I echo all of the positive reviews - this is an incredible property that absolutely took our breath away! There were so many little things that really stood out to me. The property is so old and so much of it is original, but it didn't feel like we had to make any exceptions for its age. For example, the water pressure was great in the shower. You'd expect the walls to be paper thin, but we couldn't hear the screaming kids in the room next to us (that we could hear from the hallway before we stepped into our room. There were no critters or bugs anywhere. The property is immaculately maintained but you didn't hear a lawn mower or a leaf blower once. They've really thought things through to make this a great experience. Did we watch guests get treated better than us because they looked like they might have money? Absolutely. But we'll still come back (just maybe in some Vineyard Vines).

They do try to nickel and dime you a bit - $35 for breakfast buffet, $20/day to self-park a mile away (or $35/day for valet), etc etc. Nature of the beast. The one other thing that bugged me - no fitted sheets! Flat sheets only! Not sure if it was just a bad laundry day or what but what is up with that. Paid $400 a night for the sheets to bunch up on me all night every night.

The hotel tour with Ed was fantastic. A wonderful history lesson full of interesting stories and colorful characters. Make sure you allow enough time, our tour was almost 2 hours and totally worth it! All staff at the hotel were exceptional. Loved chatting with the international students. Service was great, people very friendly and helpful. The shuttle to/ from the ski trails and Fabian's station was so convenient! The drivers were super helpful with information and suggestions. The food was great! The morning Acai bowl was so good! Fabian's station food was great, too! The junior breakfast very high quality and so much food for a great price! But most of all... we loved the views and the amazing hotel. We loved everything about our trip and we will be back!

Room temperature control could be better

Gorgeous classic hotel in Brettonwoods. Very elegant and clean. Sweeping views of the mountains. Comfortable beds and spacious rooms. Friendly staff. The spa was magical and one of my favorite places in the hotel. We had breakfast at 1902 restaurant. It was delicious with lovely views of the mountains. Rosewood Cafe was the perfect spot for a quick bite to eat or to get a drink and take in the view. I was disappointed that Stickney’s was closed during our stay it is another great restaurant. I definitely recommend this hotel it’s one of my favorites.

An exceptional stay in this beautiful historic hotel to celebrate a birthday. Staff were extremely helpful throughout especially the lady at check in ensuring we had a lovely room. The outdoor pool was a fantastic experience especially with the snow all around. The 1902 dining room was a wonderful atmosphere to enjoy lovely meals and pre dinner drinks. So much to enjoy in this beautiful hotel with an abundant array of activities at hand. Cross country skiing lesson was fantastic and just a short walk from the hotel to access many miles of trails. We look forward to staying here again in this fantastic setting with the backdrop of Mount Washington. Magical.

The indoor pool was a little cold

Celebrating another anniversary at the Omni Mount Washington Hotel! I've been coming here since 2016, and each visit is a pleasure. After last year, I made sure to book our table at Stickney's well in advance, and dinner was fantastic! We enjoyed hiking the nearby trails, and the staff and waiters were wonderfully courteous throughout our stay. We’ll definitely be back next year to celebrate, and I highly recommend the Omni Mount Washington for a memorable stay.

My room was upgraded, which seemed great at first, but the new room was actually one floor down (3rd instead of 4th), directly under a very noisy family. It sounded like they were stomping around until 2:00 a.m., though things eventually quieted down so we could sleep. The bigger surprise, however, was the new $20 self-parking fee for overnight guests, which wasn't charged last year and caught me off guard during checkout. I learned this is part of Omni's updated parking policy: "Overnight Guests: Valet Parking $35 / Self-Parking $20; Day Guests: Valet Parking $25 / Self-Parking $10." This charge is in addition to their existing $45 resort fee, which I was already aware of.

The setting, the hotel itself, my room -- all exceeded expectations. Welcoming, friendly, homey, and plenty to do and see on the grounds. Lots of areas to gather as a group or relax and read alone outside and inside. Outdoor heated pool, stables, golf, walking and hiking options, lawn games etc.

The multiple places to eat and/or drink had significantly different hours. Because there were lots of options, it is challenging to decide where to eat and when. (this is a "like" and very minor "dislike")

Beautiful hotel. Friendly staff.

Called ahead to ask about car charger on property and was told there were 2. So hooked up to charger and checked on it a couple hours later. The charger was not working and my car didn’t charge at all. The other chargers had a car hooked up to it. They did fix it in the morning but it’s frustrating to be so far up north without a working charger. If you are going to have chargers on property please make sure they are in working order for your guests. Besides that everything was wonderful and we will be back.

The common areas of the hotel were gorgeous and I was very impressed! The room was very disappointing!

The room was very disappointing! If the room i got was the picture I saw on line I would have never of booked at the hotel. I would have stayed nearby and visited the hotel. I felt like I was in the servants room! The furniture was old chipped and ugly!

It was definitely a grand resort. High ceilings and a tremendous room overall. Loved the views all around, and enjoyed the historical tour that really made it feel special. It was great that there were shuttles to bring us between buildings/inns. Loved the gondola ride. Good restaurants, too!

Having to pay for parking per night when it's already a pricey resort was disappointing. The room was beautiful, but -as others pointed out- you can see the age in some of the spaces and it wasn't as clean as I'd hope (a hair was left on shower wall and a used floss was on the carpet upon arrival).

Beautiful old world charm with multitude of places to hang out throughout the day.

Oddly for such a beautiful hotel and an Omni brand, the one thing that should come easy to them was kind of a disaster - the mattress and pillows. My hip joints ached from the old, settled and bottomed out mattress. The pillows were 3/4” thick if you lay them just right. I am 47, so maybe it’s just me, but I think I will start traveling with my own pillows, just in case facility pillows are not up to snuff. If I could bring a mattress though, I would do that too.