Snowvillage Inn is a really special place. Nestled just far enough off the beaten path in rural…read moreEaton, this bed-and-breakfast is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway to disconnect from reality for a few days. The vibes at Snowvillage can only be described as warm, inviting, and peaceful. And owners Jen and Kevin could not be more accommodating. The grounds are beautifully kept. Nothing beats waking up to fresh air, mountain views, and a hot complimentary breakfast. A major plus to this inn is having a phenomenal restaurant, Max's, just steps away from your door. Even if dining elsewhere, it's nice to be able to enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail and app at the bar without the drive to another location. And just about everything I've had at Max's has been absolutely delicious. Only a 20 minute drive from North Conway, there's also plenty to do nearby from shopping outlets to great restaurants to outdoor activities. I definitely recommend a day at Crystal Lake if you're visiting in the warmer months! Overall, this inn holds a special place in my heart. When Rockhouse Mountain Farm (if you know, you know) stopped operating as a bed and breakfast years ago, my family wanted to find a nearby bed-and-breakfast so we could continue making memories in Eaton and this lovely inn definitely fit the mold. We've been visiting for about 9 or 10 years and I always look forward to the time spent here!

Went for our 20th wedding anniversary, made reservations at Max's. No one was at the bar or host…read morestation to greet us. Husband and I took a moment to go to the freshen up and came back downstairs, still looked like no staff was around. There was a gentleman at the bar drinking wine, and a few customers dining at different tables. Finally, we see a waitress that greeted and seated us. Tried to order a bottle of wine, only to find out their delivery truck didn't arrive, so they were very limited on their wine offering. While we are dining, we over hear other folks dining saying there was no hot water in the building. As another diner arrives, we can hear them sounding agitated as they made reservations, and were limited to their ordering at the bar, as the waitress was also the bar tender for everyone in the restaurant. The person that was helping these customers out was the same person drinking at the bar when we walked in....no idea why he didn't offer any assistance when we walked in The next morning, a sweet cook named Joe was the only person cooking, serving and cleaning....food was pretty good, but was running out faster than what he could prepare. The location is beautiful, but the lack of service was disappointing.

We made our annual trip to Camp Tecumseh and Tutmeg inn. Karen and Kevin very friendlyread more

Quaint and very hospitable BnB. Comfortable room Very quiet. Delicious breakfasts by the hosts,…read moreKaren and Kevin. Heated pool on the side yard. Weir Beach less than 15 minutes away.

Reasonably priced room, comfortable and clean. Breakfast was very good. We will definitely stay…read morehere again.

Charming inn in a little country town of maybe 400 people. A little over an hour north of Kittery,…read moregets you up state a little bit and away from the oft-visited coastal areas. My wife and I stayed here recently as part of a concert package with Stone Mountain Arts Center. The Inn handled all the ticketing arrangements and provided a shuttle to get us to and from the venue. That all went very smoothly. Tim, our host, was friendly and welcoming (we know Bobby is the other half of this team, but we didn't get a chance to meet him). Our room was quaint and cozy, breakfast was yummy, and the whole vibe was great. We didn't really get a chance to check out the area, but Crystal Lake is nearby and this would be a great place to chill out for few days even if there wasn't a concert involved. Definitely on our list to visit again.

Beautiful space! Was met at the door by the owner who was amazingly accommodating. She showed me…read morearound the common areas with complimentary coffee and drinks and then straight to my beautiful room. It was super clean, roomy, and way better than a normal hotel or air bnb. Breakfast was complimentary too!

I will start this review off by saying I didn't actually stay at the inn, but I can wholeheartedly…read morerecommend staying there and when I'm back in the area I will be doing so myself!! My boyfriend, our friend and I were in the area attending a concert, and our friend was staying at the Inn. When we woke up the morning after the concert our Airbnb had no water. I called my friend and asked if she could see if it would be ok for us to come shower there before we all went out for the day. Nick and Amy were so kind and welcoming! When we arrived, they told us to help ourselves to coffee or snacks and had extra towels in our friend's room for us to use! We weren't paying guests, but they helped us our of the kindness of their hearts! Besides the fact that their place is so cozy and welcoming, the generosity of Nick and Amy alone is reason enough to highly recommend their inn!

Truly incredible little hotel! The front desk staff was incredibly kind, and helpful. I asked about…read moredogs when booking and they gave me a special "dog blanket" to make the little pup feel at home. The entire experience was great. They had gas grills, refurbished back patios, kitchens and lawn chairs to relax and enjoy! My family and I will 100 percent back!

It might be an older building but they do a great job of keeping it clean and the staff are super…read morefriendly.

