Wolfeboro Hotel Guide - Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts hotels in Wolfeboro, United States of America.

"Just an overall nice place to stay for any time period…"

"Fantastic inn for pet and recreation lovers. Very comfortable and spotless room. Staff is exceptional- my dog could not wait to visit in the lobby. Such a wonderful stay I didn't want to leave!"

"This hotel has a fabulous location regarding Lake Winnipesaukee. I stayed there in March of 2025 and 2026 and both times paid a "resort fee" which consisted of nothing. The hotel staff were very nice. My room was clean, but run down. The furniture was scratched, gauged, and set up on blocks of wood. I will say the linens were clean, the amenities were so-so. This hotel is taking advantage of its central location. In March, location doesn't matter. No one is going to enjoy the lake, the beach, the boating, everything New Hampshire has to offer in summer months during the month of March. "

"Awesome!"

"Very much enjoyed our stay in the Main House. Everything exceeded our expectations. Very prompt hosts. Would love to return in future"

"Nice cabin, great bathroom and shower. Very clean. Host even provided a dog crate. 2nd time staying here and both were great"

"Gorgeous house and location. Property owner very responsive, great communication throughout our stay. Hope to return someday. "

"Everything was wonderful. Right on the water and got to enjoy the ski competition on the last day. So easy to walk to downtown. Was so relaxing and we had a great time."

"Wonderful week on Crescent Lake! The cottage was just as pictured, if not better. The view of the lake from the cottage framed by white birches was lovely, and it was so relaxing just sitting outside. I launched my kayak from the property and explored Crescent lake, then paddled over to Lake Wentworth which is huge. My son and I both loved walking the Cotton Valley Rail Trail which is steps from the cottage, and I biked it as well with some detours into the hills. There are great views of both lakes from the trail. Early September is wonderful time to be in Wolfeboro. Attractions and restaurants are open but not crowded. Can't recommend highly enough. Thanks, Kim!"