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Nice weekend getaway. Need a car with GPS to get around. Lots of outdoor activities. Very small towns nearby so shopping is mostly antiquing/thrift stores and the like. Bring a good book. Nice for solo travel or with a few friends.

We stayed at The Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa in Whitefield, NH. We chose this grand hotel because of the location to the Lancaster Pavilion where my daughter's wedding venue was. We had our Welcome Weekend Reception in the Garden Room at the MVG over looking a flowered terrace garden with a cascading waterfall into a small pool of Lilly pads. It was the perfect place to come in June when the lawns were lush and green and the flowers were all blooming. The grand yellow hotel was a beautiful backdrop with cascading flowers for family photography pictures. I highly recommend this beautiful hotel with it's grand views. If you are not use to walking a lot choose the first floor. We stayed on the third floor with the Classic Bedroom and I absolutely loved it. We turned our two comfy chairs in our room so that we could look out the windows while having our cocktails each evening. We watched the rain clouds roll in and it was just so spectacular. My husband who is 72 did not care for the long walk to the parking lot, especially in the rain, so having vallet parking option might benefit this grand hotel. This is a great hotel to get your steps in for the day. We only used the elevator for checking in and checking out. It was fun to explore this grand beauty. Everything has been renovated recently and looks so great. I hope you enjoy this beautiful grand hotel as much as we did! For breakfast and dinner we ate here and the food was great! We also had breakfast at Grandma's Kitchen which was excellent, lots of food and the price was just right. Enjoy! PD HOYT

This was our first time in New Hampshire. Whitefield still has some signs of historic beauty and we stayed on the town green. There was minimal dining and the town really seems quite run down. There are other more touristy spots where the old main streets are bustling with shopping and there is a lot more to do. however, you can easily drive to those. for budget lodging it seems to be a good town. Grandma's diner is close by and has real charm.

We came to see the Fall colors ( leaf peeping). We were absolutely spoiled. We also like to browse in a local thrift store and there was one right next to the gallery and we found a couple if neat finds, as souvenirs from our visit.

The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. The fine dining restaurant in the property was overpriced and the seafood was not fresh. However, I did enjoy the lamb but the potatoes were undercooked. At the bar, we had chowder for lunch, it was oily, watery and under seasoned. The bartender saw my displeasure and immediately removed it, with his apologies. He did not charge us for it. All the staff from the front desk to the servers were friendly and kind. The room was clean and comfortable and appeared to have been recently updated.