Inns in Town of North East

"Great property, very accommodating. "

"Clean comfortable room; nice staff"

"Room was cozy and comfortable. It was a cute cabin and very clean. We had the queen sized cabin and the cabin really just fits the bed and couch. The couch was not comfortable to sleep on, but was fine for a brief stay. Beautiful grounds to explore. During the winter it was like sleeping in an upscale, warm room surrounded by the snow. "

"The room was spotless. There was everything we needed in the hotel. Our dinner at the tavern was incredible and then we went down to the Lion’s Den and had a great time. Every staff member was polite and helpful. The cleaning staff were great."

"Staff is extremely kind and efficient "

"Room was very clean, safe and quiet hotel. Friendly and helpful staff"

"Quiet and beautiful environment. Room is clean. Friendly and helpful front desk staff."

"Unbelieveably clean for the price."

"Great place to stay if you enjoy paying less money and still sleeping well. Inexpensive, clean, quiet, and ridiculously convenient—just a short two-block stroll to the downtown strip for shopping and restaurants (close enough to walk, far enough to avoid the noise). Only 2.5 miles down a local road to Butternut ski mountain, so you’ll be on the slopes before your coffee fully kicks in. CVS shares the same parking lot, which is perfect in case you forget toothpaste, sunscreen, or your dignity. Most importantly—and let’s be honest, this matters—a beer, wine, liquor, and cheese shop is only one mile down the road. Priorities are clearly respected here. Rooms are clean, beds are super comfortable, and the décor politely reminds you that time exists. Free breakfast is solid but not life-changing: eggs, toast, sausage, waffles, yogurt, coffee, fruit—everything you need to function, nothing you’ll write poetry about. Bathroom fans are loud, but they drown out the 1 time per day freight train in the back yard, so net positive. Overall, a great stay, and for the cheap nightly price, it’s basically unbeatable unless you’re expecting chandeliers and a personal butler. Enjoy! "