DO NOT MAKE A RESERVATION AT THE BERNERHOF INN! I made an…read moreonline reservation directly through their website, paid first half of the bill and received a confirmation email. They charged me the second half the day before we were supposed to check in. When we arrived at the hotel to check in, we were told that there was no room for us and all rooms were occupied! They also deceived us saying that they found an alternative hotel for us to stay that night, but it turned out to be a lie! What a terrible experience with this horrible hotel! I don't know how they could have those 5-star rated reviews here!

Trying to cancel my reservation but neither the phone number or email address works. Does anyone…read moreknow how to get in contact with this inn?

We had the most lovely weekend staying here for our anniversary in March. It was our first time at…read morea bed and breakfast and I think we were spoiled! The owners were so nice and gave us a quick tour of the place. We were impressed with the cleanliness. Not a speck of dirt to be found! We were delighted to have an end room with our fire place on the top floor. So comfortable! Breakfast was a delight. We were able to choose from a few juices, had coffee and a few menu options. My husband had eggs and I had the stuffed maple walnut French toast. So amazing! Convenient location down the street from North Conway. We will be back again!

Jessica is the sweetest and yes indeed her breakfast is delish…read more I told her we were staying for a wedding and they accommodated us so nicely; early check-in, private entrance, card for a taxi, etc. We even joined a couple from London for breakfast. It really was the typical perfect cozy/homey New England B&B experience. I wish we had more time to spend with them and in the area. They had ever local "to-do" brochure available and I really wanted to try more of their Breakfast Specials.

Where to start. This place was incredible. We went here for our baby moon this past weekend. You…read moreare greeted by the welcoming scent of mulled cider (which they burn a candle of year round!!), and are also welcomed with fresh coffees, teas, hot chocolates, etc. A huge fireplace burns wood from 9am until 9pm. Our room was stunning. My fiancé pre planned and had rose petals, candles, and champagne all set up by the staff for us. (Additional charge). There was a hot tub for two, a shower for two, and a nice additional seating area. In the morning there was fresh orange juice, coffee, and homemade options such as muffins and pastries. There were also some yogurt, fruit, and granola. Saturday night there was a complimentary cheese and wine night! They offered a mixed variety of cheeses, meats, and crackers. They also had two wine options, and a non alcoholic bubbly option. There was a huge almost pool sized hot tub, which could easily fit 16-20 people. They keep the water at a mild temperature, so that all can enjoy. On site, there was also an enormous work out room and an infrared sauna. There were quite a few amenities in the work out room - including a putting mat, a golf swing machine, a full body massage chair, a foot massager, and countless other options. We would recommended this place to any and everyone. The famous mulled cider candles are available for 21$ to purchase, we got a few. Having gone to the North Conway area for 10+ years - I can comfortably say that this place is a hidden gem. We will definitely be back.

What a truly delightful midweek getaway. It was an extremely relaxing couple of days spent in the…read moreWhite Mountains, our happy place. Everything was all that could be expected. The Snowflake was clean, comfortable and incredibly restorative. Bonus points for the delicious baked treats. I have been coming up to the mountains for 15 years, first time at this great inn. We will absolutely be coming back.

Leon and Nellie have been friends of my family for years (even longer than the decades we've been…read morecoming to New Hampshire), but somehow we'd never stayed at the Spruce Moose. Even without the familial connection, I'd be absolutely in love with this place. Family and friends gathered this past weekend for a memorial hike in honor of my dad, who passed in 2007. Leon and Nellie went out of their way to accommodate us, down to even offering additional rooms when some extra guests appeared and getting up extra early to make us to-go egg sandwiches we could take long on our hike up Mt. Washington. Both our group and the other guests at the Inn were treated like treasured friends in their home and it felt like a big old family reunion for us all. The Spruce Moose is the perfect location---a short walk to the adorable North Conway village, and a quick drive to countless hiking options. The decor makes you feel like you're visiting friends in a luxurious mountain home. Zeb and Avery, the two trusty labs, greet you at the door and will cuddle you on the couch for hours if you let them. The beds are comfy, and the rooms contain no tvs so you can truly enjoy the nature around you (though there IS wi-fi if you need your technology fix). Breakfast in the morning is delicious and filling. Tea and coffee are available at any time. It was an amazing weekend, in no small part to Leon and Nellie. I will be back to the Spruce Moose the next time I come to North Conway!

The Spruce Moose is far and away the best B&B I have ever stayed in. I wasn't planning on going…read moreback to New Hampshire but Nellie and Leon made me feel so welcome that I want to go just so I can stay there again with them. Avery and Jed are the most welcoming doggies, I was only with them for one night and I miss them terribly. The breakfast was excellent, coffee and tea are available all the time. My room was beautiful, the shower had great water pressure, and the lodge itself is super warm and cozy. I honestly felt like I was visiting relatives I just hadn't met yet.

These pictures are not of the In. At Jackson in Jackson NH…read moreThese are from Jackson Hole Wyoming. The Inn at Jackson in NH is an adorable, comfy, clean, friendly Inn and I highly recommend staying there.

We stay at the Inn at Jackson each year for mother daughter weekend. This was our 3rd year. It's…read moreprivate for us while allowing us to roam the inn as we please. The Inn allows us to have a feeling of "settling" in for the weekend. The rooms are cozy and large enough to move around easily. The rooms are decorated in a way that brings you back in time for a bit. There is a small area with refrigerator, coffee or tea, ice & microwave as we are able to eat our meals/snacks there without going out if we choose to not leave the Inn. Glassware is provided for your wine, making cocktails etc. So easy! Having breakfast included is a wonderful start to our day & is very much appreciated as the views are relaxing & in the older style rooms makes it for a fun morning. Inn Keeper & owners have been very accommodating for anything we may need and always up for a little chat if you wish. They are obviously proud of the Inn. The large sitting room off the lobby entrance is my favorite for an afternoon fire, reading & a drink. Decorated very nicely & cozy. We encourage anyone to try this Inn if your looking for a personal touch and what you may want or need is definitely attended to. They make you feel like it's your home while you stay there.

