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"Front desk representative was very friendly and professional. Breakfast was more than adequate, and the manager of the breakfast area was so personable with everyone. I stayed in a fourth floor king suite. The room was very clean, and the bed was very comfortable. The layout was a little strange, and while they had a modified kitchen set up, there was no silverware in the drawers, and the cupboards were completely empty. It was no problem for me because I was just staying overnight. Perhaps if we were a couple staying longer, this would be a better option. Absolutely no complaints overall and would not hesitate to stay there again."

"Clean and easy and comfortable "

"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."

"Wonderful stay with our two young children. Easy mountain access, great apres ski restaurant, and a game room that kept our kids entertained."

"Overall an excellent place to stay. Clean and welcoming for a quick trip to move our son home from college."

"Great"

"Clean room, staff great! Pool for grandson good. "

"Overall a great place to stay for family"

"I was at the inn for one night only, and I really enjoyed it. It's very clean and pleasant. My room was spacious, comfortable, and had a lovely view toward the river. The fire pit under a starry night was magical. The only part of the experience that left to be desired was the breakfast. It was unremarkable."