Never been to a resort, so I have a luxurious image of what it would be like. It looks like a small…read moreneighborhood, but pretty got the job done. When we parked at the section we were assigned, my friend was told there's a X car limit per party. Somehow, we managed to get parking, but it wasn't in front of our complex since there were several vehicles scattered in the lot. Inside the room, were 2 single beds and 1 that can be shared. The bathtub was so small that one of my legs had to be on the outside if I wanted to sit down. There is a kitchen available if you choose to make your own meals. There's also Wi-Fi (password in a binder). The quiet time isn't enforced at all, our neighbors could be heard partying the night away. At the main office of the resort, there's a pool and sauna. There's also a gym, but not much to work with unless you enjoy cardio. My only complaint is the lack of restaurants nearby, but other than that, I'd definitely come back.

We recently stayed there with our three grandchildren. The unit we stayed in, 16A, needed to be…read moreupdated. It had rugs everywhere in the main living spaces that looked to be very old and the bathrooms and kitchen needed updated as well. The pool and hot tub were not clean at all. The pool water looked brown! The one saving grace was the catch & release fishing pond.

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.

We have recently been staying at Attitash. We have select buildings we prefer. I love it here. So…read morequiet! Darlene, Makayla and Sandy are so kind, and attentive. They go above and beyond. The prices for the summer are excessively overpriced. So, we will opt out during this time. However, we will be back when the prices go down a bit. Another aspect I like, is the way they assign a virtual assistant to each guest. They check on you throughout your entire stay. I feel valued and comfortable as a result.

My mother-in-law has been bringing us on vacation to Attitash for mine and my boyfriend's back to…read moreback birthdays for several years now. We've typically enjoyed ourselves but it seems like over the last couple of years we've been running into some issues. While I usually try to give the benefit of the doubt, some of the issues we faced this year were more difficult to overlook. I will start by saying that the resort has a lot to offer. It's a large property with multiple buildings. They've got entire suites for groups that include full kitchens and jetted tubs. There is a heated outdoor pool with a hot tub, an indoor pool with two hot tubs and a sauna. There's a small game room, an onsite restaurant, sporting facilities and play areas for kids and families. They've got a lot going for them. Unfortunately, despite all of this it seems like several areas have been lacking recently, including both services/amenities and general maintenance/upkeep of the place. Upon arriving and settling in for this most recent stay we noticed that much of the glassware in our kitchen was dirty. You could literally see the dried up stains where other people had put their mouths. Needless to say we were pretty grossed out by that. For the better part of our stay we were finding live yellow jackets/wasps in our room, which I've been petrified of ever since being stung for the first time a few years ago. During our weeklong stay we ended up finding and having to kill probably around eight of them at the very least. Come to find out there was a very small nest wedged between the sliding patio door and the screen door, but we didn't realize it was there until it was too late. We had to call the office twice about it. After the second call we did notice maintenance come near our patio and spray something over the window, but nobody came to directly talk to us when we were told that they would. Not sure if there was another hive close by that we weren't aware of, but after this we were still finding live bees in our room so we took matters into our own hands and ended up having to go buy some Raid. For the last two stays there were issues with both of the pools. Last year both the outdoor and indoor pools were shut down for at least a few days. They did seem to rush getting the inside pool operating, but I think that was mostly because the outside pool might've been closed the majority of that week if not for the entire week. This year on the other hand, the indoor pool was closed for the entire week we were there. The outdoor pool was open but the heater for it was down until our last full day, and the weather in mid September can be a little chilly for outdoor swimming, especially without heat. Additionally, the heat in the outdoor hot tub also stopped working this time around. I heard later that my mother-in-law mentioned some of these issues to the main office when checking out. On a positive note they did say that they want to offer a few free nights for next time, which was very generous of them. Despite some of the issues we had it looks as if they're doing some updating and trying to make changes around the resort, so I'm trying my best to cut them a little bit of slack here. We still tried our best to make the most of our vacation this year, so I can only hope for the best next year.

A small, eight unit motel, Squire punches way above its weight. Nothing fancy, no frills, but the…read moreimportant details are taken care of with an obvious pride in ownership. During our trip through NH in mid-October 2022, we stayed at several hotels, motels, and B&B's. Squire was less expensive than all of them but delivered a friendly, clean, and comfortable place to eat and relax at half about half the price of the other lodgings. Note that they don't take online bookings. Instead, you have to call their desk, which was fine by me. The only complaint I had could be chalked up to user error -- the heater was a bit too powerful for the room size. Highly recommended.

Nice motel in a small town. We came to Littleton, NH to see the fall colors and the mountain. It…read morewas an amazing visit to New Hampshire. We hiked Mount Lafayette, it was tough. Three and a half hour hike up the mountain and three and a half hour coming down. The views were spectacular. Littleton town was wonderful. Small shops to look around and friendly people. I had a nice time there exploring.

Stayed herein tj Lincoln area. Spent one night here…read more Cute cabins or a motel room. We had a cabin. Cabins are generic . Living room w a tv , microwave and a coffee maker. Big bathroom Decent bedroom No kitchen Sun porch room outside . Screened. W tables. River is behind cabins and had stairs as an access

A couple of things are interesting to me. One, when you do a search for this motel, it shows the…read more"average price" as $68 / night. Not sure when that was but i was charged $205.60 this past Saturday night. That's a lot for this type of room. Two, that there's an average 4 star rating. Really? 2.5 - 3 is more realistic. It's dark and most definitely, "basic" at best. I was actually a little embarrassed to bring my travel partner into the room - since I was responsible for finding the hotel. The shower didn't drain so, by the time I was finished, I was standing in a couple inches of water. Convenient to town, yes. Clean enough, yes. Microwave and small fridge. Had I paid $100 for this room, I would have been okay with it. Premium price for a basic outdated room that really could use a remake and a new mattress? Not so much.

