Reception staff were really friendly and helpful. A light that was out in the bathroom was quickly replaced. The breakfast chef was friendly and attentive and cooked things fresh for us. Short walk to the side of the lake

The restaurant didn't appear to be busy but the food took the best part of half an hour to appear and was on the more expensive side for the quality. They didn't have the bottle of wine we chose and the replacement was more expensive! The bedroom floor needed sweeping, when you were bare foot it was gritty.

Really cool to stay in such a historic property whose owner has made a significant investment in upgrading the outdoor amenities. A lovely raised deck and. gardens were highlights. We loved being able to walk along the quiet paths to the lake and to sit and watch the kayaks glide by. We heard great things about the restaurant, but it was closed on the night we were there.

We booked last minute and got the only two rooms available, in the secondary building. They were rather spartan and not updated, but for one night, it was fine.

Staff were very nice and accommodating. They were customers focus, and this is very valuable to me. Also the owner of this nice hotel will make it his priority to ensure that guests are highly satisfied.

If there was entertainment from now on, this would be a plus. But I guess the setting of the place is for you to disconnect from the world by enjoying the beauty of nature surrounding you. If you are not a country person this location is not for you. Me I love out of the city, and the peacefulness that it offers is enjoyable.

The food was good, and the staff was very friendly. We only stayed one night but we enjoyed out time. We would like to check out the cabins when they are in season. I would recommend this Inn.

We had ladybugs in our room. Now, this wouldn't sound like a problem as ladybugs are lucky and lovely little guys. Unfortunately, when you're sleeping and they are falling from the ceiling its just gross. Also, seeing any bug crawling on your ceiling is not what you want. Also, the TV was smaller than my computer monitor. We are not big TV people but its nice at the end of the day to catch up on news or find a movie.

A return visit for my husband who used to spend two weeks every summer there with siblings and grandparents in one of the cabins. It was disappointing to him because it had changed so much in 57 years (used to have activities for kids) but it being my first visit, I loved it!

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We arrived later and then locked ourselves out of the room. The owner was very responsive (was not on premises at the time) and very understanding. Room is v small but efficient and clean. Beware: no elevator and our bags were heavy. No big deal for us but others might struggle with this. Breakfast was disappointing and staff just okay.

Lovely restaurant, amazing food, quaint inn and lakefront cabins. I visited for a weekend in Rindge near Cathedral of the Pines. I took one of their pet-friendly rooms. The rooms in the inn building are quaint and perfectly clean and comfortable. Beds are slightly on the soft side. There are dog-walk bags by the path to the pond, which is a pleasant walk through some trees and an open space that looks like it used to be a golf course. I met the friendly owner walking his well-behaved dogs one early morning! Check-in was efficient and courteous with the friendly receptionist, who also was our hostess at the complimentary delicious breakfast. The real attractions are the restaurant and bar, and outdoor event space! I spent some time at the small bar that can accommodate eight or nine. The bartender knows her drinks, and was non-stop. After a New-England-sourced beer on tap, I tried their top-shelf mezcal. For the record, mezcal has a notable smokiness akin to a young single-malt scotch, so this particular beverage is not for everyone. The reason i mention it is that the bartender's description and serving recommendation were spot-on, which makes it fun to taste something new! I will explore more of their top shelf, based on her expert knowledge of their offerings. They have a nice array of beers on tap, wines, ports, gins, and a full bar. The bar prices were quite reasonable. With guests, i moved to the dining room, and we shared amazing appetizers and salads, including tender flavorful juicy lamb sliders, perfectly seared scallops wrapped in crispy bacon, and a salad of fresh micro greens topped with seared goat cheese. Each item was a creative sensation, prepared with care. The waitstaff is friendly and attentive.

The dinner prices were rather expensive for everyday dining, i am usually a hole-in-the-wall hot-dog-stand type, but i must say the quality here rivals "big city" fare, i kid you not, and in that regard the prices are low for an experience worth traveling

Away from the hustle & bustle of in the city

No mini fridge. Also someone with a dog let there dog crap by my car & it was left there right by my drivers door.

Very clean and beautifully decorated for Christmas. Nice country inn feel to the place. Staff very friendly and helpful. The buffet hot breakfast was very good, with exception of there being no toast or English muffins, just French toast.

Was very icy on walkways due to freezing rain and not enough sand was applied. Very slippery to walk to breakfast. Next day, still slushy coming out of our building. Not scraped or shoveled. There was no hot breakfast for Christmas morning. That would have been ok, but all choices they had were sugary pastries and cereals. Coffee was very good.

The building and grounds were great!! The workers were top of the line. They were friendly. helpful, and great to talk to

problems with outlets in the room and entry door