Ducks & Roses B&B

Absolutely awesome!! We were on a Skii trip to Mount Washington, and decided to avoid the resort hotels to save some money and stay longer. This B&B is almost half the cost of the mountain hotels, but the quality and good service is amazing. Plus it only takes 20 - 30 minutes to get to the Skii hill from this B&B. As well, they have a jet tub that is just made for a relaxing hot soak after a long day on the hill. The B&B is located on a beautiful acreage outside of town. It is an escape from the noise of life, while being within reasonable driving distance to some good restaurants. As well, the property is beautifully maintained with a lovely garden and views of the marshland as a backdrop. The eating area walks right out onto the garden and it was a nice way to enjoy our morning coffee. There are two rooms you can choose to use. We are a couple without kids and only used the one room, but there is a second room that would accommodate a brood. Definitely family friendly. And they only book to one set of guests at a time, so if you don't need the second room it doesn't get used. Breakfast was always delicious, and it was a treat getting up each morning to see what the meal would be. They have their own chickens, so eggs are farm fresh. We were treated to home made muffins and waffles (with a grape sauce from their own grapes), fruit & yogurt, rice pudding, granola, sausages, and orange juice. Coffee and Tea are always available. We liked that the kitchenette/eating area is separate from the hosts living quarters and available for our use at any time. Nice if you don't want to eat out for every meal. I do want to note, that for those that cannot live without an internet connection the wi-fi is a little slow and smart phone data connections are touch and go (not a great cell signal). Also no cable connection for T.V. addicts (although they have a selection of movies to choose from). I cannot recommend this place highly enough. We really enjoyed our time here and will definitely be back.
12 years ago (17-01-2014)