Riverside Inn

Thank You Ken for such a great stay, this was a beautiful mountain Inn, that just is cleaner and nicer than some of the more expensive Inns, with better food. Now before I say anything we have been to some great b and b’s in our day, (Just see my other reviews) but this happens to be the best, just the gold standard in breakfast, fruit smoothie local eggs organic and gluten free waffles and just the best of ingredients make this better than good and way better than even some of what I consider the best placed around for breakfast in New England!

Riverside Inn B&B is a small quaint Inn with warm and friendly staff who go out of there way to make your experience wonderful and memorable. Ken cooked most of our breakfasts and they were perfect from the fruit smoothies and artfully sliced fruit cups to the Omelettes, GF blueberry pancakes, GF English muffins OMG were fabulous, GF French toast. Ed and I don’t have a GF diet and I can say the GF meals were just as good if not better than typical wheat or white flour breads! Our room had a fireplace Flat screen TV and beautiful views of trees and a creek. Several mornings I enjoyed playing on the baby grand piano in the living room. A relaxing week with perfect weather. Ed and I will be back to enjoy the Riverside Inn! The only minus is I have AT&T cell service and it has zero coverage at the Inn. WiFi is limited but assessable. It’s not a downside trust me! Don’t let that stop you from enjoying the experience. Less than four miles away is a lovely coffee shop called Frontside grinders you can go for a perfect cup of tea, coffee, or cappuccino and get your WiFi fix if necessary!

A very lovely and romantic B&B with a staff that is both friendly and knowledgeable of the area. We stayed in the Glenn Falls room which is on the second floor and close to the outside balcony off the hall so it was easy to get in-​and-​out of the room, particularly since we came in late every night and didn’t want to disturb anyone. The room itself was about the size of a typical room in a B&B, but was decorated very nicely, was exceptionally clean, had a good amount of closet space, never lacked enough hot water, and had a nice towel warmer in the bathroom. Each day, the room was cleaned and the towels replaced. It got fairly warm during our stay and thank goodness the room had a nice and reasonably quiet air conditioner. The king bed was a little on the hard side for us, but that’s always a personal preference kind of thing.
The living room has a baby grand piano, and my fiancée played most mornings for an hour or so, which everyone enjoyed. It seemed just so «period authentic» to listen to a nice, live, piano!
Just off the living room is a small refrigerator that is always stocked with bottled water and juices, plus enough room for your own small items you might want to keep cold.
The Inn is located on a babbling river, and as soon as you step out of the car, the sound almost makes you instantaneously melt into the relaxing mode you want to be in. Pure aural magic.
The innkeeper, Ken, makes the most incredible breakfasts, a true artisan who takes as much care in presentation as he does with the wonderful tastes he creates. We absolutely love having a nice breakfast, and Ken knocked it out of the park every single morning. The entire breakfast service was gluten free, which included English Muffins, French Toast and Blueberry Pancakes. Ken makes his own English Muffins, and they are simply fantastic. For someone who doesn’t really care about eating gluten free because the taste and texture are hard to replicate, his breakfasts were astoundingly good, better than any «gluten-​loaded» I have had anywhere in recent memory.
Upon our arrival, Ken made us feel very welcome and gave us a nice tour of the Inn and a few quick pointers on things to do in the area. He also recommended we eat dinner at Vito Marcello’s Italian Bistro. We did and it was absolutely fantastic (which I also highly recommend)!
All-​in-​all, a terrific B&B in a picturesque area with an exceptional innkeeper, an equally attentive and knowledgeable staff, complete with wonderful breakfasts within a comfortable and romantic accommodation. We will be back :)

We loved our stay here. The room was clean. The bed was comfortable. The mini fridge always had water and juice available. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the area and where to find gluten free meals for lunch and dinner.
Breakfast was amazing. Always fresh fruit and a smoothie. I loved the apple pancakes and the waffles, eggs were great too!
It was a treat for me to safely eat here as I am Celiac.
One night we had a hard time finding safe dinner for me, we just couldn’t find a place that made me feel safe to eat there. We went back to the room and my husband went downstairs and ran into Ken, he told Ken that I didn’t have dinner and Ken immediately made me a grilled cheese sandwich, it was delicious and truly so kind of him! We will be back for sure and I’ve told all of my Celiac friends about the Inn.

My husband and I stayed here to celebrate our anniversary. The Inn itself is nice/​clean. We stayed in the Jackson Falls room. It was a nice room but the bed was very high and a bit difficult for me to get in and out of and it wasn’t the most comfortable either (the pillows were quite flat).
When I was searching for a B&B, I was very diligent about making sure there are no pets allowed since both my husband and I are allergic. The property policies were listed as no pets. Imagine our surprise when the first morning we came down for breakfast and the owner’s two dogs were sauntering around the dining room area!
The innkeeper, Ken, seemed nice at first but once he figured out we weren’t thrilled about the dogs, his demeanor changed toward us. I must say that after the first morning, we did not come in contact with the dogs again.
I was a little put off by the lack of friendliness of the young woman who served us our breakfast. She really didn’t speak unless it was to ask us our choice of breakfast or if everything was okay. The last day, another woman was there instead and she was very nice (I believe it may have been Ken’s wife). When we were leaving, she checked us out and although Ken was right in the next room, he didn’t even bother to thank us or say goodbye as we were leaving.
The one evening, around 10:00 p.m., the smoke detector started beeping as the battery needed to be changed. We couldn’t find anyone around to tell and since there is no cell phone service in the area so we couldn’t even call. This went on for hours which made it difficult for me to sleep. Sometime in the middle of the night, it must have been changed because it stopped.
In the four days we stayed there, only once did we go to the mini fridge to find that there was actually any water there as promised.
Although the breakfasts were gluten free (which is a must for me), there was nothing special about them which was surprising to me because normally the breakfasts at a B&B are spectacular. I am trying to figure out why everyone is raving about the smoothies that we were served each morning.
The last morning as we were eating breakfast, there was loud hammering outside so we couldn’t really even hear each other to talk.
It was very relaxing to sit by the river.
I guess the main thing missing here was the feeling of being welcome.

Very comfy, beautifully decorated inn with mountain river view. We have already stayed here twice and will come back again. Lots of cozy places to relax with a book and a mug of tea or a glass of wine. The innkeepers are attentive and helpful. Breakfast is delicious, always served with a fruit cocktail and a smoothie. Kids are welcome (although we’ve stayed for kid-​free visits).

So much charm! This inn is located right on the river with beautiful views. The beds were super comfy, and there were so many little touches throughout. I LOVED the breakfasts here. I hope to come back in the winter!

Wow! What a gem in New Hampshire. The owners at this B&B are very welcoming and attentive. As soon as we checked in we got a tour of the place in addition to some freshly picked New Hampshire apples.
The owners also cook a lovely breakfast for you, they even baked the bread the night before for the french toast!
The place is set right next to a beautiful river, there are hammocks and chairs next to the river, it almost fell asleep, but my husband woke me up to go leaf peeping!
If we come again for leaf peeping, we will stay here for sure.