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!

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.

My fiance and I had a wonderful time during our stay at A Newfound B and B. We went for a long…read moreweekend and stayed in the Newfound Room. We loved this room! There was a fireplace and a hot tub, both great, especially since the weather was quite cold while we were there! (We went in January). This room also had some great views that we enjoyed in the mornings. Most of our time was spent lounging around -- playing games and sitting by the fire in the Great Room. It was too cold to do much of anything outdoors -- but we briefly went to see the Sculptured Rocks and we did go out for some evening meals. There were so many games to play though; we had lots of fun just relaxing. Sondra also has a huuuuge selection of movies to watch :). BREAKFAST. Seriously amazing. Sondra cooked us some amazinggggg breakfasts!!! My favorite was the bananas foster french toast!! I wish I could have that on a weekly basis! She also made us omelettes and frittatas that were delicious! She is great at adjusting meals to meet your dietary restrictions/preferences. She also had a large selection of juices to pick from, and there were always treats around for snacking on later in the day, and a VERY large assortment of tea and coffee, available 24/7. We had a great time staying here and we can't wait to go back! Hopefully in the spring or summer instead of winter so we can enjoy the outdoors more.

Wow! My daughter and I stayed in the Hemlock room. The building is modern, warm and spacious, but…read moredecorated in a very warm and inviting fashion with rustic accessories and comfortable, high quality furniture. This is a thoroughly updated establishment in which the details have been sweated out. In the two story great room, there is a healthy selection of good movies, lots of reading materials, games, and many good areas to hang out. Sondra, the proprietor, was a very gracious and generous host and a fabulous cook. It sounds like her menu changes, but for breakfast we had a strawberry, dark and white chocolate cobbler, an egg and ricotta omelet with fresh vegetables, home fries, cinnamon rolls, and bacon. The cobbler was even better than it sounds, the home fries were savory, the omelet was made with fresh eggs from the on-premises hens, and the bacon was crispy and not greasy. Finally, I would be remiss if I neglected to mention the setting. The view of the lake combined with the White Mountain range is so tranquil in the winter. The panoramic picture I posted of the sunset there doesn't do it justice. The way the entire building is situated on the lot and the way the decks open out onto the landscape is just wonderful and unique. One last note - if you like to watch TV, there is a huge menu of available cable channels, and if you use the Internet a lot, the Wifi is very high speed and works outdoors as well. However, your time would be wasted - your head should be pointed at the view and/or the food and not the screen!

I stayed here with my husband over the 4th of July weekend. We had a very nice stay. The motel is…read morenothing fancy but all we really needed was a place to rest our head at night. The room was small but cozy, with an HD TV & DVD player, microwave and small refrigerator. The bed was very comfortable, but I should have asked for another pillow. When we walked into the room, a stuffed animal was waiting for us on the bed with some packaged cookies in his paws, a very nice touch. The bathroom was also small but clean, the shower got HOT which I love. They have a nice little pool, it's not heated which I bet would be awesome on those hot humid days we've been having this summer, but when we went in it was a bit cool out so it felt like ice on the body, BRRRRRRR. My only complaint with this place was the air conditioner in our room, it was LOUD. Thankfully we did not need to use it that much as we were out and about quite a bit, but when we did have to use it, it was very distracting. This place is really a 3 star place but I'm giving them a 4 because I really like the owners, very nice people. I would definitely stay here again. I thought all of the stuffed animals in the room and on the walls were cute, but I bet not everyone would feel that way. Not the place to stay if you need lots of frills, but overall it's a good budget motel (our room was $99 a night, plus NH rooms tax). One thing to add, it's off a pretty main road, so traffic noise could be a problem for you, but it really wasn't that bad. It's about a mile up the road from Weirs Beach, very convenient! Fun Spot is about a half mile up the road from the motel.

Very cute. Easy to get to. On Main road. Quaint, clean, cozy, little rooms, with few amenities…read more Amenities: - - mini fridge with space to store lunch for the next day. - - nice big tv on wall - - comfy big bed! Little gorilla on bed with chocolates was pretty adorable. Bathrooms were fine and clean. Only complaint for what it is, is it's a bit pricey for being just a bed in a room that is clean. BUT I think that's just how things are these days. Absolutely 5 stars if the price went down from $100 per night over the summer, that is just unaffordable for people these days. Esp with no lake view. But very nice, and we had made a reservation for 2 nights and had to cancel one and the owners just bumped us up to the 1 night stay fee, instead of charging us for both nights (even though we gave late notice) :/ Thanks!

Wonderful cozy place with the star being a hot home cooked beautiful breakfast! The inn is cozy,…read morethe rooms are comfortable,tvs though I never watch while traveling, clean bathrooms and innkeepers who truly care about their guests and their inn. The inn is walking distance to restaurants, the town docks and the lake! There are stairs as most inns have, but the innkeeper was very helpful with luggage. Hot coffee and tea is available all hours, and there is a wonderful common area to sit and read, or enjoy a hot cup of tea. Would recommend to anyone who wants to be pampered a bit and enjoy a local experience with locals!

We came up from Boston to check out the beautiful fall foliage of Meredith! This is the perfect bed…read moreand breakfast if you want to be close to town, but enjoy the quiet. Our hosts made us feel like family. The rooms were clean and quaint. Breakfast was homemade, delicious, and there was always a yummy gluten free option! We ate at local places for lunch and dinner, hiked around the mountains, and star gazed at night. We will definitely be returning!

We had the best time once again...Janet and Joe are great people. Motorcycle week is our favorite…read morevacation week. Thanks again everyone. The housekeepers are great also. See you all next year. Karlene Kiddy Vice President Cruiser Club Boston

Small kitchen and bathroom in cabin 3. Besides that and the carpenter ants we enjoyed our stay…read more Oh, also others did not respect "quiet time" so we didn't sleep too well some nights. We loved the location so close to the boardwalk and beach, beautiful and quiet in the morning for my running pleasure, then nice and happening once the family woke up and we went back down. Reasonable rates. We would stay again. Loved relaxing on the porch at night reading stories to our kids. Super cute, they loved playing out on the lawn as well.

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.

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.

We spent the Fourth of July weekend here, and the guest home was such a lovely experience. Glenn is…read morea genuinely well-rounded and intelligent person with so much to learn from. He's an awesome host! Breakfast (included) was great. Overall, we highly recommend the Glynn House Inn to anyone visiting the area!