Short drive off highway but still off in woods. Cozy warm place with bar and restaurant in main house. Only short drive to multiple local attactions. Also saw 2 firepit areas out back with adirondacks which if come back in nicer weather would be nice to sit by.

No in room or cottage food to order. But in the room there is a coffee maker and small frig loaded with water and soda. Water at sink took forever to get warm but shower/tub warmed up in about 5 mins.

Adorable inn, perfect for our girls leaf peeping weekend! Our room was one of the smaller ones but it was super cute and very comfy, not to mantion a gigantic tub! Appreciated the little extras like coffee, tea and chocolates in the room! Breakfast was delicious!!! We arrived late and left early so we really didn't get to enjoy all the property had to offer.

There's a steep staircase (well described on their website!) so if you're not traveling light, be prepared for the climb. It's work, but well worth it. Also, if you arrive late, take advantage of the circle in front to unload luggage vs. dargging it from the parking area like we did.

What didn't we like! The food was FIVE STAR every meal. The breakfasts and dinners were interesting, intentional, fresh. The location is stunning. Quaint, charming, all the words to describe a quintessential New England experience.

Wildflower cottage needs a few updates-- a new blind, heater in bathroom, but overall clean and comfortable!

Breakfast was included with our stay. It was wonderful! The apple French toast was delicious. Attentive staff, cozy but chilly environment in dining area due to drafty windows, but if you dressed warmly it was all good!

We had a little difficulty getting heat in our room. Of course we spent the night during an artic blast, so not surprising. Maintenance was able to fix the problem. The remote control to turn on the heat in the room did not function properly or so we thought; found to be an internal problem and resolved in a timely manner.

The cottage was absolutely perfect. It was true to the pictures. The restaurant in the hotel was a lovely touch to the evening. The rest of the staff were very friendly and accommodating.

There was not anything we didn’t dislike, but when we were staying there we thought the cottage could benefit from having a Bluetooth speaker to play some music. Although the soothing classical music from the Bose stereo was nice.

Quiet, comfortable cabin. Updated bathroom with good water pressure. Bed was very comfortable. Sofa for extra seating. Nice grounds, well maintained. Main lobby is cozy and inviting with fireplace and comfortable couches. Small bar and lovely restaurant attached to main building. The breakfast provided was delicious and very filling. The staff were all very nice and helpful.

Not walkable to anything.

Great hotel for a stopover stay. It’s an old building, very creaky but that all adds to the character of the place. We even saw some bears when we arrived who came out as if on cue. Would definitely recommend, the staff could not have been nicer. Dinner was exceptional, if I was local it would definitely be my first choice, well done to you all, great job

A lovely old inn that was warm and comfortable a short way down the mountain from Sugar Hill village, with it's outstanding views of the surrounding mountains. Our room in a cottage in the grounds has a fabulous gas fired and thermostatically controlled "log burner" and its own covered terrace. Lovely breakfast and very friendly and helpful staff. We had dinner one evening which was also very good.

Nothing.

Wonderful New Hampshire picturesque charm. The staff, accommodations, and food were all incredible for our little romantic getaway. There are fires roaring in almost every common area so enjoying a meal in the dining area or curling up on the couch in their smaller bar area was lovely. It’s an easy 20 minutes from the Woodstock Inn and Brewery, also where the Ice Castles are in the winter. The owner lives on the property and is incredibly responsive and personable. Slanted floors in every space (it was built into the 1700s people!), so not for those with accessibility or vertigo issues.

We would not recommend the Nickerson Suite if you are a light sleeper. it is directly above the kitchen and breakfast prep starts at 6am. The house was built in 1700s so not much insulation to speak of and the kitchen crew enjoys their music. and if you’re a tall male, you won’t be able to pee standing up due to a wall slant right above the toilet. Otherwise this room is beautiful with the coziest bed.

The location is quiet, but close enough to town and restaurants. The Inn has modern and comfortable amenities and the staff couldn’t have been nicer. They accommodated a late check-in, left directions and the lights on for me. It couldn’t have been nicer.