Omni Mount Washington Resort

Everything was great except there should be an area where kids can’t go. I know it was Easter weekend but the cave bar should be one area that kids are not allowed. Some adults that don’t have kids need a place to get away.

We loved Omni Mt Washington: excellent service all around, a rich set of activities, convenient access to Bretton Woods for skiing, and great food at all the hotel restaurants we tried. The buildings and rooms could use some renovation soon, but regardless, we had a fantastic time during our weekend family trip. Will come again.

It is a respectable hotel with an aura of good old days. Three problems: menu in restaurant never change ; indoor pool is good only for little kids and outdoor pool has ridiculously difficult access and no locker room per se.

Our overall stay was good. One comment is for the shuttle service to the ski hill. It looks like there is only one shuttle and you are waiting for more than half hour for the next one. Half an hour is fine but if the weather is bad and you are traveling with kids it might be better to drive

Well located and very family friendly. The best part of the hotel is the lower level that has tons of activities. The staff is absolutely amazing. Mike made our stay very special!

We have stayed here many times and look forward to coming back. There is so much history here. There’s nothing quite like it. Take the history tour and make some time to eat in the main dining room. A fun little family get away! Bretton Woods is an amazing place to ski and it’s a 2 minute drive across the road. Already can’t wait to come back!

We stayed for Thanksgiving and the day after. The property is beautiful, and the service is fantastic. Two issues: there needs to be a lounge area for adults 18 and over. The hotel has a lot of families with young children. This is expected, but they overran the lounge areas and not everyone wants to listen to kids running and screaming. Also there is a lack of reasonably priced dining options. A burger is $33. That’s insane. $20 - OK. $33 - greedy. But there are no outside dining options so they gouge you.

This property was immaculate. We were pleasantly surprised by the condition of this historic building, the rooms, the pool, the grounds. Even through there was work being done to maintain the property - the maintenance folks did an amazing job keeping the area clean. The food was amazing. Our kiddos were pretty burnt out on the same chicken fingers, pasta, hamburger, pizza, and such - they ordered off the adult menu for more variety. Not sure if our kiddo's pallets are more defined, but they loved the shrimp cocktail (sans the cocktail sauce - buy loved the tarter sauce). Our son loved the clams and dipping the bread in the sauce. They also loved the capresse salad, and calamari. The only item we didn't care for was the blacken sword fish at the Stickley Restaurant. We were expecting the fish to be prepared with blacken spices and pan seared - this item was honestly burned in the pan and served very dry with blanched romaine lettuce. I was not edible. Not sure what the miss was here - but it was the only hiccup in an otherwise perfect experience. The spa was lovely and Lacey does an amazing mani/Pedi! Her specialty is facials, so if she's as amazing at facials as with nails - would love to arrange for that service next time. Relaxing on the patio with a glass of wine nibbling off the cheese and meat board was heavenly - looking out over the mountains and the beautiful cascading clouds. We'll definitely be back. What amazing experience and location to see.

This place is majestic. Very family friendly and also would suite a couple on a quiet weekend

We had an amazing experience from the time we drove up until we left. The room, the view, the food, friendly and helpful staff, shopping, the pools, game room, and so much more helped to make a great time with my family. Would go back again.