art Museum, open Wed-Sat). Some restaurants in Hanover were also closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, and mobile phone service was sparse in town. The free Advance Transit bus service made for easy visits to the King Arthur Bakery & Cafe and for a talk at the Lebanon Opera House.

Excellent location across the street from Dartmouth College and in the heart of downtown Hanover -…read morewalking distance to the restaurants and shops. Modern, attractive and updated rooms with a desk, sitting chair, Lavazza coffee machine in the room. Pros: - For returning Dartmouth alumni, you can choose to write an index card to hang on the board across from the elevator to connect with fellow classmates in town - Room was clean, spacious and very comfortable - Parking garage about 2 blocks away for valet parking available - Pine restaurant at the hotel had really good, big salads Cons: - Had a brief technical glitch where we were able to get into our room, but then both of our keys stopped working after we left. The front desk quickly made us new keys - no problems after that. Notes: - Second floor room can have a bad view - roof with air conditioning unit and wood wall view - You can pay to eat at the Dartmouth dining hall - The Class of 1953 Commons. It is open breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night. It is all you can eat with various food stations.