Brittany Motel

My daughter and I stayed at the Brittney for one night. We were looking for a reasonably priced room within 30 minutes of Stratton Mountain. The 5 star reviews I read were all on point. Everything was clean and quaint. While the bathrooms are old school, it wasn’t a bother. The no contact check-in was super easy. We did have an issue with the lock on our room door, but called the number and were helped immediately. Close to lots of restaurant options in Manchester. Great reasonably priced option for a couple days in a cute town.

Very clean, comfortable and well located near the skiing. Easy to get in & out of. The snack lounge had anything you might need, including microwave & full kitchen. Love that this little motel has been brought back to life and had cheerful lights on the place when we arrived in a wee-hours sleet storm. Will be back next year!❤️

Positive: The way it made me feel cozy and ?at home? (sweet vintage type of place) was so good for my soul. The description of The hotel employee was spot on! Negative: I loved everything about this motel.

We love it! Great location fantastic price and they have no problems with bring your pet. Everyone we had made contact with was willing to bend over backwards to insure that our accommodations met our needs. We found that this place is a hidden gem for us and we are booking our next skiing trip with them for next year. Thank you for such a great place.

This is a vintage motel with some upgrades, furnished in an eclectic style. I picked it out because of all of the positive reviews, but those reviews did not agree with our experience.||We stayed just one night. The bed was too firm and quite uncomfortable, and the pillows were way too soft - no support. The shower worked fine, but the towels were inadequate and hardly got us dry. It was quiet, as there were only four cars parked outside. The door area could use a little more light at night, as it was difficult to see the keyless lock at 9 PM.||Among the flood of text updates (too many IMHO) I received from the hotel was a message describing the amenities, among them a 24/7 snack room with "continental breakfast." Well, aside from some oranges and bananas, orange juice, and coffee, there w