Cranmore Mountain Lodge

We’ve stayed here twice. Owners are nice and helpful. Breakfast very yummy. Convenient to Cranmore Mountain for skiing. The décor was a little tired (wallpaper peeling a bit, mismatched comforters). Both rooms we stayed in were a little strangely laid out; one had two twin beds tucked under a sloped wall along with a king-​size bed; the other room we stayed in was really three rooms positioned over a steep and dark staircase. So not as comfortable as it could have been; not a place you’d want to hang out in, but price was right and it was a family friendly place.

I stayed here with a group for a few days. The place was cozy, clean, and the breakfast were great. They have a Keurig coffee maker, a electric water kettle, tea bags, sugar, and cream in the dining room all day. The owners are very nice and friendly, and very knowledge on where to go for restaurants or attractions. The location is very close to restaurants, shops, gas station, etc.
Bring your own extension cord if you need to plug in computer/​iPad, cell phone, battery, etc.
The mattress is too soft for me but this is subjective.

This place was great for a quick 1-​night stay while attending a wedding a few miles away. The queen-​bed room was adorably petite and cozy (yes, tiny, but not unpleasantly so). The bathroom was also petite but was cute, clean and well-​appointed with all necessary toiletries, even toothpaste.
Lots of delicious breakfast options including good choices for us couple of vegetarians. I’ll definitely recommend it to friends.

My fiancé and I stayed here the day after Christmas for a one night getaway to the White Mountains. Neither of us had stayed here but when we pulled in, it looked quite cozy and comfortable. We were greeted by the owner who was so nice and gave a brief tour of the grounds before showing us to our room.
Our room was in the loft, detached from the main house. It had a comfy queen sized bed and ample space. If I could give one room suggestion it would be to stay as far away from the entrance/​stairs as possible. Our room was the first room on the left at the bottom of the stairs and it was quite noisy with people going in and out of the building.
The only negative we had was that all of the pillows we were provided had black hair on the pillow cases. Even the extra pillows in the closet did, too. Luckily, we had gotten new pillows as a Christmas gift the day before and we had them in the car so we used those.
The breakfast was great the next morning and service was very friendly.

Very nice place. Really good breakfast. Great location. Stay here!

It turns out we stayed at this adorable getaway B&B on –the– slowest weekend of the season, which explains the boy’s ability to negotiate a single night in the Romantic Suite when the minimum booking is typically for two. Even one sleep in the sumptuous annex was an absolutely treat!
First, our hostess, Frederique, was simply lovely from start to finish. She was literally the only other human being that we interacted with during our stay. Sadly, they had just suffered a tragedy in the family and she had to jet off for France the following day. Even so, she was gracious, gave us brilliant recommendations for dinner in Conway, showed us on a tour around the grounds (including the always-​on outdoor hot tub), and prepared a satisfying continental (in the European sense) breakfast the following morning.
And about the lodge itself… what a significant affair! Our suite had an in-​room jacuzzi (which we failed to use due to exhaustion from a day out on the slopes), a separate standing shower, a magnificent queen bed, and an antechamber with a television and microwave. We probably could have moved in and been quite comfortable for weeks in the space.
And aside from the morning repast, energizing us for more boarding (and bruising), my absolute favorite part of this inn was getting to take advantage of the real wood-​burning fireplace in the main building. I’d –just– read a Lifehacker article about using cardboard egg crates as a clever way to start a fire, and lo and behold, how was the fire prepped but with a dexterously rolled newspaper acting as the fuse to a cardboard egg carton under a quadrangle of expertly laid logs! I’m not sure how many hours we sat just staring into the flickering flames, teetering away on our rocking chairs, but they were some glorious times, I assure you.
If you’re hitting Cranmore’s slopes and looking for a stupidly convenient place to get a night’s rest, I wholeheartedly recommend dropping Frederique and her husband a note. I’m not sure what I’m more tempted by — the delightful stuffed croissant for breakfast, or another day of practicing swapping heel-​edge and toe-​edge!

One of the Best B&B that i have seen. Not only because of the view, but because the breakfast is one of a kind, and the innkeepers are AMAZING! they advise you and suggest the best places in town. Absolutely i will come back! Love this place!!! Feels like family!!!

Update: owners have stated that the mattress in the room where we stayed is next on the list to be replaced. They really do listen to feedback. yay!