Cute quintessential New England B&B!! Rose the proprietor met us at the door welcoming us and showed us common areas we could use along with bringing us to our room. A stunningly decorated king room with a sitting area and private bathroom. The bed was very comfortable! The detail to every possible need during our stay was met! Refrigerator, toiletries,wifi, and the most cushy soft towels in the bathroom!! 3-4 others stayed the night and there was no noise! We appreciated the peacefulness ! We asked for suggestions for a close by restaurant for dinner. Ebenezer's was suggested and was Amazing! A hot New England breakfast was served in the morning! Delicious ❤️

Really nothing!

It is a beautiful, private inn. Walking out the front door to a view of the mountains! The artwork hanging throughout is fantastic. Our host was very accommodating and personable.

We came at the wrong time of year to enjoy the backyard area. It looked very nice and relaxing. We'll have to come back again in the Spring or Fall!

Rose makes the trip. Great personality and I can't say enough about the Breakfast.

This is a Bed and Breakfast and it is an old historic home. If you are handicapped in any way you should discuss your needs ip front. Not all of the facility is handicap ready.

Outstanding in every way. Cozy, clean and comfortable and best breakfast you will ever have. Absolutely perfect 3 night stay. I will be back !!

It was beautiful and well decorated. Rose was wonderful. The breakfast was amazing.

Wish we could had dinner there too but found a fun place about 10 min. away for dinner.

Rose is great host and cook.Her breakfasts where excellent and very creative we would stay at this location again. We where in Lovell for the Fryberg fair and the location was perfect.

Wish the restaurant was open but it closed when we were there

Loved the shared sitting room, music and honor bar. Breakfast provided by Rose was fabulous!

Firm bed and ok room.

Fantastic location , amazing old style house and breakfast just gorgous, we would like to come again

all was fine

Rose was so kind and a wonderful chef. I looked forward to seeing what magical breakfast she would make us each day. Location was perfect!

It blends into the lakeside and mountains as a beautiful old house and barn here should, and walking in you feel the warp of the floors and tilt of the doors and window frames as the part of history they are—and then you notice the soft music piping through the parlor and dining areas downstairs and take in the simple and elegant decor, which somehow hits the exact right notes for feminine and masculine sensibilities. Rose is an incredible host and chef. Her breakfasts were divine—eggs and cheese and vegetables and fruit and almond French toast with a creme brûlée-like middle and the crispiest, most savory scalloped potatoes. Herbs, fruit and veggies fresh from the garden. Lightly fried and seasoned chorizo and hams. Bottomless coffee. Iced water and succulents on the table that looks out to the mountains. Perfection. We stayed in room Number 1 with a gorgeous and medium firm (again, perfect) bed and tons of drawer space, two easy chairs, a TV with spectrum and Roku, and terrific en suite bathroom. Same view to the lovely mountains that change as you watch the clouds drift over them. 1 minute to the beach on the lake. 5 minutes to the marina and Ebenezer’s. 10 minutes to Lovell, 20 minutes to Fryeburg (where we had cell reception—AT&T disappointed us in Lovell, though the Inn has perfect WiFi). The whole area is gorgeous—don’t miss the Hemlock Covered Bridge, getting out on the lake, and driving north to Evans Notch and doing some hiking in the White Mountain National Forest. We went by Bickford Slides and the historic house there—Blueberry Mountain—though most people seemed to be into the Bald Faces. The real star, though, was the Inn itself and Rose’s warm hospitality. She even surprised us with a bottle of sparkling wine for our anniversary. We will definitely be back, and we feel so grateful to have found this gem. Thank you, Rose and family!

No cellular service—no fault of the inn, though!