The good, you get a nice number of bedrooms to spread out. It's close to the mountain. But that's…read moreabout it It is an expensive place for a meh experience. For the price we could have easily booked a beautiful updated hotel mountainside with amenities but felt the private pool would be worth it and we like to be able to put our young kids to sleep and hang out together playing games. Honestly the pool isn't great. Even keeping covered all day it was pretty cold to be in it. Basically only the kids swam because the adults were shivering. It's also carpeted with leaves a lingering musty smell throughout the house. The kitchen is small, the bathrooms are outdated and In general it wasn't amazing. Maybe if it was affordable it would have been worth it but at the rate of over $6000 for 4 nights it wasn't up to the standards you would expect. You need to provide everything yourself. Sheets, pillows, towels, toilet paper we forgot hand towels and had to go buy them it's just obnoxious. Again just normal hotel amenities but when paying so much you would expect to have things provided. We rent Airbnb's and vacation homes a lot, to be more comfortable than a hotel and this was significantly less comfortable. The owners are so stringent we were scared to even ask for the pool temperature to be warmer or the slippery ice conditions out front to be addressed after they treated us so aggressively over the phone before checking in. You'll pay a hefty cleaning fee but also be told to basically scrub and clean everything yourself or they will charge your security deposit. I think we paid $550 for them to vacuum? Besides just sub par updates it is frustrating to be spoken down to so rudely and assumed to be some kind of bachelor party when you're just 3 families with kids. If you set your hopes very low and pay half the price maybe then it would have been a worthwhile place to go. Otherwise the pool at cranmore mountain looked great.

Let me start by saying that Teena and Russ are very responsive and great people. I had a hard time…read morefinding reviews other than the lodge's website when we booked so thought a thorough, honest review on a 3rd party website was the way to go. If you are looking for a modern, luxury type stay, this is not the place. If you have a ton of people and are looking for basic accommodations, this might be a perfect fit. It reminds me of what you would see if you were to stay in a cabin in the woods that has been in your family for many years with no updates or renovation of any kind. The bathrooms are very old, but clean, the furniture is old and in rough shape. The leather on the couches is disintegrating and the benches at the table are so worn out, basically collapsed, that you can't hang out at the huge kitchen table because it's so uncomfortable. The mattresses are obviously newer and EXTREMELY comfortable. There were 3 coffee makers in the closet for use, unfortunately, all 3 either leaked all over the food on the counter or didn't work at all. The owners immediately went out and bought 2 new ones for us so that resolved that situation and they were so quick about it! There is no smart TV in the living room so getting anything but local channels is an issue. We did get a cord and hook a phone directly to the HDMI so we were able to watch CNN/Fox/Netflix etc. The WiFi is terrible when you have a few people on it, this should get upgraded given the amount of people that are expected to stay here. This was very frustrating throughout the stay. The kitchen is tiny so preparing big meals for a large group is a challenge at best. The pool is fine but surrounded by dated industrial type carpeting and windows with broken seals and frost/condensation so it looks like an old YMCA that hasn't been renovated. There isn't much furniture around the pool so you won't be hanging out there unless you're in the pool. All in all, for the price, it appears you can do much better. We made the mistake of having 10 people so we had other options that would have been much more modern and nice for the same price. We expected to have more people so with 15-20 people, it would have made more sense. i don't want to come off as I'm trashing the place, because I'm not. You should just know that you're going back in time to stay here and don't expect it to be anything other than a basic roof over your head with really comfy beds. It really depends on your group size and the money you're spending. For us, we would have chosen another place. If we went back to NH and had 15-20 people, we'd consider it again. The location is excellent, you're less than 5 minutes from everything on the main road. I didn't give it 5 stars like so many others have on their website because it's not a 5 star accommodation. It's a dated, cabin like house, in a really nice setting. We had a great time but this group can have a great time anywhere, we just could have done much better given there were only 10 of us.

Rented this property in July 2022 for a week & it had water leaks & the hot tub was filthy. Called…read moreVacasa many times all week and they never corrected any of the problems. Do not rent any properties from Vacasa, they provide no response to your requests to fix problems during your stay.

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.

