An in room massage chair like the kind you always see at Brookstone! Plus a gas fireplace! All on a $119 managers special in the off season.

A bit of a strange location, behind all the stores in West Lebanon, but once inside really cozy... big fireplace with actual fire in the lobby. Didn't get a chance to check out the pool or restaurant but the room was really nice. I had a king with lots of room, coffee, and ironing board.... and the massage chair in room was wonderful. Front desk was very helpful, overall a pleasant stay.

Since I had never heard of the Fireside Inn, I was a bit hesitant about what it would be like. It's not in Hanover, New Hampshire, but about 15 minutes by car from there. As it turned out, my husband chose it because we were in Hanover with another couple to see the Yale Dartmouth hockey game, most of the visiting hockey teams playing Dartmouth stay there so the price is right, and it's fairly large.That all meant good accomodations and a full breakfast. He was on the mark. The four of us liked it. It's not fancy, and it could propably use an update in its decor. But, It's right off the highway, our rooms were very clean, good size, we had large, comfortable double beds, and -ta da!- windows we could open! (that's important to us, as we always try to sleep with the windows open, anytime of year.) It was close enough to Hanover that I was able to go to the museum, do some shopping then drive back to the hotel to change and rest before making the games on time. The breakfast buffet was help-yourself, and very pleasant waitresses made sure our coffee was refilled and the table was cleared each time we went back for more food. Next time we go to Hanover, we'd definitely stay there again!

My husband came back from his 5th deployment to the Middle East a few weeks ago, and we decided to take a road trip through New England as a much needed family getaway. On night 4, after having driven for 14 hours, we stopped in West Lebanon, NH. As this was the closest hotel to the interstate, we ended up staying here. The room itself was ok. It was dated, but clean. There was a bed and shower. No funky smells in the room. You could tell they tried. We're a military family, we've stayed in hotels all over the U.S. and in Europe during PCSes- believe me when I say, the room is fine. This is not my issue. The problem came the next morning while my family attended breakfast. My husband took my son ahead while my daughter & I got ready. My husband waited patiently to be seated, as indicated by the sign and once he'd done so, told the server that there would be 4 of us. When my daughter & I showed up, the wait staff studiously ignored us for around 15-20 minutes- going so far as to wait on the table adjacent to us THREE times before I finally was able to get the lady's attention to ask if my husband & I could have coffee and my daughter could have juice. I should mention there are NO coffee pots in the rooms, so your only caffeine fix is what your server pours you in the buffet area. She immediately copped an attitude, passed the task off onto a younger server in front of us - a college kid, I assume - and walked off. I don't remember her words, exactly, but I haven't forgotten her attitude, or how she made us feel. She then came BACK to the table next to us and resumed her conversation. Our drinks, for some reason, came up in their conversation and she said "I was going to, but you know, it must have slipped right out of my mind...." then asked them if she could get them anything. When the server finally showed up with our coffee & my daughter's juice, I was in the process of rubbing my eyes and made the comment to my daughter that it was too early. This waitress spit out "I've been here since 5 am." Then promptly went back to ignoring us. I was so upset that for the first time, EVER, in 14 years of military service - 10 PCSes---countless trips back and to across the country requiring countless hotel stays --- I went to the front desk and made a complaint. Apparently, the first lady is the floor manager for the breakfast area and has "issues" with people seating themselves (which we did NOT do). Look, I don't know what their deal was, but I have a 5 year old Autistic child, a husband coming in from his 5th combat deployment & countless other things going on at any given time. We were on vacation, we were supposed to be getting away from all of our worries. It was supposed to be a fun trip - and instead, these people ruined the last day of our vacation and left a sour note on what was a much needed getaway. I have never been treated so poorly, EVER, in any hotel, anywhere. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Keep driving.