We returned not too long ago from a very romantic few days at the Wyatt House. We have stayed here before and absolutely loved it. The property is in a beautiful location overlooking the river and mountains. The rooms are very spacious and are kept very clean. They have private cottages (2) and I would highly recommend them for a romantic getaway. The breakfast is delicious and filling! (Ask for the yummy french toast)!! The afternoon tea and home baked cookies are an added treat as well.
By far, the best thing about the Wyatt House is the innkeepers. They are both extremely accomodating and a pleasure to sit and talk to. We got engaged here and I have to say my fiance could not of done it without all the help the innkeepers gave him!!

My new husband and I stayed at the Wyatt House for our honeymoon, and I am so glad we did! It is a beautiful location, with gorgeous views of white horse ledge and the saco river, and it is conveniently located on Rt. 16 1/2 mile from loads of great shops and restaurants! The inn is set far enough away from the road to allow privacy, especially in the Raphael room, which is where we stayed. The owners were more than accomadating, and did everything they could to make us comfortable during our stay. They were readily available to answer all of our questions about the area, but also respected our "alone" time. The innkeepers live on-site, and do have a dog that was a small, old, and sweet, and he did not bother us one bit. I didn't hear him bark once and I was there for 5 nights! My husband is a late sleeper, but they made breakfast for him anyway, and put it in the refridgerator, so could eat it when convenient for him. Breakfast was different every morning, and every meal was fresh, delicious, and inventive! The room was so clean, and when I stepped into the shower, I thought I died and went to honeymoon heaven!!! I took baths every single night. Elaine was thoughtful enough to give me some bath salt to make my bath even better! I would recommend this to anyone who wants a quiet getaway, but does not want to be stuck in the woods for the entire time. The Wyatt house gives one a tranquil, serene effect, and I was sad to leave! We will definetily be back :)

First impressions were that it needs a coat of paint- not quite as spiffy as their web site would lead you to believe. And it is directly on the side of the road, which leads to lots of road noise. The "Angel Wing", however, is far enough back so noise is not a problem, and the view of the Saco river (50 feet below) is very nice.

We stayed in the Gabriel Chamber, which was clean, quiet and comfortable. Their web site says: "Pets cannot be accepted at our New Hampshire bed and breakfast.", so we were surprised when a yapper dog barked at us from one of the rooms as we were going to ours. Since it also says "Due to the adult ambiance and antiques, the Inn is appropriate for children 12 or older.", imagine our surprise when the couple in the next room appeared with their 6 month old baby!

The owners/hosts were very nice, and very helpful, but managed to provide only a mediocre breakfast.

Overall, it's an OK place to stay, but somewhat overpriced for what you get, and not quite as described. We would not stay there again.

We had the most wonderful stay at The Wyatt House, our hosts Trish and Elaine were very attentive without invading our privacy. The Inn is just perfect, great views wonderfully comfortable beds, ( yes as good as at home), great farmers porch, it is incredibly clean (better than home) . We enjoyed the fact it is in walking distance to the village and to a great Irish Pub ( Mae Kelly's Cottage) next door. Waking up to a most wonderful breakfast cooked by Eaine, her granola is the best and that was just a tease to a fabulous filling hot meal. Frittata, bacon, muffin , melon and toast with delicous coffee, we didn't even think about eating until dinner time. We have traveled alot and this is the best place yet. We would recommend the Wyatt house to everyone . Thanks Trish and Elaine.
Kate Walker
Elaine Shackford
Silver Lake N.H.