Find 3 Star Hotels in Grafton, NH from AED 355

"Excellent location opposite Quechee Gorge; quaint, charming old-time Inn; very quiet. The on-premises restaurant was outstanding, both in terms of the food and the serving staff. My wife and I greatly enjoyed our dinner and next morning's excellent breakfast. On the minus side, the air conditioner cycled on/off frequently in short, annoying bursts. The room furniture was eclectic and dated, although the bed was comfortable. The old plank floors creaked noisily, which didn't really bother us, but we wondered how anyone happening to occupy the room beneath us would have felt about the noise."

"Room was great view was perfect pool was fun"

"Great staff, but the TV didn't work and our slanted like on the side of a hill. Uncomfortable!"

"The hotel is currently under construction, and we were unaware of this. I called in advance to discuss several things because my husband was going for surgery early in the morning. The Consiage had the opportunity to let me know. Several outlets in the room did not work, the mini fridge was plopped on the floor, and the rest of our room was piecemealed together. When I spoke with another guest getting room-temperature coffee in the lobby, I learned I had one of the better rooms. I would recommend waiting until the construction is complete before staying here. "

"My husband and I have stayed overnight at the Hotel Coolidge on many occasions. It is conveniently located near Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. The owner and staff are always friendly, the rooms are clean, the beds are comfortable, coffee and tea are provided around the clock in the lobby, there is on-site parking (which only once was full when we were there), and it is a comfortable and reasonably-priced hotel. It is over 100 years old, and the halls and lobby are furnished and decorated with period pieces. The hotel provides discount tickets for breakfast at one of two restaurants on the same street. We recommend Hotel Coolidge to those who aren't looking for modern accommodations with big-screen tvs and cookie-cutter decor."