Just back from a 2 Night Stay at The Follansbee Inn. Another wonderful trip…read more The Inn has been Hosting In-house concerts once a month for about a year. We drove up to listen to "The Jovial Crew" Saturday. This group performs Shanty, folklore rich songs of the sea, pub and more. Amazing vocals from the guys and a chance to join in to sing along. This was a BYOB event, a traditional Grog mix was provided by the Inn Keepers (non alcoholic) to which you could add the "Spirit"that you brought with you. House made Desserts were included with admission. They even had some themed treats, Hardtack and Joe Froggers. If you were staying at the Follansbee Inn, admission for the concert was included. For locals, tickets were available at the door. But, stay at the Inn for an overnight, their Breakfasts are included and amazingly delicious.

This is a great B&B for a get away. It is an NE style Inn with nice rooms and an amazing breakfast…read morecooked by Dennis. This place is not a cookie cutter minimalist hotel, it feels like a home. The lake is across the street and the dock provides a wonderful view of the hills and Loon Island. With the ample choices of seating, a hammock, canoes and Kayaks one has no problem finding something to enjoy. Thank you Dennis for your hospitality and the wonderful food.

Attended a themed murder mystery weekend here, and it was amazing. The inn is beautiful, the hosts…read moreand staff are astounding, the food was great, the murder was well..murdery. I could truely go on and on, but actually I suggest you get your butt to this place and enjoy a long weekend with our without a special event. (note they do weddings here so it books up!). Just go. Go for the breakfasts, go for the dinners, go and ask Stan for some house-smoked meats! Seriously, these people are amazing, the space is special, and the complete quiet (and darkness at night) are a wonderful relief. Note: Cell signal is poor at best. Wifi is available, but really...don't do it, unplug for a few days.

We stayed at Rosewood Country Inn while traveling through the area and unfortunately found the…read moreproperty poorly maintained and the overall experience uncomfortable. We were traveling with our two children and chose the inn because it appeared to be a traditional New England property in a convenient location. Condition of the Property: The building and interiors appear not to have been updated in decades. Much of the furniture, fixtures, and decor looked extremely worn and outdated. Rather than feeling historic or charming, the property felt neglected. Cleanliness: Several areas of the inn appeared poorly maintained and not particularly clean, which made it difficult to relax in the room or common areas. Management Interaction: Our interaction with the manager, Stan, was uncomfortable. He came across as dismissive and unwelcoming, which made the stay feel even more awkward. Overall Atmosphere: The general condition of the building was unsettling enough that our children were actually frightened and asked if we could leave and stay somewhere else. While the location could be appealing, the property seems to need significant updates, improved upkeep, and a more welcoming approach to guests.

Several breakfast options were made to order. We had bacon, sausage, eggs, and biscuits which were…read moregood. The rooms were clean and the bed was comfortable. The website says there is a private beach, but that may be outdated because the owner only had a pass to the local public beach which was on the other side of the lake. I noticed there was a large gap under the door of room #3 because the floor seemed to be askew. Also, the cheaper rooms have a shared bathroom. It would be nice if this B&B was within walking distance of town, but it's more like a 5m drive.

Great B&B, Dennis and Roberta are wonderful hosts and Dennis is a great cook as the breakfasts were…read moreoutstanding! Recently visited when I came up for my 25th college reunion. Though it was a little hairy getting all the way to the 3rd floor with itty bitty stairs on the staircase from the 2nd to 3rd floors. Room #8, was small, but spacious and extremely comfortable. Its been a long time since I slept on such a comfortable bed and that includes sleeping on my own bed! The Inn has free WiFi, and nice common area sitting rooms. The dining room was nice and they have printed menus which you fill out each night so breakfast can be prepared for you the next morning. Dennis and Roberta are so friendly, as is Vicki who is the housekeeper and assists with breakfast in the morning. They run a great B&B and I look forward to future visits when I'm back in the area for another reunion or visit to the college. Highly recommend you making a reservation at this lovely B&B, right off the highway and within 3 miles of New London, close to Sunapee and skiing and Sunapee Harbor. A great location, and a great place to stay!!

