Raft NH Tours

I booked 1 night to spend parent’s weekend with my daughter at the local college. It’s a cute small town motel, don’t let the one level look fool you. The rooms are modern and have all the amenities you need. They are cute little individual paradises. Now remember, you aren’t in some huge city with corporate funds. It’s a family owned small business that’s going through all the struggles the rest of the state is going through. Enjoy the family owned feel when you are greeted at check in. The owner is friendly as heck. He also walked me to my room, a rarity these days with any overnight establishment. Enjoy having an actual key instead of a key card that your phone can deactivate if it gets too close. While only one night, both my husband and I thought it was cute as heck. Our kiddo is at the college for the next 4 years so this probably Won’t be our only stay. We feel fortunate to have a set location to book for when we come from out of state for campus visits. Bonus: We also appreciated not having to drag our overnight bags half way across the lot. We were able to park right in front of our room.

Every now and then you stumble across a gem and you wish you had more days to stay. That is the Sunset Hill House. This place has historical charm, breathtaking views, and has managed to keep itself updated. over 9 days in New England and this was the best place we stayed. I cannot say enough about it. You will not regret it!

Positives: free parking, check-in was quick and easy. The room was clean, and the area was really quiet. The shower had good water pressure, and the room was nicely lit. Room has a mini-fridge and coffee maker. There’s a nice heated pool (didn’t use it). Areas that could be improved: breakfast was a bit disappointing; soiled bed cover; room didn’t have a full-body mirror; shower was quite small, felt a bit cramped; far from any walkable restaurants, had to drive out to grab some dinner.