After having found out that our reservation in another B&B hadn´t been taken into account, we asked for another BB in the village and we were recommended the Spruce Moose.

They were not still open for the season, but yet offered us a big cottage by the same rate as a smaller one. I must say that everything was very clean and settled anyway. These cottages are perfect for families to explore the area. The kitchen had everything and the lodge was very confortable.

But the nicest thing was that the innkeepers were so extraordinary helpful and friendly. Thank you so much!

We have stayed in one of the cottages several times now and just love it. Nellie and Leon and their two dogs are all terrific - always make us feel very welcome! The place is very well run. You can walk to to downtown North Conway and it's 2 minutes from Cranmore - and yet is quiet. Our dog, Kona, comes with us and loves exploring the property. We really lucked out finding this place. We've been going for the skiing and now want to go back for the hiking!

This is our second time at Spruce Moose, last year we took family there visitng from the UK on a skip trip. I asked them this year what would they like to do on this vacation - New York, Vegas?? - no just stay at the Spruce Moose and go to Zebs. They make the most mouthwatering breakfast, a log fire is lit for you and rooms are comfy, unique and warm. If you especially like antique farmhouses and their charm this is the place for you. Helen - Plainville, MA

If you are coming from Europe stay here to get the full blown American hospitality, real American breakfast expertly cooked up by Leon, big smiles and a warm, warm welcome, openness and sincere warmth. We left feeling like family. The inn is a wonderful place, the dogs are great, the rooms and baths might not be huge but charming and each one is slightly different. The location is great - just a 5-10 minute stroll to the main road where all the restaurants, shops and cafes are. We arrived too late for the foliage but still had a great time. Our two children aged 9 and 12 said this was the best part of our 9 days in New England.