$150.00 just walked out the door because no one could be bothered to greet us…read more The business has been struggling and it's been years since we stayed here. (Dirty room, vowed never again to try to sleep there after the night Innkeeper told us to just sleep on top of the covers because she isn't housekeeping.) Anyhoo, I'd heard they do breakfast for the public and that there may possibly be new owners so we went back to give it a. Try. We walked past the front desk with an old man on the phone who didn't even look up. Then we wandered around looking for the host stand while some old lady vacuumed. No greet, no welcome, she just kept vacuuming while we tried to figure out how to get a table. No one bothered to help, say hello or even acknowledge that they could see us so we left. Seriously, forget this place. They clearly don't care to stay in business. Update: just to make sure I wasn't losing my mind after this response, it literally says breakfast on your sign by the road and you have a breakfast menu on your website. AND there were people in the dining room eating soooooo, what am I misunderstanding? Never mind. Good luck.

My bf and I were planning a date night and he suggested we go to a cocktail lounge at one of the…read moreold Inns in the area. We were going to get drinks, and then head over to our reservation at a different restaurant. Upon entering the building, we found the lounge and were greeted by a hostess, who informed us we could sit anywhere. We chose a cozy-looking rounded couch near the fire. When I sat down, I noticed the table in front of us was covered with drinks from a previous party. There was also a menu left over from them. I decided to ignore this and we picked up the menu to look at what drinks they offered. I wish I could say something about what the drinks tasted like or their quality, but the only thing we consumed here was the air we breathed. We were pretty much ignored the entire 20-30 minute period that we sat on that couch. The only sort of acknowledgment we got was from a girl that came in with big plates of food, asking different patrons if they ordered the meal she was holding. She asked us and two other groups before walking out with the food. I understand how busy it can get, and I would have been okay with waiting longer if we had been greeted by the bartender. Saying something like "Hey guys, I'll be right with you." May seem small and insignificant, but it lets the customer know that you see them and will be back to take care of them. We ended up going to The Wentworth, where they also have a bar/cocktail lounge. The waitress was very busy running around with plates, but she said hello and made us feel welcome. Ever since we went to Stonehurst Ive been reading over reviews, and there are so many things I was shocked to see. The price of a stay is way too expensive for the type of feedback this place is getting. I hope things change so that people can enjoy this historic location once more.

We had a group Rent the BIG HOUSE (92 Locust Lane) in December, we had 34 people in all for our…read morefamily reunion. Ned was great to deal with as the owner he is on top of every detail. The house has the biggest granite table I have ever seen in my life. The house has 16 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, a Flat screen in every bedroom and a 65 inch flat screen in all three living rooms. The house is new and very clean. You wont go wrong staying at Mount Washington Valley Vacation Rentals!

Although his places look nice online, there is not much upkeep and you pay a premium. Functionally…read morethey are great and can accommodate bigger parties well, but things are were falling apart, missing, and the bed spread had cigarette burns in it (gross!). We have stayed here three times. The first time was great! It was about nine years ago, but things have steadily declined since then. The second time the house was in decent shape, but things were starting to slip. This last time we were really disappointed. When we arrived doors were missing off cabinets, handles off dressers, my husband actually went and bought a screw driver to fix this stuff (why not just take care of it before new guests arrive?). The game room was a mess, dangerously so. In fact, one of the side tables in there broke when my daughter leaned on it and she got a pretty bad cut on her chin. The pool table was warped, the triangle broken, and there was only one pool stick. The air hockey table was duct taped and ready to fall over, and the foosball table was a mess too. We emailed him about these things and he showed up asking for the security deposit and quickly back peddled when my husband again mentioned this stuff. I mean shower bars were ripped off, a few holes in the wall. We documented it all so we wouldn't get blamed. He never tried that. I don't want to mislead you, but he never offered anything in the way of an apology or discount. He simply said, "I don't police the place." Which was funny since he wanted money to make sure nothing went wrong... When we left we forgot a nutribullet there and after talking to him and him telling us his guy had it and they would mail it to us, he never did. I offered to pay the shipping. I reached out again via phone and email to see if maybe he had forgotten, but he just ignored me. It's unfortunate this all happened, because like I said, functionally he had a good thing going. It's too bad it feel apart the way it did. I won't stay here again.

