Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa

Came here with my family after a trip to Santa’s village and hands down one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever stayed at on the East coast

We stayed here over July 4th when our original plans changed. We spend a lot of time in the Lancaster area & always wanted to stay here. Room was nice. We only had a partial mountain view, mostly just trees, but we hadn't requested a view. The hotel is kept in good condition given it's an older building. Our room was very comfortable & bathroom was nice, clean, & spacious. We planned to eat at the hotel one night but after reading many reviews about the quality we decided against it. While the person who checked us in (Linda) was extremely pleasant and efficient, that wasn't what we witnessed with all checkin staff. One told a mom & child when they asked about refilling the water container in the lobby to go to get water from the ice machine upstairs as bar was too busy to fill. We were told the outdoor pool opened at 8am on Sunday only to find out it opened at 9am that morning. There is only a small store that mostly sells hotel merchandise with only a handful of very overpriced candy bars, chips, & a very limited selection of bottled drinks (coke, sprite, ginger ale, bottled water.) There are no vending machines. Most stores & restaurants in the area close by 9p. There were a TON of large families with young kids when we arrived, running all over hotel, lobby, & porches. Very loud in their rooms & hallway, even past 10pm. Not what I expect at a grand hotel. Overall I would give 3.5 stars.

Beautiful property, great for family and kids. My son loved the indoor pool and the farm tour. The staff were super friendly and helpful. It was about half hour from the Ice Castles and also half hour to Bretton Woods ski resort, so pretty convenient to explore the area. We also really enjoyed the Littleton main st area 20 mins away.

We had a great stay and everyone was so warm and welcoming. I loved all the little nooks filled with books to borrow and the access to entertainment on-site. The farm was lovely and Spencer was so patient and engaged with our children and their billion questions. Overall a really great getaway, I wish we had stayed longer.

They had the only restaurant within twenty miles and knew it. Their menu prices reflected knowledge of that captive audience and did not deliver decent quality or adequate quality. I ordered the Coq Au Vin and the server (who was excellent) corrected me “The chicken” - and he was correct. The dish was a separately cooked piece of chicken thigh placed into what tasted liked a bowl of spaghettios - for $37. My children had over cooked and overpriced burgers and fries. The billiards table needs refelting. It feels like faded former glory there.

Excellent food and service, but very noisy dining. A family friendly old hotel.

Loved the location but if you are looking for quiet you won't find it here. Kids kids kids ! It is close to Santas Village . Kids running in hall and screaming ,pool crowded with kids, movie theater was all kids movies.If your looking for a quiet romantic weekend dont stop here.

Everything is excellent 2nd time and hope for more Only suggestion speed bump in front of hotel Cars go fast and elderly and children and anyone can get hurt

We had a wonderful stay- I became worried after reading some of the reviews but my family loved our stay. Maybe because it was the first time we went and had nothing to compare it to? Everything went great from check in to dining to check out. There was so much to do and explore. We checked out the farm, the bocce court, the outdoor and indoor pool, played scrabble and had drinks on the porch.It was perfect! We will remember this vacation forever!

The tavern was very loud with children yelling at their tables. It was hard to get coffee early in the morning, I did not want to have to make my own using a keurig. It took a long time both times I went to the front desk. There was a 135 resort fee and the only thing there is a pool and we didn’t use it