The Wentworth

One of the most quaint and lavish hotels in the area. The rooms are top quality and most with their own private hot tub. The food in the restaurant is 4 star quality or better. The only con is that the rate per night is too high for most middle class people.

On previous trips to the White Mountains my husband and I have stayed in the North Conway area. This trip we wanted a quieter, less commercial location so after researching our options we chose The Wentworth. We were both thrilled with the decision. Our room was spacious, comfortable & clean and had plenty of storage. The gas fireplace was a nice touch. The pantry with beverages, a keurig coffee maker & various treats throughout the day was a special touch we both enjoyed. There was a good selection of teas, coffees & even hot chocolate. From the homemade granola & muffins in the morning to the warm freshly baked cookies in the evening we felt so spoiled. The fridge in our building - Arden - was out of order, but it was just a very, short walk to the main building to access the cold beverages & gelato. The breakfasts in the dining room were delicious and our servers both days, Girl & Jean, provided impeccable service. The included yogurt, fruit & pastry table was another nice touch, but I must say that my favorite dish was the crème brûlée French toast (which Jean told me was made by chef Bobby)! I wish I could make it at home it was so amazing. We will definitely return to The Wentworth for our next White Mountains vacation.

The lobby, bar and common areas are beautiful but the rooms are in need of maintenance. Our room was dated with a very noisy AC and a broken vent. Breakfast in the restaurant was great and we loved the Alpine Lounge. Dinner at the restaurant was hit or miss with a limited menu. Service was great. Overall the price of the room was not in line with the quality provided.

My wife and I stayed at the Wentworth for a 3 night weekend and it served as a wonderful base from which to explore the fantastic fall foliage of the White Mountains. Despite the roads and crowds being very busy during the days throughout the White Mountains, the Inn or Jackson never felt crowded, noisy or overly busy . Our room was comfortable, well equipped and of good quality. We paid for the B&B package and were impressed with the available options, as well as appreciative of the items available for free from the "pantry", including cookies, crisps, soft drinks, coffee and even breakfast muffins. We dined at the inn one evening and whilst a little more expensive than alternatives had a good dinner experience also. Would highly recommend for both the hotel and Jackson in general as a base for exploring this incredibly scenic area, with the Kanc, Crawford North, Franconia Notch, Echo Lake, and Pinkham Notch all easily reachable within a reasonable drive. P.S. If you're after some lunch, the J Town Deli just up the road offers a wide range of deli options on the go or to eat in.

Charming inn and wonderful staff. We stayed in the suite with private hot tub and found it lovely. Breakfast was delicious. Outdoor area with fire pit was also a treat. Loved the cozy lobby area with leather sofas and big stuffed chairs. Wouldn't improve anything!