The Inn is beautifully decorated, the rooms are quaint and comfortable, and the free breakfast was delicious. Molly was so very welcoming and truly seemed to enjoy helping the guests in whatever was needed. Everyone at the Squam Lake Inn was more than happy to offer advice and suggestions on things to do in the area, and the location is a nice quiet spot off the beaten path. We loved the location close to Meredith, but far enough from the crowds and hustle/bustle around the lakes.

I and my wife recently stayed three nights at the Squam Lake Inn on short notice.
We were delightfully impressed by the exceptionally caring and helpful staff including the owners. They would always take time to offer advice and suggestions on things to do in the area. For a renovated farmhouse, they maintain it quite well. The breakfasts were large and quite tasty as well as the other meals available in the dining room at the Inn. They will also cater to special diet needs if you ask. The room we stayed in was quite small and has limited furniture. When asked for an additional chair, we were immediately provided with one. Many of the rooms do not have TV as some have complained. However, this is known beforehand if you take the time to ask and or read on their excellent website. As an observation, we recently stayed in several National Parks and there is no phone, TV, and limited cell phone service in many lodges within the parks. We found that reading a book or chatting with other guests in the evening was a pleasant change from watching TV. Likewise, there is also little to no cell phone service in the area of the Squam Lake Inn. They graciously provide a regular phone for guests to use which was quite thoughtful. We would have preferred somewhere on the lake, but it was easy to get to. Perhaps in the future, the innkeepers could make some arrangements for guests to have access to some beachfront area.

I would definitely return in the future. I would recommend it to others as long as they understand that this is an old renovated farmhouse in rural New Hampshire with nine rooms with all its charm and excellent food and service and not a large full facility hotel.

Finally, on a personal note, I left, by mistake, a medical device in our room that I needed. They immediately found it, packaged it up and mailed it to my home that I had the next day with no charge whatsoever! I travel regularly throughout the country and very rarely see this level of attention and service to guests.

My wife and I stayed in the Squam Room the nights of July15-18, 2013. It features a pleasant sitting area looking out the front window as well as a fireplace. The staff was gracious and willing to accommodate. Since we had to leave very early the morning of our final day and would miss breakfast, Diane, the chef, stopped en route to work and picked up a couple of blueberry muffins for us to eat on the road. Maddy greeted us upon arrival, looked after us during our stay, and made sure we had orange juice to go along with the muffins. There is plenty of space to enjoy the inn’s many amenities, from the downstairs living room to a community room cum library on the second floor. The restaurant is arguably the best in the neighborhood, and accommodates patrons in the dining room, bar, and patio. Daily breakfast is both a surprise and a special treat. The menu is imaginative as well as wide ranging; service is prompt and friendly. Squam Lake Inn is a delightful and comfortable base from which to explore the lakes and mountain region .