I was scared out of my mind. Not because of the "ghosts," but because of the filth.

We were first greeted in our room, by a cockroach who was perched upon the soap. We then soon discovered stained bed sheets, dead flies on the floor, and lighting fixtures that either sported dead bulbs, or no light bulbs at all.

The wall paper is bubbling and peeling, the furniture is scratched and ripped. The floor is sticky and gritty. The bathtub struggles to drain. One must stand in a tepid pool of one's own filth.

This place is obviously surviving on their pathetic reputation as "haunted," and does not care at all that their property is rotting away around them.

When we cancelled our second night at the front desk, the employee behind the counter did not seem at all surprised when we informed her of our experience.

In the middle of the night, someone decided it would be "spooky" to limp up and down the hall way, back and forth for about 10 minutes. I know they're trying to sell an "experience" here, but seriously? Do they really expect people to over-look the disgusting factor because of things that go bump in the night?

(OOooh. Footsteps! Guess I'll forget that the sheets look like someone didn't suffer from incontinence as much as they celebrated in it.)

There are so many great places to stay in the White Mountains.
This is not one of them.

Used Groupon and read reviews so pretty much knew what to expect. The location is very nice with good views and landscaping is very nice. Yes it is older and needs some TLC but the price is right and wanted to try it out as we have stayed up the street at Mountain View. When we got there we needed food and the restaurant was not open but the pub was and filled the need. The draw for some of the guests was the ghost stories and our experience was somewhat minor but duely noted. When we went into our room and closed the door to look around after a seversl seconds I noticed the Do Not Disturb Signd flutter on the door knob and there was no breeze in the room. (A warning of things to come?) The staff is very nice.

My husband and I went for our 20th anniversary, had to check it out because we are huge fans of Ghost Hunters. We stayed in room 16 in the carriage house. Loved it, the room was beautiful, and big. We had a couple of experiences, but didn't see any apparitions ( a little disappointed about that ). The staff was really nice. We ate in the pub, food was good. We really liked it and would absolutely go back again. I like the charm of old places and this place definitely had it.

A couple months back I saw a groupon for this place and decided to buy it for a long-weekend get-away. We live in the Boston area, so it was about 2.5 hours north of us. We were able to take 93 almost the entire way, making it relatively easy/direct. It's about 20 minutes off the highway, into the mountainous countryside.

The grounds were beautiful, and the Inn was very nice. The staff was very friendly and went out of their way to attend to our needs. My wife and I ate at the 2 Kings Restaurant at the Inn, and we were very pleased we did. The portion sizes were very generous, and the prices couldn't be beat. The continental breakfast was just fine, it would have been nice to have some fresh fruit (even just apples or oranges), but they had plenty of bread-stuffs there.

My wife and I took a walk along the road abutting the property, where they were going to build condos, but funding apparently fell through. It's a relatively short but nice walk. We saw several different types of birds, including a gaggle of turkey's, and a long-tail deer that just stared at us as we walked by.

I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a "typical New England get-away".