Under new ownership and a new name - The Samuel O'Reilly House - is an awesome place to stay. The…read moreowner is super nice and has a great eye for design. The place was remodeled and has a hip, early 20th century industrial theme. Some B&Bs have nauseating "grandma decorations." Not this one! Rooms are very clean, updated and modern, with Apple TVs, electronic door locks that are activated by an iPod you get upon checking in, and cool lights. You can use the iPod to text the owner if you have any issues - day or night - and he'll get back to you within a minute or so. Beds are new and very comfortable. Breakfast was fairly standard (eggs, potatoes, bacon, yogurt), but it was very good, and there are plenty of places to sit and eat if you're an introvert and don't want to socialize with everyone at the inn. This was a huge relief to me because the early morning social pressure associated with more "typical" B&Bs is stressful. This place is also really convenient whether you want to go into town for food/shopping, or whether you want to go to the opposite direction into the mountains. Because it is so new, they seem to still be working out some kinks and adding to the customer experience. For example, our shower was kinda dark and could've used a light fixture in it and more shelving. We also could've used more outlets by the bed for phones/lamps, but honestly these were really small suggestions that the owner took to heart. He's a go-getter and I have no doubts that this place will continue to get even better. If you have the opportunity to stay here, definitely do it. We had a great time and plan to stay again next time we're in NH.

This is now the Samuel O'Reilly house. We have a myriad of spectacular things to say and wanted to…read moremake sure credit is given where it's due. The staff is super friendly. The prestine rooms are flawlessly decorated Breakfast the next morning was to die for. Breath taking views. Seconds away from the Saco River. The shower/jacuzzi combo is brilliant! If I were to give any critiques I'd be to put a mini fridge in the rooms that have an independent entrance and put hand soap by the sink. Other than that it's perfect and we will be back.

Professional and friendly from the first point of contact. Rooms are clean, but dated. That was…read moreperfectly acceptable because eve was so nice!!

We stayed 1 night. It had all the bare necessities we needed. A small fridge and tv. Everything was…read moreclean. It is operated by a family. The young couple and elder man were kind, communicative, and helpful. All of our needs were met. The bed was firm enough for me as a back-sleeper. One star is missing because, the walls are thin. We stayed in #2, ground level. We heard all footsteps, talking above and around us. We heard the pipes and plumbing when people flushed the toilet. I didn't expect that and as a light sleeper, I probably wouldn't have stayed more than 1 night. It was a great price & location from The Cog Railway, 20 minutes away. Several locations in that area require a 2 or 3 night minimum stay at least due to NH's ski tourism.

Michelle, the owner, is an absolute rock star and essentially a one-woman show. Check in was super…read moreeasy and she met us at the main building even though we arrived late, after normal check in hours. She had put the heat on and a light on in our cottage so it was ready for us. Room was cozy and cute, as we expected. No fluff and relatively small but has everything you need including a microwave and small fridge. Bed was okay, not super comfortable if you have a bad back or anything like that, but fine since we were tired from hiking and passed out! Housekeeping services are not provided daily which did not matter to us, just something to note since that's important to some people. The grassy area walking from parking and the main building to the cottages is a little sandy/gritty, so the floor gets dirty quickly. Wish there had been a doormat to wipe our feet before entering our room to keep it a little cleaner. Every morning for breakfast Michelleprovides fresh fruit and some sort of super fresh and delicious pastry that she makes from scratch (we had cranberry orange muffins, coffee cake, cinnamon sugar doughnut sticks and cinnamon sugar/coffee cake topped muffins). That is just the start of breakfast! She makes you literally whatever you can possibly think of and doesn't even provide a menu - if you can think of it she can make it! Throughout our stay we had breakfast sandwiches, breakfast burritos, French toast, pancakes, fried eggs, sausages and hash browns. She also even remembered after the first day that we liked ketchup with our hash browns and that I like OJ! We also ate here for a super late, small dinner one night and got Margherita pizza. The dough and sauce is home made which is why we got it! It was VERY cheesy, which can be good, but needed a little more sauce on it to balance it out. Quite tasty (although we're from NJ/NYC so we have unfair standards for pizza) and what we needed for a quick, late snack. Loved the fresh loaf of Italian bread when we sat down - again, of course, made fresh by Michelle. So doughy and warm that we actually ordered some large loaves to take home with us at the end of our stay.

My husband and I were looking forward to celebrating our anniversary with a hiking trip in…read moreFranconia. The website pictures of Lovett's Inn look clean and adorable. When we arrived this was not the case. The exterior upkeep is minimal. There is a smell of mold/must in the main house and in the cabin we booked. There was a swarm of flies in the bathroom on our arrival and the remains of flies/bugs in all of the window sills. The bed was not comfortable. Lastly, the curtains did not close completely, leaving us feeling rather exposed. We left and stayed somewhere else last minute. Michelle, the innkeeper, has refused a refund. In response to your comments, we had several emails where I did list my complaints on the room. And I never received a phone call from you the next day. Your response is misleading. Regardless, I have never in my life left an online review before this stay which speaks to how strongly I feel. I realize I will not be refunded, although I disagree with your decision. I just felt I should share so people don't make the same mistake I made. Book here with caution.