We spent two lovely evenings at Jane's Tea Rose Inn. While my personal style is more modern Crate…read moreand Barrel, I enjoyed stepping back in time to this ornately decorated Victorian B&B. Jane is a lovely host, and it is apparent she seeks to please her guests by cooking up hearty, tasty breakfasts. This is no measly continental buffet...We were prepared fluffy scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, buttery waffles, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit, coffee and orange and cranberry juice. Enough to stuff us and our bottomless pit teenage son, and she gladly accommodated his food allergies. If that wasn't enough, Jane also has coffee/tea available throughout the day, and some cookies/pastries for grab and go. The 3rd floor Shabby Chic space is roomy for families with children with three separate sleeping rooms. As converted attic space, the angled ceilings are a bit low, and the tricky stairs and ceilings make it more suited to young shorter guests (we're all 5'8" or less). Cleaning protocols seem really solid, including bed, bath, and dining spaces. My only criticism is that while the numerous dried and/or fake roses are part of the theme/decor, they inevitably collect a lot of dust - not great for those with allergy sensitivities.

We made reservations on January 15, 2020, for 2 adults and two nights, August 19th and 20th. On the…read moremorning of August 18th (the day before the reservation) they called us and told us that they had double-booked the room and because the other party had booked prior to us, our reservation was canceled. They had our reservation for over eight months and waited until the day before we were to arrive to tell us they had double-booked the room and that we no longer had a reservation!! The Plymouth, New Hampshire area is notoriously difficult to get a room in the August timeframe. That is why we made our reservations in January. Now we are faced with paying $500+ a night for a room (if we can find one in the area) or having to travel an hour or more from a hotel room in another area to attend a wedding in Plymouth on the 20th. If this hotel really cared about its customers, they would have let us know immediately that the room was overbooked.

Everyone has a place that is not for them. For us, there were a some nice things but some things…read morethat meant we'd not recommend. Full disclosure, we are a family of neurodivergent introverts- so some of the things people really talked about liking here, were stressful. I don't want to talk to strangers on my vacation. Even if the strangers are quite lovely. The second thing was we overlapped with two family reunions. Both families very nice, but within the pavilion is not just the fireplace and grills, but a bar. As a person in recovery, being this close to constant drinking was uncomfortable and had I known about it I would have skipped it. The owners also let their dog roam around, so be aware if any of your party has a fear of dogs. The only place to swim involves you jumping off the dock into area deep enough for boats to dock, so we had to find state parks each day. The beds were comfortable. The view was nice. It wasn't enough to keep us there for the duration of our vacation.

Members of my family have been staying here for tens of years when we have a family event at nearby…read morePumpkin Point and there is no more room in the house. We recently rented three rooms and enjoyed the beauty that Alton Bay/Lake Winnipesaukee has to offer. What makes this area special are the mountains,trees and the cool water. The view is great, the staff is friendly and helpful and the rooms are clean. The rooms are not luxurious and are as nice as a well kept national motel chain room. No coffee maker or fridge in the room. The price is reasonable and is about half of what I just paid to get a room in Boston. Some of the best times we had were at night when it gets cool enough to sit around the large fireplace under the gazebo. Very nice. We also rented a boat for some water sport and docked at Wolfeboro for lunch. Five stars for the location and beauty of this family run business.

Absolutely love this place. I didn't expect our room to be as big as it was which was great. Since…read morewe we were staying overnight, we got a free wine tasting and slushee so of course we had to try that. The owners not only run a Bed and Breakfast but they also make wine and run an antique store. The wine was delicious, the hospitality was outstanding and I can't wait to come back and stay here in the future!

This was our first experience with a B&B and were extremely happy with the experience. Connie and…read moreWally were very hospitable, delightful hosts. We are from California but are temporarily living in Boston and decided to take the boat out on Lake Winnipesaukee for the weekend. It was a busy weekend for the area as it was Motorcycle Week and we had a difficult time finding accommodations. After exploring the local hotels and motels we thought we'd give a look into B&B's when we came across this one- with availability!! Connie was knowledgeable about the town and offered us recommendations for dinner. Wally was insightful about the surrounding lakes. We were very fortunate to have found them. Connie and Wally showed us about the property- very beautiful Old New England charm and our hosts kindly allowed us to park our boat behind the building and let us charge it. The common areas were very pleasant and relaxed. Our room was very clean and spacious, the bed very comfortable. The bathroom was beautifully updated with a fun and spacious Jacuzzi tub for two. ;) We had the most delectable breakfast. Wally wakes up 2 hours before breakfast to make the batter for the pancakes. I hope that wasn't a secret! But I'm sure there is more to it as they are crispy on the outside and perfectly fluffy on the inside! I would love to learn how he does this! I can't say enough about how kind and generous Connie and Wally are! We had a most pleasant experience with our first B&B and look forward to another visit.