Sunset Hill House

This hotel has changed hands and is currently undergoing renovations upon our stay. None of this was conveyed to us as customers. I am here to caution others who have stayed in the Sunset Hill House or plan to stay in the immediate future to look elsewhere. Currently the restaurant is closed, the pool is filled in with dirt, and the entire downstairs is full of boxes and clutter. One room is still available with a water purifier, a keurig, and a couch. The back parch facing the mountains had trash throughout, jumbled chairs, and a coat of pollen as it had not been cleaned in some time. I told myself this was fine--we would just explore the community and go elsewhere--but our room was just as bad. The list is long: cheap curtains that didn't cover the windows, paint stains in the sink, holes in the wall, an incorrectly sized shower curtain with a leaky shower fixture that sprayed water into the bathroom, a single end table with no seating to relax inside the room, a roku tv that had not been set up, a loud/old window AC unit that would be blocked if you wanted the curtains covering the window. This all seems thrown together quickly and haphazardly to try to accommodate the bookings they have during their renovation when they really should have notified us. I would likely have come back after the renovation if they gave me this notice. Now, I will not be returning to this hotel again. Fortunately, we love NH and will return but I feel for those seeking their first get away to the white mountain region and end up at this hotel in its current state. Bottom line: Steer clear.

Currently sleeping on the floor because the bed sucked so bad. Hotel is run down and in need of repair. All the carpets are tattered and the shower is like a campground size small fiberglass square. No elevator. Plan on hauling your luggage up a couple flights of stairs and parking across the street.

Overpriced and the website misrepresents the rooms and the common areas. The outside vestibule carpet was in tatters. We were woken up at 5:00 by a piercing sound that turned out to be a fire alarm and a handful of people stood outside in the dark in their pajamas. Why would so little people be staying here in September?? Because it sucked. There was no breakfast served and no apologies or suggestions for other places offered. There was no blankets besides a cheap fleece throw on the bed. Carpet was threadbare, the room looked like a cell and was not much bigger than a cell. The windows overlooked a lower roof.