The hotel is an historic hotel and is certainly charming. There is an old-world feel about it. The food is not that great. We had breakfast as part of our package but although this included a hot breakfast it was only so-so. We had food in the bar one evening and it was poor. However the feel of the place... more

We stayed at EMH for 5 nights in early October, our 5th visit to this hotel. It is still as charming as ever and the staff are all very helpful and friendly. The wrap around porch is great to sit with a drink and mull over or plan the next days activities. The room - we had a suite -... more

We arrived in the late afternoon and were greeted by a very friendly and helpful desk staff. We were traveling with friends and had two adjoining rooms on the main floor. The rooms were entirely adequate and up to our expectations, and the location and scenery were spectacular. We ate dinner in the dining room that evening. It took a... more

We stayed two nights here. Our room was clean and well appointed although perhaps a little cramped for two queen beds. The reception staff were very welcoming and helpful on our arrival. There are lovely areas in which to just sit and relax, read a book or have a chat, with or without a drink, by the fire or not.... more

Nice hotel. Looks like a park lodge, nice view. Very nice accomodations, stuff for children to do. Food at the hotel was pretty good, breakfast not included and not cheapp. Folksy atmosphere, nice for hikers and bird watchers etc. more

We chose this hotel because of it's proximity to StoryLand, it's heated outdoor pool, the playground for kids and the gym for us. I made the reservation over the telephone - got a better rate than the rate quoted on the web ($99 per night for a room with two double beds). To be honest, I was nervous about what... more

We found this hotel through Historic Hotels of America but I found it to be old more than really historic (built 1917 and 1929). Very simple decor and rooms that reminded me a bit of the TV show "Petticoat Junction." Charming if you like that look. Stunning location, can't fault that. My only real complaint was that the restaurant seemed... more

My wife and I travel to the White Mountains whenever we can get away. When choosing accomodations it has always been a no brainer for us. We love this hotel and have stayed dozens of times. I am now hearing that our favorite place has become pet friendly. I understand that this might attract additional business but for us who... more

We just returned from a weekend at the Eagle Mountain House. We have stayed there a number of times before and were thrilled to see the updating that has been taking place. The new linens and comforters have brightened the rooms. This time we stayed in a "one room suite". It was very comfortable with a separate sitting area. We... more