Campton Blair State Forest Hotels

"We had a lovely stay while in the area for a friend's wedding. The rooms were clean and comfortable, the hosts were excellent, the history of the property was fascinating, and we felt so much more relaxed than if we had stayed at a "business hotel". The host greeted us when we returned each evening to ask how our day was and confirm what time we wanted breakfast the next day. Absolutely lovely experience, and we plan on returning."

"This was my first time in New Hampshire. I was very impressed with this Best Western! I get an accessible room because I have neurological mobility issues. They mean accessible! I wish I had taken photos. A lot of thought went into creating this accessible room. The room was near the lobby. While I don't use a wheelchair, this room had it in mind. The beds were lower than in regular rooms. The desk was appropriate height. Even the bathroom had every support bar I could imagine; shower even had no "step over" like others I had been in; the bathroom goo dispensers and shelves were at an appropriate height. I cannot tell you how happy this made me and I'm not even a wheelchair user. The room was super clean. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. We were greeted when arriving and leaving every ... single ... day. That right there was impressive! They asked about our day and made us feel like friends, not just guests. The breakfast was on point, and not that rinky-dink "here's a waffle and some cereal"-type mess. It was loaded with breakfast meat (eggs, sausage, bacon), home-style potatoes, assortment of breads, cereals, fruit, juices, coffees. It was a real decision-making event at breakfast. The bread toaster was an actual restaurant salamander and toasted both sides at once. The lobby area has a good-sized arcade. The fireplace sitting area was cozy. This hotel was really remarkable. We really enjoyed our stay."

"Great place to stay and wonderful complimentary breakfast in the morning."

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"This accommodation is comfortable and clean. If you are looking for a rustic B&B, this is the place to stay. We needed a place to stay on our way to the solar eclipse. It's not a chain hotel but a family-operated inn. I would rather stay here again. "

"With our kids living in MA, NH, and ME, it’s easiest to get together for Thanksgiving in the White Mountains. This beautiful log cabin was the perfect space for us, 4 adult kids and their spouses, and 3 grandchildren. Fantastic kitchen with more than everything you need. Cozy living room with wood stove and plenty of games, books, and puzzles. Wrap around porch must be amazing in the Spring, summer, and fall when the weather is warmer. Plenty of parking space for our 5 vehicles. Thank you for hosting our family weekend!"

"Third time staying here. There is something magical about this place."