I'll try to add what's not already in the reviews. Best bacon I've ever had. Real (nothing added)…read moremaple syrup. Breakfast 8-9 am. Humorous eyes & nose on a tree behind the house just above the river. Central to everything in mid-New Hampshire including Delaney's Hole-In-The-Wall (phenomenal food) & May Kelly's (Irish) restaurant & pub in nearby North Conway. 3 covered bridges very close by (2 of the 3 you can drive thru as still functioning). Attached a photo of the guestbook & antique desk just outside Franconia notch & a shot inside the room. Dan & Nancy even gave us a couple extra restaurants to try (as in late fall, most are open only Thurs.-Sun.) Extra kudos there. A couple hiking trails in the area and, due to late fall, great colors (getting even more intense going up to Burlington, VT.) They even had a copy of Robinson Crusoe from 1900 ! Wow! Better'n AirBnB so far.

My family and I were on a 18 day road trip in New England, and the covered Bridge House was one of…read moreour stops. Three years ago, we came across the b&b as we went next door to the Covered Bridge Shop and purchased a few things. In 18 days, we saw so much of what New England had to offer but my family and I all agree that the Covered Bridge House was one of our highlights on the trip. Hands down. It's located right in front of the Saco river, which made our stay 10x better. The location is not next to the hustle and bustle of North Conway, but close enough to drive if your looking for attractions and more dinning options nearby. Also,conveniently located to Crawford's Notch. We loved the location because it was quiet and peaceful. From the decor to the comfort of the bedrooms, everything was perfect. The rooms are warm & inviting, with antiques but not outdated. The beds were very comfortable. My husband couldn't stop raving about the breakfast and how everything was so well put together. Everything was delicious and not your typical same ol' boring continental breakfast everyday. The food was fresh and cooked to perfection. We miss starting our day here before a long day of hiking and exploring the White Mountains, we felt spoiled! The owners Nancy & Dan were exceptional. Their service and hospitality is some of the best we've ever experienced. We couldn't have been more grateful for everything. A lot of B&B's do not welcome children, so naturally this place stood out from all the rest as we had our two kids with us. Thank you so much, Nancy and Dan. You two are one of kind. We hope to visit again in the future!!!

What a great stay. The Inn is furnished and decorated in a way that brings feelings of warmth and…read morequintessential New England charm. Diane's breakfasts are delicious and best described as "elevated". The Inn itself is located a short walk from the downtown area of Jackson, and a very short drive to the many area attractions. Diane sat with me for a good while to describe local hikes that were tailored to my comfort. I will certainly return to Riverwood Inn for future trips to the region. Huge thanks to Diane and Brian for their warm hospitality.

Had a great 2night stay. Brian and Diane were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was very good…read moreand filling with a "starter"yogurt parfait. Looking forward to coming back.

My husband, myself and another couple stayed here as a last minute Labor Day Weekend trip. We are…read morenot the type of people to stay in our hotel rooms during much of the trip. Everything provided at Old Field House was sufficient. This is a family run hotel and it truly gives off a charming vibe. Things were a little outdated but that add to the charm. Our 2 queen bed room was decent in size, private bathroom, tube television, DVD player and arm chair. We were supplied with plenty of bath towels. Breakfast provided was quick and tasty, now served due to covid. Everything was sanitized frequently. Nana, the most amazing layed back hotel mascot pooch helped sooth my sorrow of missing my own pupper back home. Could the stay have been a little less expensive? Definitely. Did I choose to stay at a tourist town on a holiday weekend? Yes.

Our third or fourth time we have stayed here, would not go anywhere else…read more Rod and Linea are the best! Treated us like family. Helped us with our gear and just made us feel at home. The breakfast was wonderful, especially the blueberry waffles. Loved everything about our stay.

We recently ate at Forty at Thorn Hill and had a wonderful time. We were greeted by Sherri who was…read moreexceptionally warm and friendly. She showed us to our table in the beautiful dining room and our waitress, Jess, quickly came to take our drink order. Jess was especially helpful as we selected a bottle of wine for the table. Overall the atmosphere was relaxed and very pleasant.

Complete and total transparencyh. I have never stayed here…read more My parents, aged 83 and 81, however, are frequent guests. Who love to travel. And they cannot stop ravingabout the place. What spurned me to write this review waswhat happened today. My parents left on Sunday (yesterday) for what was supposed to be a two-night stay. My dad suffered a fall which led to a bit of an injury. From his account, the staff was incredibly kindand supportive andattentive and just genuinely very caring. This reviewdoesn't tell you much probably about the tangible stuff you typically see. But what it should tell you is about the intangible things: that when you are here, it is truly your home away from home. And they really do care. That, to me, is more important than just about anything. It shouldbe to you aswell.

Booked here for a weekend get to go winter hiking. Arrived well before the check in time to figure…read moreout logistics and they were gracious to allow us to check in. Beautiful location with a stream behind the hotel and a delicious selection of foods for the included continental breakfast. The hosts were pleasant and attentive and the rooms were clean, large and well maintained!

First off it's clean. It has a free decent breakfast…read more The bed is super comfy. The shower has pressure and hot water. You want a good place to stay, this indeed the place.