Select Real Estate what can I say. Never would call me back. The only way you are getting ahold of…read morethem is to call, and call often. $400 hot tub cleaning fee even when I told them explicitly that we would not use it as it was 95 degrees out. Property that was rented had multiple major safety issues. Rear deck railing ready to fall off. Owner had tried to hack together a fix, did a bad job. Good 20+ foot drop that could seriously injure someone. Children should not stay there. Back stairs were ready to fall apart. Seriously dangerous, I cannot stress enough. Must be replaced before anyone steps on them. Hot tub room was obviously added on and not done to code. Multiple metal joists missing, beams/wood married in wrong location. It was concerning to say the least. 1 hour check in window only. 4-5pm. Fee of $150 to add 1 hour earlier check in. Broken glass on driveway from broken flood light. Luckily I had my sandals on. Tons of fees, not easy to work with, hard to get ahold of. Property had serious safety issues and should not have been allowed to be rented. Would never use again.

I called asking about a lot in Madison with a Select sign posted. I was transferred to Rich Johnson…read morewho told me the land had sold and they hadn't taken down the sign yet. I asked him for information on the sale and he told me he would need to pull up the file and doesn't know when he'll have time for that. I will definitely won't be using Select for my Real estate in northern NH

The two stars is based on the property location. While this may be a great ski getaway for couples…read moreor singles, it is not a place for young kids or those looking for comfort: The spacing between balusters is large enough that a toddler could easily crawl between them. We had to move a couch to prevent this. the mattress in one of the upstairs bathrooms has to be 30+ years old and all springs. We moved the mattress from the 3rd floor loft down for the days we rented. The spiral staircase is easily navigated and cause some minor injuries because it is narrow and carpeted (making it slippery) The TV did not work. We were told the settings must be wrong as it worked the week prior. Both guys present were tech saavy, it was the bulbs, not the settings. Thank goodness for laptops and netflix for the kiddos Neither bathroom is on the main floor requiring a trip upstairs or downstairs. The upstairs bathroom shower is so small that even as a 5'5" female (size 4/6) had difficulty showering and the downstairs bathroom had tons of ants. While no big deal, a mouse scurried across the wood burning stove mantel. When we checked out the grill outside, there was so much caked on charred remains (with no grill brush) and the ashtray was stored inside (Yuck for where my food is grilled). Oh, and we were informed by the owner the day before that the washer/dryer were on the fritz (however, since we were only there for 4 nights, we wouldn't need them - umm we swim, we hike, we run - a washer-dryer is always a nicety). While I will never stay here again, with some upgrades (mattresses, fixed tiles, pest control), it would be a good place for families with older children - NOT good for families with toddlers or infants. It is a hazard. **UPDATE: After speaking with the owner, who responded promptly to our complaints of the property, she assured us that the mattresses were being replaced and the television/pest issues resolved..** If these issues are addressed, it would be a decent place to stay for adults and families with older children (ages 4+). it is close to NC center, Echo Lake, and other attractions.

I had a great stay at this cozy house in the woods. It's a short drive to North Conway's Main…read moreStreet yet still nestled amongst the trees. There is plenty of sleeping room, a great wood stove in the living area and an open layout perfect for a get-a-way. It's a short walk from echo lake and a short drive to Diana's Baths. A big dining room table is perfect for making yummy dinners after a day of outdoor activities. I found the owner easy and reliable. And, it's dog friendly! But you'd never guess - no traces of pets are visible.

Great central location to all the activities we had planned for the day, hiking, state fair. Rooms…read morewere clean, ice machines down the hall. They have a putt putt course on the property and breakfast available. Highly recommended.

The room is a great size, bathroom is quite small though (door is half an inch from toilet). The…read morestaff is really nice and always say welcome back or enjoy your day as you come and go. The movie nights, afternoon coffee and cereal bar are fun and nice to have. My only major complaint is if you have loud neighbors, (or above) you hear everything. And I mean everything... we heard you pee too. The doors also slam shut so if you have people coming and going around you late at night this may bug you. It startled my son awake a few times and this was with the loud fan and TV on.

Thank you, Deb, for the great booking me and my three sisters on a trip of a lifetime to Ireland…read more You were there every step of the way with ensuring we had passports, flights, and our tours. It was exceptional and I can't wait to book with you again!

Very rude agent, asked where the business was, she was accused me of being sarcastic. Will not use…read morethis place. She has since sent me threatening messages through facebook.