I stayed there two times over 5 days, it was a nice space but was sort of old, had electrical issues with CPap (no outlets near end table and most were two prong) and narrow stairs and toilet was really low, stuff like that.

I stayed there two times over 5 days, it was a nice space but was sort of old, had electrical issues with CPap (no outlets near end table and most were two prong) and narrow stairs and toilet was really low, stuff like that.

Best place ever - great room, supernice hosts, best coffee ever - for breakfast and during the day! the photo does not really show how beautiful this place is

Best place ever - great room, supernice hosts, best coffee ever - for breakfast and during the day! the photo does not really show how beautiful this place is

Sandy, who greeted us at check in, was so lovely. The morning staff during breakfast, well, let's just say the last place she wanted to be was serving us. That pretty much sped up our desire to leave. It's an old building, with charm and outstanding woodwork. The original stained glass is breathtaking. But the place needs work, especially on the exterior. Modifications in the bedroom, (night stand and outlets to accommodate CPAP machine, USB outlets, etc) which is not easy with old architecture but it can be done...would add that extra touch. Price was reasonable but not sure I will return.

Found this place by accident, and we are so glad that we did! I can't find anything to complain about; the interior of the house is stunning, the owner welcomed us in person and gave us a great historical tour. We stayed in the Arthur Brown room (and hope to to again!) which was luxurious, spacious, quiet and private. For roughly the same price as a chain hotel, we felt like rich folk. I wish I could live there for 6 months and write gothic fiction or something. Monster fireplaces, intricate woodwork. The place is really something. There was a real complimentary breakfast included - fresh yogurt parfait, blueberry pancakes with crispy bacon and fresh coffee with real flavor. It was not a depressing shrink-wrapped muffin hotel breakfast. Plenty of easy parking, lots of cozy spots for sitting. The grounds and the garden are inviting. It's a convenient spot to launch day trips to Littleton or Laconia. It's very close to grocery, highway, restaurants, cinema. We're already talking about planning our next stay there.

Found this place by accident, and we are so glad that we did! I can't find anything to complain about; the interior of the house is stunning, the owner welcomed us in person and gave us a great historical tour. We stayed in the Arthur Brown room (and hope to to again!) which was luxurious, spacious, quiet and private. For roughly the same price as a chain hotel, we felt like rich folk. I wish I could live there for 6 months and write gothic fiction or something. Monster fireplaces, intricate woodwork. The place is really something. There was a real complimentary breakfast included - fresh yogurt parfait, blueberry pancakes with crispy bacon and fresh coffee with real flavor. It was not a depressing shrink-wrapped muffin hotel breakfast. Plenty of easy parking, lots of cozy spots for sitting. The grounds and the garden are inviting. It's a convenient spot to launch day trips to Littleton or Laconia. It's very close to grocery, highway, restaurants, cinema. We're already talking about planning our next stay there.

Such a beautiful home, very well kept. Our room and bath were very comfortable.