We stayed at Cranmore Inn for skiing and for tennis camp. We were thrilled with the charming inn and the delicious breakfasts. One memorable breakfast included an oven baked pan omelet. We have never tasted any omelet before or since that could compare with this light, fluffy treat. The Inn is clean and friendly. The innkeepers encourage guests to get together in the evening for conversation and board games. Collections of pictures and furniture transport guests to a peaceful, past, genteel era.

This is our 4th year staying at the Cranmore Inn. We like it because it has a PRIVATE bath in the room. It is a very Historic Building and looks and feels like you would think for a building of its age except it has modern amenities to it. They have a computer downstairs from the rooms for guest to use and central air. The one thing I liked about it from day one was that there was the nice HUGE room with a fireplace to relax in with piano music playing softly. There are couches and chairs filling that room. The other room that is nice has a steel punched ceiling that is cool to look at. In this room there is a TV with a dvd/vcr hooked up with a lot of movies to watch. The rooms are all decorated to the period and my wife loves that part. The breakfast you get included is very good. You get choices of – juices, hot drinks, cereal, toast, fruit, eggs, pancakes, French toast etc. At night they put out Tea/Coffee/Hot Coco and homemade cookies. There are books and board games to use while you are there. My wife and I on this visit played Connect Four and also a trivia game. They have a main refridge that you can use. We got leftovers one night and kept it in the fridge and than used the micro the next day to heat it up. I think the staff is very nice, they keep to themselves unless you need them. Personally I do not want to be bothered on my vacation. We know NH very well so we do not need help as I have been going for over 30 yrs but at breakfast I can hear them giving out good advice on what to do and where to go. That is very helpful if you have never been before.

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We stayed in numerous B & Bs and Inns throughout our 18 day trip to New England in Sept/early Oct and we are sorry to say that we were disappointed in Cranmore Inn. When we arrived the only welcome we received was from the sign displayed at the registration desk as the lady member of staff, who may have been the owner, did not entertain conversation initially or during our three day stay. The building may be 143 years old but it is sadly in need of general upgrading and maintenance but still retaining the ambience of the era. The paintwork is poor, discoloured and badly chipped and scuffs from luggage was not down to one season. We were surprised that the loose bannister has not been raised as a safety issue. In our bedroom the lined lampshade was torn both on the interior as well as the exterior and the base had jagged broken edges very close to the switch. Quite frankly the bathroom was terrible - wallboarding hanging off and the area was urgently in need of upgrading. The paper behind the wash-hand basin was discoloured and there was some sort of broken plastic fitment. We can only think this may have been a soap dispenser at one time and only the back remained held on by two screws. The toilet seat was wooden.............ugh!!! There was no space in the bathroom for a shelf or towel rail and indeed the towels were located on a rail screwed to the back of the bedroom door. We were supplied with 3 bath towels, no hand towels were evident and the only place that one could lay things down on was the top of the toilet seat! Whether or not it was the high season?weekend pricing, this Inn was most definitely bottom of the league compared to the others that we stayed in during our trip. The owners of previous establishments were not simply doing a job but were inviting us into their home, were glad to see us and took an interest in our wellbeing. Sadly, this was not the case at Cranmore Inn although Chris' directions to Newark on the day we left proved helpful. Sorry to be so critical but Cranmore Inn cannot have our recommendation.

We stayed here for 1 night on a family tour of New England and what a treat it was. It is well placed just off the main road of the town. The owner is very helpful and made us feel very welcome. The Inn is furnished as, I am guessing as an english person, a classic 1865 american inn and is almost overwhelmingly homely. It was a great experience. We had found booking our itinery that many inns in the area do not accept children so this was the regretably the only one we stayed in. The owners have gone to enormus trouble to ensure that everything possible if offered to make stay a comfortable one-cookies, drinks, board games, internet access. We ate up the road at Raffertys diner and I really felt like I was staying in the real America rather then as a tourist in a large town. It provided plain but excellent food and a good, cheap childrens menu.Unfortunately the weather was poor and we were unable to use the pool. it wasnt hot enough to use the air con so we had the windows open -being at the front of the house meant that it was very noisy. Only criticism really was that the bed was very uncomfortable! Breakfast was home cooked and very good indeed. Don't expect plush rooms and modern bathrooms but a great not to be missed experience.