Cranmore Inn

Nice Inn at a great central location. Staff fairly new but friendly. Price we paid was a bit high. On the second floor and tough to get suitcases up and down. Superior King Room was large enough but very small bathroom with no countertop to place toiletries (need to bring with you). Heater was set and they didn’t want it turned off. Had to ask for blowdryer. Daybed was very noisy springs but we didn’t use it. Quiet area. Breakfast was ok, limited selection and very slow.

I guess it was the description‘boutique hotel’ that made me book this place. It was our the last night of our trip and we were disappointed because ‘homely’ sums it up more accurately. Well maintained and a good breakfast but totally lacking in style and flair. A weird thing with hairdryers which are handed out on arrival. Our room was too cold for us at 68-69 and no amount of fiddling with the controls made any difference. I read another review which said there is something not quite right about this place and I agree with that.

Lovely little B&B with charming rooms. Rooms are clean and comfortable. The B&B is close to shops and restaurants of North Conway - you can easily walk if you're so inclined. Breakfast is great and so is the service.

One night stay, clean and pleasant accommodations, staff kind and helpful, except for the gentleman handling the desk on Sunday morning.. he was abrupt with my wife as she announced our arrival for our 8:15a breakfast reservation, at 8:12a, asserting we should go to the parlor and wait to be called, more his tone and body language that was surprising .. breakfast waitperson kindly said she understood but that was just his general demeanor … breakfast was well prepared and enjoyable, though meager in portion and selection … a final note, apparently someone in the kitchen created a problem that set off the fire alarm just before 6:30a… no staff were present to assist, guide, or aid hotel guests… soo, no one was afforded any chance to sleep beyond that event … management did not even acknowledge the event as the guests began to circulate later in the morning …. maybe it is unrealistic, but I think it would have been a courtesy to provide coffee and perhaps a selection of pastry to the guests rousted from their slumber by the kitchen generated alarm/event … the Cranmore is a nicely appointed and maintained old inn, but overall, the amenities are somewhat sparse, management interaction with guests leaves space for considerable improvement …. hotel staff, however, were most kind and pleasing to deal with … overall, relative to the $300+ nightly rate for our stay, near a premium rate, I believe, I have to rate the Cranmore Inn as very average… not worth the rates … spend your dollars and nights elsewhere

I really think this Inn has character and charm. It is run by lovely , friendly people, however, our experience was not very comfortable. Let me also say the place was very clean. First, there are not many plugs to accommodate devices that most people travel with these days. Secondly, the bed was very hard a not comfortable. My daughter and I left after our second day because we had difficulty sleeping and backaches. Third, no Ice machine available, the staff was willing to provide ice but if we arrived later than 8pm , there was no one there to provide ice. We drank warm soda. Also our remote for the TV did not work some of the time even though they were gracious enough to replace the batteries. Now, as I mentioned great staff and delicious breakfast but I do not think we will stay again . We are not very fussy and we are sorry to have to say this. Please give them a try and we certainly hope you have a better experience.

Hotel is quaint and cosy rather than Boutique. Room was perfectly warm. Slept very well in huge bed. Breakfast was delicious and freshly prepared and served, rather than self service. Had warm welcome from Dawn after 3pm, reception opened at 3. Great location for the railway. Some of the local restaurants are closed mid week, but we had great meal at Deacon Street. Hotel is a little bit quirky and in our opinion there is nothing ‘off’ about it at all. Price seemed fair to us for location and peak season in New England.

Very comfortable Inn with private parking at walking distance from the center and Scenic Railroad (for which we came to N.Conway). Good size room (third floor, no elevator) with Kingsize bed. Bathroom with large shower. Nice duvet and fluffy pillows. Quiet and accurate AC. Bed made daily, not much more cleaning. Good breakfast although limited (no yogurt), fresh banana, but other fruits and juices all canned. Very well maintained building, everything looked freshly painted. Very good restaurant recommendations from owners. Very pleasant (hands on) owners and staff.

We came at 14:30. No one in reception, just a note "we will return at 15:00" then issue with key that doesnt open the door.. shower super small. In breakfest i asked for eggs with bacon and sousage.. the answer was "choose bacon or sausage"..they call themselve boutique hotel.. price above 300$. With this approach you will not go far... i strongy advice to avoid this place

We came at 14:30. No one in reception, just a note "we will return at 15:00" then issue wirh key that doesnt open the door.. shower super small. In breakfest i asked for eggs with bacon and sousage.. the answer was "choose bacon or sausage"..they call themselve boutique hotel.. price above 300$. With this approach you will not go far... I think some of the good review are artificial.. i strongy advice you to avoid this scam