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Historic all-season resort in NH's White Mountains
This historic property sets graciously at the base of the Presidential Mountain Range, surrounded by the pristine White Mountain National Forest. Only 2.5 hours from Boston, and convenient to local attractions.
The resort offers endless recreational pursuits including skiing, a full-service spa, thrilling canopy tour, newly renovated golf, four pools, fine and casual dining, family programs, hiking, biking and more!
Ski, Spa, Soar, Swim or Swing!
The Omni Mount Washington Resort features fine and casual dining, from the award-winning semi-formal Dining Room serving dinner and breakfast, to the more casual setting of Stickney’s restaurant serving lunch daily and dinner during select evenings. Room service is also available daily during select hours.
The new full-service Spa features massage, facials, body treatments and salon services, while the unique Bretton Woods Canopy Tour offers high-flying adventures through the trees year-round. The resort’s award-winning Bretton Woods Ski Area – the state’s largest – is just a short snowball’s throw away with a variety of terrain to please all ages and abilities. In addition to 3 indoor and 1 outdoor (year-round!) swimming pools, the Omni Mount Washington Resort features two golf courses, including a recently restored Donald-Ross designed classic, plus a 100km Nordic ski trail network, six tennis courts, a fitness center, hiking, biking and fishing.
Business-related amenities include complimentary high-speed internet and Wi-Fi, a business center and technology helpdesk. Meeting and conference facilities measuring 30,000 square feet include conference and boardrooms, two ballrooms and numerous other unique indoor and outdoor event venues.
The Omni Mount Washington Resort also offers several comfortable lounges, including The Cave – a former speakeasy. The property has a 24-hour front desk, complimentary onsite parking and 24-hour resort shuttle.
The Omni Mount Washington Resort is a smoke-free property (fines may apply for violations).
Graciously appointed with stunning mountain views.
The Omni Mount Washington Resort offers 200 guestrooms, many featuring mountain views, in a historic 5-story property. Premium bedding includes pillowtop mattresses, triple sheeting and down comforters.
Guestrooms feature flat-panel televisions and clock radios, plus business-friendly desks, direct-dial phones, free local calls and complimentary high-speed Internet access. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, bathrobes and designer toiletries.
Other amenities include complimentary newspapers and air conditioning. Services include housekeeping, available in-room massage, room service and wake-up calls. Additional amenities available on request include a turndown service, hypo-allergenic bedding and extra towels/bedding. Rollaway beds and cribs are also available.
All guestrooms are non-smoking.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
**These amenities may be available only in some rooms or units. Some amenities may incur additional fees.
The Dining Room
Just off the Omni Mount Washington Hotel’s Great Hall, you'll find superb award-winning formal dining. Breakfast and dinner are a world-class experience, with personalized service, elegant surroundings, musical accompaniment, stunning views and a menu of culinary delights changing nightly. The Dining Room is a AAA four-diamond restaurant. Jackets are required for men; women and children should dress appropriately. Jeans and tennis shoes are not allowed during dinner hours. Reservations required.
Stickney's Restaurant
Found on the Patio Level of the Omni Mount Washington Hotel, Stickney's serves lunch year-round and dinner during select seasons. Guests can unwind in the bar or enjoy indoor and outdoor casual dining with panoramic views of New Hampshire's famed Presidential Range. Lunch at Stickney's is a casual, family-friendly affair, with a light café menu, including house-baked sandwich rolls and breads.
The Cave
Across from Stickney's on the Patio Level of the hotel, The Cave is a prohibition-era speakeasy with stone walls and live evening entertainment - an experience and atmosphere not to be missed!
The Rosebrook Bar
Share an afternoon beverage and light fare while enjoying the spectacular White Mountain views, located just off the Great Hall. Be sure to check out the bar menu, including house-made gourmet pizzas and the classic mini cheeseburgers, perfect as an entrée or a shared appetizer.
The Princess Room
Enjoy a relaxing cocktail fireside in this elegant lounge before moving to The Dining Room for dinner.
The Bretton Arms Dining Room
Just a short stroll from the Omni Mount Washington Hotel, the acclaimed Dining Room at the Omni Bretton Arms Inn features gourmet cuisine, gracious service and casual atmosphere in this charming bed and breakfast. Lauded as one of the resort's most popular restaurants, the Bretton Arms Dining Room serves breakfast and dinner year round. The dress code for the Bretton Arms is resort casual, and reservations are strongly recommended.
The Grille
Located in the Golf Club/Nordic Center, this restaurant and lounge offers a casual luncheon menu while you savor panoramic views of Mount Washington and the Presidential Range as well as the 18th green of The Mount Washington Course. Open seasonally.
