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"As a place we've visited a number of times over the last 25 years the've always done a good job making it appealing and relaxing. It's well maintained and offers something for everyone. The rooms were clean and surprisingly spacious. The only knock we had was that the compressors in A/C wall units were loud. Even with ours shut off completely you could hear the rumble of the units adjacent to our room as they cycled on and off, but having stayed in many hotels that is not unusual, just made it a bit harder to sleep. "

"It was the off season. It was less used meaning somethings might be really good others might not be as good. I just needed to get away for a little while. We enjoyed it and the staff at the hotel was really nice to us."

"2 time there and love it"

"I’m writing a 5 star review because they went the extra mile. I arrived with my family after a long drive at 1am. Their check in was closed and no staff was present. I was stressing out that I wouldn’t be able to check in to my room and my family would spend the night in the car. However when I arrived I found at the reception an envelope with my name on it and my room keys inside. We got to sleep on a bed after a long nights drive! Thank you for being considerate in that way!"

"Stay was great. Staff was excellent and helpful. Breakfast is delicious. Pool area is nice and rooms are adequate. Great prices we even extended our stay. "

"Easy check-in. Very clean room. Friendly staff. Great continental breakfast."

"This was our first visit since the renovations, and we were pleased with them outside of 2 things. First is the rooms are too “chic” and the sofa chairs in the rooms are not very comfortable, however, the bed was very comfortable and plenty of pillows! The bathroom and shower were excellent. The 2nd thing was the outdoor hot tub “shrunk”. The original could easily hold 10-12 people no problem. The “new” one holds maybe 4 comfortably, not sure why they would make it smaller. The food, was great, the only exception was, the New England Chowder. Growing up and living on Cape Cod, we know our chowder. The chowder at the White Mountain Resort was way too thick, and needs to thinned out. It was very flavorful with plenty of clams, scallops, shrimp, and cod. Thin it out, and you will have hit it out of the park! We can’t wait to go back!"