Omni Mount Washington Resort

Really great stay. This is my fifth or sixth time staying here. First time we stayed in the newer Presidential Wing which was lovely. We just wanted to get away for the weekend. It was very cold out -14 degrees at one point and the hotel was warm and toasty and everyone was in a great mood. Thank you to the staff for a great time. The food was way better than I was expecting. Bartenders were great. We shall be back.

Went away to celebrate my daughter's engagement and had a wonderful time. There were 10 of us and we were treated like royalty by all of the staff. We had a great time.

This is the worst resort and would not recommend to anyone. The resort has mold and has a very strong foul smell. Despite paying premium price of $700/night, our room was well below average and had a strong smell of mold and dampness. We switched rooms and that was bad to worse, the room had such strong gas odor that it was unbearable.. we also experienced an employee barging in the room without any notice and no compensation was made in any way. Staff was not friendly and warm. They were not willing to help address the room issue.

This hotel takes you back in time - in all the best ways - including customer service. The accommodations were beautiful, and the service was amazing. Everything about our stay here was even better than we expected. I can't wait to get to go back again. WONDERFUL!

Came across this grand hotel while exploring the Mount Washington region, after a drive up to the top of the highest peak on the East coast of this continent. Did not know anything about the place, but drove in to see what was what. The first good surprise was that they had a couple of electric car charging stations in their parking lot ~ free, low-end and slow ones, but nevertheless…. Always a relief to see one and can avail of a boost. So, plugged in and adventured off into the grand, landmarked 1902 Spanish Renaissance building. The huge, 4-5 story building dominates the landscape, sprawling across acres and acres of rolling land and golf-scaped acres.. of course, the golf course is an award-winner and is writ large on the regional attractions list. Exploring the lux lobby and shopping arcades at the first and lower floor (public) levels, the first thing we discovered was that this hotel was the site of one of the most important conferences / meetings of the 20th century, the Bretton Woods Conference, where representatives of 44 countries convened before the end of WWII “…to establish regulations for the International Monetary Fund and the future World Bank !!” The meeting rooms in this structure are preserved as a monument to that event. Since we were not guests at the hotel, we were able only to see the public spaces and spend a relaxing couple of hours having a drink and snack on the expansive balcony behind the reception hall which overlooks the rear lawns and resort, against a magnificent backdrop of the mountains to the north. We ordered drinks and a snack from Rosebrook, which is the restaurant on this level, serving the rear balcony and the lobby: a glass of excellent, chilled Chenin Blanc, plus a Jungle Bird and shared an Artisanal Meat Board – both excellent and very delicious, while taking in the serene mountains and wind-swept silence. A very relaxing and educational couple of hours after climbing Mount Washington (by car… and the next day we took the cog railway back up, just for the experience... well worth it !)