We stayed Oct. 23-25 at the Mt. Washington for a relaxing weekend get-a-way. It could not have been better! It started with the welcome greeting from Tina at the front desk - who continued to provide excellent support and assistance - always with a smile - throughout our stay. She certainly understands the value of customer service! In fact, all... more

We stayed here for one night. It was quite expensive, but we were interested in both the location and the history of the place. The public rooms are stunning and it is a beautiful and fascinating hotel. Even if you don't stay there, it is worth a visit. Our room was quite small, but we felt that this was unimportant.... more

The good; beautiful views, relaxing, old fashioned, quaint, good service, beautiful nice rebonvated room on 2nd floor The bad; creaking floors and pipes very loud, the buffet on the lower level is way overpriced considering they serve hot dogs, tater tots,etc, no complimentary wine/chocolates or anything for our honeymoon. At checkout, instead of honroing their "special weekday rate" they increased... more

I spent two nights here in the Townhouses with a big ole group of friends--all of us in town for a wedding being held at the hotel. So, the positives. It's gorgeous. The hotel itself is really majestic and complements the mountain scenery to a tee. There are no end of things to do in the summer (golf, hiking, the... more

The views at this historic hotel are magnificent, and the public spaces of the facility are quite beautiful. The new spa is a treat (and the products are awesome). There are plenty of spots to have a relaxing drink or a nice meal. Only a couple of negatives: the dinner service in the grand dining room was very slow -... more

Pricey place, but we caught a deal from a travel website that included breakfast in the dining room. Spent one night in a comfortable king room, with a great view of the valley. This is an old, historic hotel, and we went for the history and the charm. Formal, but the room wasn't fancy, just basic. Clean and comfortable, but... more

My wife and I spent two nights here during our 25th wedding anniversary trip. It is a beautiful and historic hotel at the foot of Mount Washington in New Hampshires' Presidential Range. The world Monetary Fund was established at a conference at this hotel in 1944. Although the hotel is old the rooms are large and ours had great views... more

Mt Washington is beautiful in the fall. Be sure to allow time for the scenic drive along Kankamangus Hwy (112). We had the most amazing dinner at the Betton Arms restaurant. The one-hour tour of the hotel was very interesting. We enjoyed gazing out the windows while enjoying specialty drinks and mini-burgers. more

Having grown up visiting this hotel over the years, looking forward to a semi-annual lunch outing, my family was very disappointed. The outside is still beautiful but the interior is now very "corporate" - lost is its wonderful original New England charm & history. Everything is painted beige, no pictures, no character. Pay to park with a discount if you... more