The Inn at Clearwater Pond was excellent, I am so glad we decided to snap up the Eversave when we…read moresaw it. The innkeeper was very friendly and personable and I highly recommend staying here if you are visiting the area. The main building has four guest quarters on the second floor. We had a HUGE room complete with sitting area, large windows and a spacious adjoining bathroom. The rest of the main building consisted of a large entry room, receiving room with lots of Vermont products for sale, kitchen, dining, game room, and a larger family type room. The whole house was surrounded by deep wrap around porches. There is also a cottage with two additional guest quarters, barns, a screened gazebo, a swimming pond full of frogs, horses, and some additional outbuildings. The property backs up to Quechee Gorge. Breakfast was different and very tasty each day. The first day was a spinach and egg dish, served with granola, fruit, coffee and yogurt. The second day was stuffed baked french toast with the same accompaniments. The innkeeper made reservations for us for dinner the second night we were there, just another great touch. The decor of the rooms was a little more modern than most B&Bs and I rather enjoyed it. Our room was outfitted with two nice leather chairs with ottomans, a substantial king sized bed with white, red and black linens, and some interesting artwork (little pewter and copper figurines on a shelf, etc). Such a nice time, I think we will splurge next summer at full price to get a weekend away here.

My husband and I have never stayed in a bed and breakfast before as I think a lot of 30 somethings…read moretend to think of them as imposing and old fashioned. Well we were so pleasantly surprised!Our stay was amazing. Tina makes her gorgeous farmhouse open and welcome to you instantly. She is friendly and helpful as well as very knowledgable about the area. The room we stayed in was comfortable and had all the amenities of a hotel plus more! We could come and go as we pleased. Best of all were her delicious homemade breakfast, made with love you could taste! At the end of the trip we felt like we had spent the weekend with family. We will be returning soon!

A crusty old New England this is not. Honestly the only thing crusty about this place is the local…read morebread served at breakfast! But in all seriousness, Kaelan and Blessing turn their old timey house into your local home for however long you stay in Bellows Fall. Nice sized rooms, an excellent multicourse breakfast, and down home hospitality are what on offer no matter if you stay here for leaf peeping, business, or anything in between.

Highly recommended. Good price point…read more Excellent location (& views). Very comfortable room. Terrific shower. Phenomenal breakfast. Superb service. Will be back.

We had brunch here on Father's Day and it was so delicious! A very gracious host was greeting us at…read morethe door when we walked in and explained all the dishes, beverages, etc. The food was delicious from trout bisque, to pulled pork to a yummy mushroom quiche. The juice was homemade and the coffee cups were so dainty. All the little touches truly did not go unnoticed. The property is also beautiful and the peonies are also amazing outside! I will be back soon!

We came to the Rosewood Inn for a weekend away expecting your usual bed and breakfast with good…read morefood and a nice place to stay. But we truly enjoyed each handcrafted breakfast in this beautiful historic home including beautiful fruit starters, baked fritatas, homemade muffins and wonderful service by Stan. We learned they also serve dinner and brunch. Our dinner last night was wonderful. We had locally made cider that impressed my British husband and the dinner was fresh and made with care. I had Chicken Kiev and my husband the blackened Salmon both served with the vegetable of the night tender roasted Brussels sprouts and light and fluffy mashed potatoes. We had indulged while we were out so did not go for the appetizers or beet salad that looked amazing. We chose to have some wonderfully prepared aperitifs rather than desert and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. The attentive service, warm fireplace, beautiful room made our meal perfect. This morning I remembered to take pictures of the brunch which blew me away. Again the food was great: perfectly cooked frittata this time with ricotta and mushrooms, tender scalloped potatoes lightly enhanced by a lovey cheesy sauce, French toast served with maple cream, and the best corn chowder I've ever had. Come try the food even if you have other accommodations. It's a wonderful place to relax and enjoy some wonderful food in a beautiful historic inn with a lovely property.

