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Historic mansion on 33 acres housing an upscale hotel with stately rooms, plus a pool & dining.
Stonehurst Manor, 3351 White Mountain Hwy, North Conway, NH 03860
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I recently had the pleasure of dining at Stonehurst Manor in North Conway, and I must say, the experience was nothing short of amazing! The food was absolutely delightful, with a diverse menu offering mouthwatering dishes prepared to perfection. Under the ownership of Teresa, the new proprietor, the place exudes warmth and hospitality. She has truly transformed the ambiance, creating an inviting and charming atmosphere that enhances the overall dining experience. Nick as well as all the staff, at Stonehurst Manor deserves special praise too. Their welcoming nature and attentive service made the visit even more enjoyable. From the moment I walked in until the last bite of dessert, they made me feel like a valued guest. I can't wait to go back for more culinary delights and pleasant moments at Stonehurst Manor. It has become my go-to spot for delicious food and a wonderful time. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a fantastic dining experience in the Mount Washington in Valley
Now that I have stayed here myself, I don't understand the bad reviews from some. It is a beautiful property, lovely view, we experienced excellent service and great food/drinks and we thought the value was there considering meals were included in the price. It is very convenient to outlet shopping but enough distance away to be more scenic and relaxing. The room we stayed in wasn't a luxury room or bath, but very comfortable and adequately cleaned. We loved having an outside sitting area and were very conveniently close to pool and hot tub, which was nice.
I was a little nervous about my wedding with new owners. But I can not express enough how amazing Teresa was. My guests specifically said they were amazed at her attentiveness. I had no worries on my wedding day because of her, and I could just focus on all of those wonderful memories that we were making. The food was out of this world. We had prime rib, crab encrusted cod. And the hors d'oeuvres were incredible. My favorite were the mini crab cakes. Teresa was born to be a wedding planner. I thank them from the bottom of my heart for helping to make such a beautiful day... amidst hurricane winds, lol. Bravo!!!
Beautiful property and location, and great staff. In need of some attention and select updates without lover modernizing and looking like the chain hotels opening all over town. We have stayed here yearly for a number of years because of its charm. This week we found the food portions to be noticeablly smaller but the quality of the meats continue to be excellent. Hearing that a management company is coming in to work for the new owners concerns me, as often this means things will be all business and the personal touch will be lost. That said, we would love to see this hotel get the boost it needs to become theunique and competitive property it can be.
My husband and I stayed here for 2 days for part of our honeymoon while in the White Mountains and our stay was fantastic! It is a great location right off the main stretch through North Conway and has a beautiful view of the surrounding White Mountains. Lots of reviews are calling this place "dirty" or "outdated" but it was quite the opposite! It wasn't dirty at all: Our room was very well cleaned and smelled nice when we arrived. There were chocolate-covered strawberries and champagne waiting for us in our room too. As far as being outdated: sure, the architecture is old and much of the furniture is antique, however everything was clean and in good condition. The architecture inside and the design choices were very aesthetically pleasing. The lounge area and the bar looked like something out of a 20's movie! It was the middle of July so it was quite hot out, and while the halls and stairwell at Stonehurst Manor got very hot, our room was very cool as the AC was modern and worked very well! The bed was comfy and the wifi worked great. The TV was a modern flatscreen. For all the people calling this place "outdated," they just have no appreciation for classic style. If you don't like a vintage look and want something with modern architecture and everything having whitewashed walls, maybe find a modern hotel and just don't come here. But if you love vintage aesthetics, this place is for you! The furniture, decor, and woodwork throughout were beautiful and fascinating. I will note that my husband and I are in our early 20s and certainly appreciate modern things and technology, but we are are also lovers of vintage things, and this place combined both old style with a bit of modern touches and did not disappoint. The meals were absolutely fantastic! Both nights my husband and I ordered the filet mignon and the manor special, "the wild rose" which was a seafood pasta and ravioli dish. Breakfast and dinner meals are included in your room package, so this was a great deal! All the staff was very nice, helpful, and accommodating to us. They provided us with pool towels, ice for our cooler we brought, and were overall friendly. Our only complaints: 1) The bar was very expensive ($15+ for a mixed drink) so we didn't order any alcohol, except for one blueberry beer to split. The Martini menu looked great but it was just too expensive, however I guess that can be expected for an establishment like this. 2) The check-in and main office room smelled like wet dog because there is a dog in there and there was a lot of fur. I imagine it could be pretty bad for someone who is allergic to dogs, so they should be sure to clean better.. Overall 5/5 stars and we will stay here again if we are back in the area.
3 star motel. Nothing luxury about this place. Dogs are allowed in the guest rooms and hiking trails but nowhere else. Food was mediocre. Cocktails were good the first day but poor on the next day. Hiking trails were poorly maintained and covered in encroaching poison ivy. Would not return.
We were celebrating our anniversary. Where to begin? They have sheared us into the lounge so we could buy a drink. $35 later for two drinks we made our way to our table. The dining room was very warm, we asked for ventilation. That was an ordeal. Finally, my husband got the ac not to work. Food was mediocre at best, service ok. I def would not recommend. It’s old world trying to hang on. Don’t waste your money, go in town and find something current!
Pet friendly rooms are in an addition off the back of the original building. Our room was next to the dumpsters with only one half-sized window looking out to the parking lot. It was dark, dank, and reeked of mildew. I did not feel safe bringing our infant inside. The receptionist gave us a hard time when we wanted to cancel.