Fabyan’s Station
Located across from the Bretton Woods ski area at the junction of Route 302 and the Cog Railway Base Road, Fabyan’s Station offers a casual lunch and dinner menu amidst the unique atmosphere of a restored railroad station. During warm weather, enjoy outdoor dining on the new deck. Fabyan’s Lounge “sports” a comfortable ambiance to complement your casual evening.
Slopeside Restaurant & Pub
Located in the rustic post and beam Base Lodge of Bretton Woods, Slopeside offers a full menu for lunch and is a great setting for après ski fun. Open mid-November to mid-April.
A variety of entertainment is offered daily, from musical accompaniment during dinner in the Dining Room, to contemporary tunes in The Cave. During ski season, lively après ski fun can be found in the Base Lodge at Slopeside Pub, while guest lecturers and artists, historic hotel tours and family activities add to the offerings published in “The Bugle”, the resort’s daily schedule of activities and events. Special theme weekends are also offered, from culinary extravaganzas to holiday celebrations not to be missed!
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Not great, but not bad either. Most everything was closed while we were there.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"good and bad"
Overall it was a pleasant weekend. However there are a few itemas of concern. The hotel was very warm. For cold weather wear, it was unbearable. I could have worn shorts and tank top and been comfortable. Room was tiny tiny tiny We ate at Stickneys and thought it was over priced. The food was mostly good. Scallop special was too salty so the server […] took off the coffee to compensate. Really? The staff was wonderful! Problem- there were 3 weddings at the same time that kept us away from some areas we wanted to congregate in- great hall areas Over all we felt nickel and dimed for a luxury hotel. Room service needs work reading the beverages...... Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"disappointing"
The rooms were disappointing. The breakfast was the worst I ever ate. The pizza was good.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Classic old hotel"
We enjoyed the ambiance and classic style of the hotel. The bathroon in our room was a bit dirty. The temperature in our room was hard to control (old heating system). Restaurants were pricey and required reservations.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Mountain Retreat"
It is a grand hotel, but in need of much renovations and just plain maitenance. For the money we paid for the accommodations I believe it could have been alot better. Air Conditioning is lacking in alot of the public areas(lobby, lower level shops and restaurants). It is a breathtaking view and surroundings which did make up for what was lacking. The […] food at all the hotel restaurants was superb.. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Kinda nice"
It kinda reminded me of and made me feel like I was at the resort that is in Dirty Dancing. So if your looking for that kind of hotel, then it would be great for you. I would rather have a more laid back stay where I can go eat dinner wearing shorts and a t-shirt and a big must have for me is having a balcony, which this place doesn't have. Made me […] feel like I was staying in a closet with a bed and bathroom. 300 sf really isn't that big. But I always wanted to stay there and now I can say I did. Nest time I'll stay at The Lodge though. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Food at the Mt Washington Hotel"
During a two day stay which included a wedding reception we found the food to be at best inconsistent. The food was never as hot as it should have been and on the breakfast buffet that was especially true.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not quite the resort experience we expected"
I would not call this a resort in the true sense of the word. Check in was great but from there it went down hill. Very few of the staff seemed happy to be working here. We had difficulty getting into the restaurants not because they were full but they had no staff to clear the tables. The staff seemed indifferent. It was a busy holiday weekend but […] at a hotel like this you would have expected them to be better prepared. We ended up driving off site for dinner one night and skipping the long line for a breakfast buffet the next morning. The hotel is beautiful and the amenities great hopefully the staff will come around or perhaps a new GM is in order. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice views, but wouldn't stay here again"
I thought the hotel was pretty and there were nice views, but we probably wouldn't stay here again. I think it's a nice place to have a meal though and a walk around. We had a lovely meal on the veranda, which had a beautiful view of the mountains. Reasons: - The service was okay, but seemed very disorganized. For example, at check-in, only one person […] was working and they had lost the previous guest's reservation, so I waited 15 minutes to check in with a long line of grumbling guest behind me in line. Then the valet got mad at me for taking so long. It seems like there should be some communication there between the check in and the valet/doorman. - We didn't get very much sleep because the fire alarm went off 2 times at night. We had to leave our room for about 45 minutes each time. They let us sleep on the couches in the lobby, but at 2am, it would have been nice to sleep in a bed. Plus - there was a large horn blaring - so you really couldn't sleep. Some things to consider: - Men need to wear a jacket to dine at the restaurant in the hotel. It is "resort casual" at another restaurant on the grounds. There is also a veranda where you can order food. - There is an amenities fee that is not included with the hotel nightly fee. I'm not sure if they change by person or by night. It can add up though over several days. - We are in our early 30's, and we were a good 10 years younger than the minimum average age of the guests. It feels like at older demographic at this hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Overall Review"
The surrounding area is beautiful, but for the price, I was dissapointed in the quality of bath towels. Had we not gone there for a wedding, would never make the drive up.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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