We stayed at Sugar Hill Inn in October. It is a small country inn near Franconia State Park. We stayed in a king suite room in a building behind the main house and had a porch with a view of the property. We appreciated the updated and modern room and bathroom and the excellent breakfast but were disappointed that the restaurant was closed for dinner and the happy hour was not available on the days we visited (Sunday and Monday). Being that this is high tourist season, we were surprised and disappointed. It was a little bit of a challenge to find restaurants open in the nearby towns. If you arrive after 8AM for breakfast, you may have to wait 45 minutes or longer for the first round of people to finish in order to be seated. All the servers were working hard and were very pleasant. One day our breakfast was plentiful and the timing was perfect, and the other day the portions were scant and the wait was quite long. Overall it was a good experience and it is a nice place.

Just took my husband for a two night stay at the Sugar Hill Inn for his 51st birthday and we had a terrific time! We were greeted upon our arrival by a very knowledgeable young lady who told us a brief history about the inn, where the dining room, tavern, and library was located and then she showed us to our room.. the Bickford Suite. The room was great! The bed was very comfortable, the window seat was a great touch, along with a love seat, coffee machines, refrigerator, television, and huge bathroom! Everything was very clean and the little touches here and there (chocolates, beverages, interesting books/magazines, etc) really showed how the staff puts in a lot of effort to make their visitors comfortable. We met the inn keeper on our first night and immediately appreciated her personality and sense of humor! Very much enjoyed talking with her over the two days that we stayed. We had both dinner and breakfast each day and the food was top notch! Delicious!! The wait staff were very attentive too! Definitely recommend the Sugar Hill Inn for any couple looking to have a nice, quiet, and romantic weekend in the mountains of beautiful NH!

We spent a lovely weekend in the Richardson Suite. The room could use some upgrading/updating and what was especially noteworthy was that outlets were not close enough to the bed so that we could not have our phones on the nightstands if we wanted to charge them overnight and have them nearby. Also it was necessary to get out of bed to close the light on the nightstand as it was not close enough to the bed. While these are minor inconveniences, at such a high end and pricey inn, these things become more noteworthy. My husband noted that he felt like the heat was uneven at times but he wonders if this was his subjective experience. Otherwise, we appreciated the thoughtfulness of the myriad amenities in the room and would definitely recommend the dining experience at the inn restaurant. The food was delicious!