Windham Mountain Inn

I thought I was getting a good deal but you get what you pay for. Staff is super sweet but rooms need serious updating. Bathroom is tiny with one little sink with a little mirror squeezed above it and that is the ONLY mirror in the entire room. We came up for Thanksgiving and the only place to eat here is closed! On Weds it did not serve ford till five and we arrived at 1pm in a snowstorm :(No little store for bottled water or ANYTHING and it is owned by the Windham mt. Could and should be much better. feels like the 80s

When calling to book the room, I dealt with the rudest man in recorded history. He ask me where I am driving from. I told him New York. His reply «I’m in New York, where in New York». I told him New York City. His response, «Where in New York City, Queens, Brooklyn. .. » I cut him off and answered «Manhattan». He then told me that Manhattan was the last place that he would have thought of when I said New York. The guy was the epitome of obnoxious. If it weren’t for his establishment having the only available reservation in the entire town, I would have let him have it. Please book in advance so that you can avoid this uncivilized human being.

Local dive bar with great burgers. Friendly staff and clients. Good stop for skiers looking for a few beers! Bar tender is hilarious

This was just a place to sleep, but there is a bonus. There is a bar just outside our door and we could drink the night before skiing and have fun with darts and bar games, the juke box was pumping. Stumble back to the room and wake up the next morning.
Had the bunk bed room, which was fine for the three of us. Just a place to lay down and rest. Price was cheap, even during ski season and you can drive right up to the room.

Went in last Friday and the owner couldn’t have been more rude. My buddy asked for coffee and he said, «I’m not making a pot for you.» This was at 11 pm on a Friday in a nearly empty bar and we were a group of 5. I asked for Bushmills and he was very insulting about Northern Ireland not really being Irish and said he only carries Irish Whiskey. He was totally ignorant and boorish. The woman behind the bar was embarassed and tried hard to make us feel welcome. We left soon after and went to The Cave in town.

I just came back from a weekend at Windham and a friend and I stayed here. Considering it was a last minute trip and it’s a long holiday weekend, it was the least expensive place with a room available and it’s only literally 2 minutes from the mountain… they’re on the same road. You can see the ski slope from outside your hotel room. The bar was also the front desk, so we had no problem checking in at 12:30 in the morning. it’s a quaint little bar with some really interesting covers of songs. We heard an acoustic version of «Livin’ on a Prayer» but it was so slow. It was an ok bar with cheap-​ass food and drinks.
No 4 or 5 star rating because like the previous review, the walls really are paper thin. We could hear our neighbors coming back from the bar and moving around their room. The shower spray was painful… you know how workers spray the graffiti-​ed walls with the water hose? Yeah, that was our shower head. And the water got cold real fast. And the jukebox didn’t work in the bar… i lost 25 cents trying to put in a song. That was 25 cents i could have used for the tolls getting home.

Jimmy O’Connor’s Windham Mountain Inn! W00t!
Oh boy, what a hoot.
Bar is a local watering hole /​juke joint. Down-​home flavor and local custom. Dance floor and pool table, simple gastropub menu, and a sign declaring «No Russian vodkas served here.» What’s not to love?
Inn consists of about half a dozen rooms in a separate building out back.
Pros: Affordable, well-​heated, clean, and only about ¼ mile from mountain.
Cons: Paper-​thin walls, tiny restroom with no vent/​fan.