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.

We stayed for 4 nights in Lodge #3 during the second week of October, 2017. What a glorious time…read morewe had! My husband and I live in a large southern city and wanted to see the fall foliage. I can't imagine a better place to unwind and enjoy the beauty of New England in autumn. Our lodge had a stone fireplace with plenty of chopped wood to help us southerners with the slight chill. Plus, we loved the smell of a wood fire. Sunset Lodges are a good base camp for excursions: Lake W (2 steps from our front door), The Sandwich fair, the Shaker Village, HIKING, Sandwich Creamery, etc. Good restaurants in the area but all the same it was awesome to have a fully stocked kitchen - eating out for 5 days got tiresome. Little details were also appreciated - plenty of strong, hot water, great towels, central heat and really nice sheets. It's not totally roughing it but you are definitely in touch with nature at every turn, I can't remember who described it as "the place before the Interstate System" - but that's it. Except we had wifi. It's a special, special treasure and we are happy to have found it. We will most definitely return - we are thinking to try each season at Sunset Lodge.

Unfortunately we had only one night in Cabin 1, the original cabin, at Sunset Lodge but we will be…read morereturning. There is a special charm and feel you get from the place which is set up for families to create memories without a lot of interruption from the outside. Between the closed in porch, the fireplace or kitchen table inside or the chairs in the yard, the grills by the dock or the beautiful lake there are multiple locations to gather, play games and just share time together. We can envision our family spending a week in this unique setting and actively contemplating when we can schedule our longer visit.

I am almost afraid to do this review because then the word will get out about this amazing place…read more We cannot say enough about how wonderful the experience was. Igor, the owner, checks in on you without being intrusive. He is always around if you need anything and is very accommodating. We stayed in Cabin#9. There were 5 of us. We stayed for 6 nights. You walk through a covered porch into an open concept living room/eat in kitchen. There are 2 full bathrooms side by side with walk in showers. Then you walk through each bathroom to get to a bedroom. Each bedroom had a queen bed. Each bathroom and bedroom were nearly identical. Each bedroom had an in-wall air conditioner. There were no air conditioners in the main living space, but we kept the bedroom and bathroom doors open and it kept the place cool. The kitchen is well-equipped with a full sized refrigerator and freezer, stove with oven, toaster, microwave, dishwasher and drip coffee maker. There was an extra leaf for the kitchen table, if needed, and additional folding chairs, if needed. There was a tv in both bedrooms and the living room. One of our kids slept on the couch, which opens to a bed, but she opted to not open it up. There were bath towels for 6 people. Igor offered to provide more if needed. There is no daily cleaning. The cottage came with 3 small bars of soap in each bathroom and some extra toilet paper. There was also dish soap and sponge in kitchen. Some things to consider bringing: toiletries, charcoal and lighter, hair dryer, iron and ironing board (if you are into ironing), pool towels, and board games and playing cards. These were not provided. Also, note there are no on-site guest laundry facilities. There is a laundromat in town, if needed. The outside pool was wonderful. It was between 85 and 87 degrees every day. There were also horseshoes and corn hole. There were tubes to float on by the pool. In the back of each cabin was a small Weber charcoal grill . Bring your own charcoal. There is also a fire pit with cooking grate. The Pemi river runs behind all of the cabins except Cabin#1. The river is too rocky to swim in behind the cabins, but there are other places you can swim in the Pemi, including Cascade Park in the center of North Woodstock, Otter Rocks and Lower Falls. The cabins are very close in walking distance to downtown North Woodstock and there are sidewalks to make it safe. There are wonderful restaurants and quaint shops there. The cabins are very close to the Kangamagus Scenic Byway, which has great pull offs for hiking and scenery, Franconia Notch State Park (less than 10 minutes drive), Lincoln and the Riverwalk by Loon (3 minute drive), White Mountains National Forest (less than 20 minutes). Loon Mountain (5 minutes drive) Cannon Mountain (10 minute drive) Bretton Woods (35-40 minute drive). Firewood was available for sale on site for $6, bags of ice were available for $3.

