Harts Location Vacations from $404

Everything was great! Very clean and the staff was excellent

Upon arrival the property is really beautiful and serene. The main house where the check-in is located is also gorgeous. So cozy. Definitely worth checking out the complementary breakfast although I found the coffee to be horrible. We absolutely loved the hot tub. We used it a lot and were always the only ones out in the pool area. I have to mention that one of the two hot tubs was out of order. We had booked their two bedroom suit. The living area was huge and beautiful at first glance. But when you have a closer look you will spot quite a few flaws. First off all the floors are so squeaky and loud. I guess not much that can be done about it now. Second the kitchen cabinetry is very old and just got painted over. The drawers were stuck shut. Impossible to get to the cutlery. I just don’t understand how they put all the money and effort into renovating and upgrading the whole motel but then don’t invest in a new kitchen as well. Such a miss. The bathroom is small and lacks storage space as well as hooks for towels. It takes a good five minutes for the water in the shower to come to temperature. They should really do something about this. One of the bedrooms had absolute no closet or storage. The other one had a small closet. And that’s all the storage you get. No hooks for your jackets, no drawers, nothing. Like how do you forget about storage for your guest’s clothes? And we were only two people with only a summer jacket each. Now imagine a family with winter clothes.

Nice hotel would stay again

A Timeless Retreat in the Heart of Jackson. I’ve been coming to the Eagle Mountain House for 30 years. My first visit was for my cousin’s wedding, and I remember being struck by the grandeur of this expansive, historic wooden hotel—and of course, the stunning mountain views that are just as breathtaking today. I keep coming back because Jackson is such a quaint and charming town, and the Eagle Mountain House never loses its magic. Sitting on the front porch in a rocking chair, taking in the view, I often glance at the railings and admire the craftsmanship and strength of this old-fashioned structure. You can feel the history in every detail—decades of guests who’ve made memories here. Inside, the hotel has seen some thoughtful updates, but I’m glad the original wood floors still creak in places. It’s not ultra-modern or luxurious, but it’s wonderful in its own, nostalgic way. The staff are friendly, local folks who genuinely seem to care about doing a good job. If you’re looking to be charmed by Jackson, New Hampshire, I highly recommend giving the Eagle Mountain House a try. It’s a place that stays with you.