Most aspects were fine. If three people had parked within the lines for the parking spaces, I would not have had to use the secondary lot. Staff was friendly. The bed was comfortable, and I liked being able to open the window for fresh air. The pattern and color of the carpeting throughout the place must have been a financial decision; it certainly was not an artistic one.

I traveled with my husband, my two year old daughter, and our chihuahua. I originally booked Hampton Inn in Littleton, but I saw The Chandler and that it had good ratings. I thought I would give it a shot to stay somewhere local rather than a typical hotel chain. I wish I had went with my original choice. The pictures are deceiving. Rooms have hardwood floors that are dirty. There were a lot of flies. Older furniture. Beds were very comfortable though. We usually like our breakfast and I thought that since it had free breakfast that there would be at least eggs. I was wrong. It was a very mediocre continental breakfast consisting of toast, packaged muffins and pastries, packaged cereal, yogurt from a machine, and packaged oatmeal. The grounds were okay. Nothing special. Not to mention, it seems like this is owned by a Jewish community. We saw a lot of writing in Hebrew and there were Hasidic Jewish families everywhere. We are not prejudiced against them at all. They seemed to be prejudiced against us. They would stare at us whenever we would come around and they clearly spoke English. I was walking our dog one day, and I came around the back of the building to the patio where they were all congregated eating supper, and they saw me and immediately stopped talking and started speaking Hebrew once they saw me. Weird.. Oh and, at night, you can hear every door in the hallway slam as people come in and out. The place was very noisy at night. Wouldn’t stay again.

It was very comfortable, thank You.

very clean and service was Great.

The property appears recently renovated. Very roomy, everything you could need for an extended stay. Very good breakfast. We really enjoyed our stay.

Work being done Fire alarms went off twice early Sunday morning 8/11/24

Second visit to this hotel—and glad to do it. The atmosphere is polished and pleasant—in the mountains with history all around. We went for a walk and read the multiple plaques that the town has erected in honour of it’s mansions (most now destroyed) while met by friendly children/adults going to the local theatre’s “kid’s day”. What a treat!

The staff was helpful and welcoming.

Enjoyed the privacy and cleanliness. I would go back. We we're a half hour or so away fro Mount Washington

3:00 am wake-up to fire alarm, no evidence of an employee on-site, had to call the hotel to see if we could go back inside. We decided to just drive home. Tiny shower. Asked for an accessible room and was put on the top floor. Thankfully we are able to walk down stairs. Very inconvenient parking

The Chandler is quiet and clean. It’s not in a very walkable area but we liked the quiet. The room was spacious. They offered a nice continental breakfast. Parking was easy. The staff were friendly. We’d stay there again.

Very welcoming. Cute inn, nice rooms, friendly staff.

it's very clean and quiet easy do deal with ,and friendly staff

The property was run down; the rooms were big, but not really clean; I feel ever since the pandemic, Hotels have transitioned to minimize housekeeping; but then not require a deep clean during the checkout/checkin period; the front desk guy seemed to this feedback frequently, so was somewhat unreceptive - the breakfast was beyond disgusting, yoghurt squeezed out from a machine, toast, bagel and bread all packed in cellophane (talking about environmentally friendly), coffee also from a machine and not to talk about the paper plates and plastic cutleries. Bottom-line, hotel chains take advantage of customers willing to pay for the horrendous rates, not providing the service or any service for that matter. It was a terrible stay and if you like your place clean, somewhat updated and an ok breakfast then look somewhere else; this was. It worth the money I paid for.

Close walking to restaurants

Hotel updates were wonderful. It was a huge room with a large tub. Very clean and comfortable.

Staff was amazing!

THE GOOD: They’re trying… the building is actively in repair with what I assume are upgrades and renovations. The staff is friendly and fast acting. The property is kept clean and modern feeling. THE BAD: The property doesn’t quite warrant the cost per night. We didn’t have hot water Saturday night or Sunday morning which is an absolute disaster. The walls are pretty thin and the other customers were pretty loud (not during a busy season either). Other customers clearly cooking and partying which they tell you is not allowed. All of the surfaces seem to only really be surface clean when they need a deep scrubbing. Bathrooms need new grout, the layout of the shower is very strange as you absolutely have to get into it to turn it on. Make sure you pull your door closed as just letting it self close doesn’t always catch the strike plate so it may not lock behind you. Overall, I’d say 4/5 as they are making the changes needed. It’s nicer than some of the other places nearby

There was no pool or sauna

We love staying here! Perfect location, a good amount of parking, and always clean. The pool is incredible, the sauna is great, and you're close by to everything Bethlehem has to offer.

Very nice place to visit.

Remodeling is going on. During my stay, the workers were sanding the drywalls right next to the breakfast area and during the breakfast time. Very dirty. The bathtub drain plug was not functioning, so water kept leaking out of the drain. Can’t have a bath.

Good Breakfast included.

The Chandler is a beautiful hotel with comfortable rooms and friendly staff. We had a very nice stay.

Hotel is being renovated. Comfortable and will stay again.

Friendly Staff! Great stay!

Nice

Spacious rooms

My family loved everything about this hotel

Great hotel, very modern and spacious. The shower setup is somewhat strange (there’s a half piece of glass that stands between the tub and the rest of the bathroom with no shower curtain or sliding door; meaning that when you take a shower, water will likely splash onto the floor). Also, pillows are very thick and hard.

Kids though we were staying at thr Ritz. Its a nice property but some down falls. Parking is challenging if the hotel is busy. Breakfasts ran out of items and they didn't have back up. Cleaning is not daily which is fine but it wasn't communicated to us at check in. Hotel didn't have quaters so we couldn't play any games. The poil was really nice. Warms and great size. The construction in the pool area let my kids find several screws. No back up beding for pull out sofa. Shower set up so your challenged giving kids a bath or floor getting wet with shower head position. They had a nice gas fire that kids enjoyed. For the location and price i would return.

Very nice spot to vacation. close to many areas to visit