Great area near restaurants and gifts shops Very clean…read morecabins bedrooms very comfy Unfortunately the sofa bed was very uncomfortable very thin mattress could feel springs my guest didn't sleep well as a result We were very impressed with our backyard Grill and fire pit next to running water It was peaceful The owner checked on us very accommodating

Loved, LOVED my recent stay here…read more The owners seem to be lovely, warm people--that seek to make your stay with them memorable. Given how magnificent the experience was, I am stunned that the cost was so reasonable. GO!!

The location cannot be any better. There is a river that runs through behind our cabin and there is…read morea screened patio sitting behind our cabin so we can watch the river run through. They have new plates and cutlery. This is a family-owned motel managed by a nice couple, Mike & Susan. The check out time is 10 AM but they allowed us to check out at 11 AM. They also allowed us to pick a few apples in the property. The only thing that they missed was the fridge that had thick ice and cannot refrigerate at a proper temperature. I had to defrost it myself so we can use it. Nevertheless, i recommend this property.

Glenn and Co. were amazing. When we arrived, Glenn's wealth of information about the room, Inn and…read morelocal treats were shared enthusiastically with us, and we even caught a rare sighting of their two Dalmatian princesses! The whirlpool bath was amazing, as was the fireplace and firm mattress, thank god! The breakfast was incredible......grilled cheese croissant breakfast sandwich anyone? Yes please, both mornings for me. I had two gigs up here that weekend, at Mad House Coffee House and the Purple Pit Jazz club, and enjoyed xc skiing all day around Lake Squam. We will be back, thanks so much!

There was a BAT flying around in our room at 3 am, to which the Inn told us to "deal with it" since…read moreno employee would be on site until 7:30 am. We immediately vacated the premises out of concern for our safety. The Inn not only refused to refund us but also showed zero sympathy. In clear defiance of public health guidelines, the owner told us we should have stayed in the room and should not have left. The owner said that I needed to "act like an adult," called me "an entitled little horror," and screamed, "This is New Hampshire and not a war zone in Ukraine!" She blamed me for waking them up at 3 am and even accused me of bringing the bat into the room. She was inconsistent, at times saying there was no bat and at other times saying it was just a fruit bat. Bat exposure aside, their costumer service is the opposite of hospitable, with zero regard for our health and safety. Also the room was dirty, with dust balls and no hand soap.

Love this place! Awesome view, guests like family. Wonderful owners. Very rustic and if you can get…read morea reservation- go!

Country Bumpkins is an amazing place! As someone who camps often, I am blown away by the amenities…read moretheir campground offers. There are reasonably priced cabins, RV sites and tent sites. The bathhouse is clean and has the best water pressure and hot water I have ever experienced. There is a playground, game room, waterfalls and river access. What more could you need? Diane and Mario are so kind and take such good care of their property! I'm sorry to see the negative reviews posted, as I know, they are not deserved. By keeping watch over the property, they ensure that only campers who are supposed to be here, are here. I know I am safe camping here as a single woman travelling alone and that my belongings are secure because the campground is secure. I am so thrilled that Country Bumpkins has quiet hours as well. It is a smaller campground and noise travels at night. I have been at other locations where fellow campers have stayed up all night drinking and blasting music or even watching t.v. outside!? Personally I go camping to escape all the noise and having the campground adhere to nighttime quiet hours is a blessing....especially if you are camping with your children. If you are looking to camp in Lincoln or Woodstock this is the place! Book it now! You won't regret it!

Probably my favorite place to camp in NH. The owners are great hosts. Clean bathrooms and nice…read moresites. The duck pond with feed for them in the middle is great. Close proximity to some attractions as well. Thanks Diane and Mario, can't wait to come back :)

We had an extended family gathering at The Boulders off season and couldn't have been more…read moredelighted. Everything about our stay at The Boulders was wonderful. The location exceeded expectations, the owners are accommodating and understanding. Definitely returning here!