We stayed two nights, going to and coming from Quebec. Perfect halfway point for us as we live in New York. Our room on the first stay was ok, the room on the second stay was exceptional. If we ever return, I will ask for the separate building. The inn itself was lovely. We had snacks the first night as the restaurant was not open. On the way back we had a full diner which was very good. The meal was made that much better by the excellent care the waitress Morgan provided. A truly lovely person and a very hard worker. Also, great martini by Ron the bartender!

They don't seem to understand the concept of "Bed and Breakfast" as they charge additionally for breakfast each morning. To the best of my memory this was the first time ever we had to pay for the morning meal at a B&B. With what they charge for a room it sems ridiculous not to include your breakfast.

This is a charming New England Inn that has been in operation since 1797. Some of the amenities are not quite up to date, but the charm, history and staff more than make up for it. The inn has a lovely bar that sells beer from their own brewery and has the friendliest bartender. We ran into Dale, the fix-it guy, in the parking area and he was eager to share about the place and its history. We did not have a chance to try out the restaurant, but it looked lovely and well-attended. Next time.

Breakfast was perfect for the price and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The location was perfect, central to all of the places we wanted to see. The room exceeded our expectations and we will certainly be back again. The bar tender was excellent and she was so kind and helpful.

Honestly there was nothing that we didn't like. We had dinner at the Pub and the food was great. Service was on point and we had no complaints.

A charming New England Inn with friendly staff, a good pub and restaurant, easy parking and a fabulous front porch for sipping coffee or wine. My go-to spot in that area every time.

The newer buildings in the back lack the charm of the main building and could use some updating.

This was a memorable experience, in a good way. It was a great alternative to staying in a chain hotel. The inn is unique and the management care to make your stay pleasant. Rooms are decorated individually with appropriate furniture. Kind of like visiting your grandmother's house. The location is pleasant to walk in.

I suppose one might prefer a breakfast with more choices. I think I had coffee and granola with yogurt and maybe a boiled egg. Oh, it rained too much too.

The purpose of our trip was to learn more about Hanover. The location of The Norwich Inn was perfect. The dinner was superb.

I agree with other reviewers in that the breakfast should have been included in the stay. Unfortunately the person who cooks the hot breakfast was off so we were only offered a cold breakfast both mornings.

Staff is very kind and helpful, rooms are nice, especially liked the beautifully renovated bathroom.

It just really doesn`t worth 350$ per night for a room. It`s a nice hotel room but that`s all to it, nothing fancy. Also the fact there is only a tiny cooler in the room and "you can upgrade to a bigger one for 10$/night" - is ridiculous. And charging extra for breakfast at a 350$ per room rate is also weird. Overall not worth it, thought the hotel definitely has a character.

I liked everything about the property,

The restaurant closes too early (8pm) guests from Europe are not used to eating so early. We had to order pizza from Dominoes because we arrived 15 min late for our 8pm reservation. A real shame !

Norwich is a lovely town and the Inn is as well. Our room was spacious and comfortable , tastefully decorated and clean. The staff was very welcoming. I particularly enjoyed sitting in the porch before dinner.

I have no complaints

Location and staff were excellent.

We stayed in the additions behind the original lodge. The rooms were excellent and we enjoyed the coziness with a fireplace. The bathroom was large but not to the level of the room.