I wanted to book a weekend stay, Saturday/Sunday but they require a 2 night minimum stay at $190…read moreplus tax and a 3.5% credit card fee. They need to revamp their policies to make their venue more inviting and competitive with other inns in the area. The place looks nice but that is all I can say about it.

My husband and I rented out stonewall farm B&B for our wedding and it was absolutely magical. Ed…read moreand Meg are wonderful hosts. Both are so kind and welcoming and their breakfasts were absolutely delicious. We stayed in the bridal sweet over the weekend and the bed was very comfortable. We were granted use of the property for nearly the entire weekend and Ed and Meg were so flexible it was truly a better experience than I ever could have hoped for. Whether you are looking for a quiet weekend getaway or your fairy-tale wedding destination, I cannot recommend stonewall farm B&B enough!

We were excited about our stay here -- lots of fun common areas for families, right next to Mt…read moreSunapee, and great price for a family room, but we ultimately left frustrated, tired, and disappointed. Pros: Great price for size of room Comfy beds Nice common rooms areas Right next to Mt Sunapee The staff around was very nice and tried to help but seemed overwhelmed (can't blame them) Got a discount for future stay due to some of our concerns (couldn't move rooms, kids pranking) but still didn't feel sufficient Cons: Chaos with kids running around late into night and no real help with limited staff Curfew of 10pm is ridiculously late especially for folks trying to wake up early to get to mountain Rooms 104 and 105 are a nightmare across from the kid play rooms -- so loud and tons of screaming. Rooms across from reading nooks might be same The two text message numbers for staff help/needs were continuously unanswered for both our days. Had to call When calling, is a farmed out massive switchboard and felt too out of the loop to be very helpful most of the time (follow through from 2 out of 4 calls) Check-in process didn't show our reservation on kiosk. Calling didn't help a lot. Eventually found a staff person with a computer who was able to check us in with room and code. Hot water ran out quick Needs a desk or table space for eating in family rooms More food/snack/breakfast options for sale Pool was cold despite being indoors/not heated Table for public use at front of inn looks like a check-in desk and anyone doing work there is constantly being asked if they're the check-in staff (kept making people leave and try to work in a different areas less conducive to laptops) Overall: Lots of potential but not ready for primetime.

My husband and his motorcycle buddies stayed here overnight. They screwed up his Amex charges and…read morehe's tried to reach out 4-5 times to get things straightened out, to no avail. There is no staff member actually present at this hotel. Not a great business model, and what a bad taste to leave after a nice stay!

We had a wonderful family wedding here this last weekend. The staff, especially Andy were…read moreextremely kind, welcoming and helpful. The inn was clean and cute. This was an idea space for hosting the whole family (37ppl) under one roof. Couldnt more highly recommend this venue and staff!

A small 16-room Inn full of history, including past presidential stays, welcomes you in Vermont…read more There are many wonderful things I can say about Windsor Mansion Inn but perhaps the most important was how fantastic our guest experience was because Andy was on top of every detail. We stayed for Valentine's weekend (3 nights), and it was like being welcomed into someone's mansion. The place is beautiful even in the winter snow. The accommodations are like stepping back in time, but with some modern amenities as well. The bed was a four poster antique replica with the most dreamy mattress. The in-room electric fireplace was nice within our spacious room (junior suite). Having Andy greet us every morning at breakfast was lovely, and the plated meal was delicious. We also enjoyed a bottle of wine and some food in the pub. An added bonus was entertainment one night by a talented duo. Recommendations for outside the Inn dining was provided by Andy along with some "must see things" as well. It was very nice "stepping into the historic past" at this beautiful Inn. A slow pace and a relaxing wood fire in the lobby was just what our weekend called for. We're planning to go back in warmer weather to see the grounds in all their glory and experience what other seasons have for visitors.