Attitash Mountain Resort hotels in White Mountains, New Hampshire

It was amazing, I have camped in freedom & effingham since I was born I am now 52. Summer, Fall, Winter and spring this is gods country THIS is what makes America great by history we need to preserve it and not let our way of life change. Live Free or Die GOD Bless America The people at this hotel are inviting and make you feel at home. It's close to North Conway and Close to the ski areas . I omwned a home in Merrimack NH built in 1891 it was beautiful this hotel made me feel at home just like that house. The food was excellent and I'm only sorry I waited so long on Saturday night to eat as I missed the prime rib special. Everything I had was excellent from clam chowder & steak tips to the cheddar cheese soup with the eagle burger ( I may have the burger name incorrect ) but none the less it was oh so satisfying I will be back annually Doug L

Right across the street from the Mt. Washington hotel, the Bretton Woods Lodge is a less expensive alternative. It's very clean and comfortable. The staff is very welcoming and the complimentary breakfast was more than I expected. Good value for the money and very close to the ski lodge. Shuttle is readily available if you don't want to take your own vehicle. Very clean rooms. The only issue was the wi fi. Some of us couldn't access it at all. Others received the signal but took awhile to get online. Other than that, great stay. I'd give it a 4 out of 5 stars.

Amazing touring around the resort and seeing history before our eyes. The room was somewhat small especially for the money. The bed was not as comfortable as a bed and breakfast we had just stayed at. The room was impeccably clean and nicely decorated. There was scratching on the TV furniture. They delivered a 30th Anniversary chocolate covered strawberries to our room with a "happy 30th anniversary" card which was so very nice and totally unexpected. The food in the dining room was pretty good, however, the lobster tail and claw were slightly overcooked. The lettuce in the salad was impeccable with no "brown" pieces, and the salad was delicious with such wonderful "thick" Caesar dressing. The service was impeccable in the dining room The breakfast buffet was off the charts excellent and the service terrific. So professional. The prices were high, however. They surprised us with a 30th Anniversary dessert which was out of this world delicious (brownie sundae). All in all our 30th Anniversary stay was amazing and wonderful and we would definitely go back when funds permit. It was interesting reading about the history on the pictures on the walls. God bless.

Great hotel, great service. This was our 2nd time staying and can't wait to go back

We stayed at the Valley Inn over Christmas break. It was awesome because we got a really good deal for three nights and we booked it last minute. It was clean enough and had a great location. I wasn't really concerned about the "amenities" of the hotel, our plan was to be on the mountain the whole time. However, if you are looking for a destination hotel, this is NOT it. It's basically a decent sized room. There is no restaurant, bar or pool or anything. It might be a bit old and tired, but so are all the hotels in the valley, even the higher priced ones. Luckily, as a guest, you get access to the health center across the way, which really surpassed my expectations - steam room, sauna and hot tubs. It was terrific! And you can walk there from the hotel. You can also walk into town which came in very handy since it was a blizzard during our stay. This is a good choice to stay in if you are all about the skiing. Given the price of ski accomodations in the northeast, this is a steal.

The condo was well equipped & we did enjoy it but we thought it was part of Omni Bretton Woods not a separate identity, the web site is very confusing. Our only bad experience was upon arrival I went to the main arrival area at the front of Bretton Woods & to inquire if this was the check in place for the Bretton Woods Cottages & door man who looked like he was in charge of the valet staff told me he didn't know what I was talking about. I found out shortly by going to the only other complex in the huge metropolis of Crawford Notch that the cottages are indeed connected to Bretton Woods Hotel. The doorman I encountered should be given lessons in 1. customer attitude, 2. the amenities of the hotel including the cottages and thirdly that talking down to people should not be tolerated. I will add that commendations should be extended to your bar staff at the lounge & especially the shuttle drivers, Fred was great, who made up for the manager of the valet services.

Inn was very clean,well kept. Owners were very pleasant making you feel right at home. Very quiet and comfortable rooms. Bathrooms were good sized. Thankful for thermostats in rooms you could adjust. Loved the warmth of the pellet stove in the hallway but on arrival room very warm. I like a cool room for sleeping and was able to adjust the room to a good tempature for sleeping and the ceiling fan above the bed was nice. Breakfast was delicious with many choices.

For a very rural area, this is a nice inn... room was clean, room was spacious, and it was nice to have a coffee pot, refrigerator and microwave... however, only one person at front desk... could not reach anyone for a wake-up call or questions... when I walked to reception desk, found he was on a call booking someone... no one else to answer the phone... also, if restaurant hours are until 9:00 pm, no one should have to call to make sure that they will in fact be open. Still, for the price, it was a good stay - quiet, clean and comfortable.

The service was outstanding. I came late and left early, so everything had to be arranged without my visiting the office. The manager was very patient in working this out; I got a second call to confirm that everything was arranged; and the room was ready and warm when I arrived. The room was clean, pleasant, and comfortable. The WIFI worked well. My only complaints were very small things, like those indestructible foil packets of shampoo that you spend 10 minutes trying to tear open with your teeth, and an old-fashioned sink with separate hot and cold faucets.