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The property is not maintained well, smells musty/mildewy, people were loitering about when I checked in at around 11pm on a weeknight, the people working the front desk were respectful, however refused to issue a refund after I requested when I saw the room condition, cottage condition, loitering people, and did not stay there. I actually chose to continue riding my motorcycle in the rain/fog through the mountains than stay at this motel. Definitely do not recommend as a safe, clean, and comfortable place to stay. I recommend the motel take better care of the site, interior and exterior furnishings, and market it so that people see what it actually looks like. Seriously...I chose to continue my trek into the wee hours of the morning after riding all day on my motorcycle and being exhausted...and riding through rain/mist/fog through the mountains. I think that conveys how bad that motel appeared to be.

Went with my daughter to tour Plymouth State University - easy to find and get around from this hotel. It was incredibly clean and we were very comfortable for our entire stay! The staff offerred and supplied us with a list of restaurants in the area and the woman that checked us in starred her favorites making our selection easy!

Burn this place down. Filthy disgusting dirty place!! the staff are rude cannot understand or speak English... it's just disgusting around here don't waste your time sleep in your car it's safer and cleaner... This place is a health hazard. Its full of mold and dirty urine stained mattresses it's absolutely disgusting.

Do not waste your time health or money staying here. Can't understand the manager. His accent is too heavy and I don't think he understands English .. Never got any room service. No one cleaned my room or brought sheets or towels. I went to the store and bought new sheets because these sheets and comforters were so stained with the URINE!!

It was charming. Definitely a charming New England college town! Lots of restraunts. Clean from what we saw. Would liove to come back to Plymouth and explore everything in and around for longer time period. Our favorite place to eat was The Common Man restraunt. Fabulously tasty food, great service and atmosphere.

Plymouth is home to Plymouth State University. The theatre productions put on by the university students are outstanding as well as other art or music programs offered at Silver Hall. Check their schedule online. White Mountain Museum (across from PSU library) has quite a collection to view of the region. Other fun things to do, skiing at Tenney Mountain (opened again) and the many other ski areas in the region, There is also public ice skating at the PSU Welcome Center but check hours first as they are limited. Polar Caves is an adventure of exploring rock formations, and caves created by glaciers ages ago. They have added lots more to do there so check out their website. The science museum in Holderness fun and educational for the whole family or hike up Rattlesnake Mountain (takes about 45 minutes). Wellington State Park - the beach (paid parking) or the walking trails nearby. Also free are The Sculptured Rocks with a walking trail in Hebron. Plenty of places to eat downtown or just walk around the main street or up on the beautiful University campus. You can find grocery stores, department stores on Tenney Mountain Highway. Further north in Lincoln (30 minutes) you have plenty of things to do like family fun Clark's Trading Post with the trained bears and the fun train ride. In Meredith (30 minutes south), you can get on the Mount Washington (seasonal) and tour the big lake, Lake Winnipesaukee. If heading back home south on 93, Tilton (exit 20) offers plenty of outlet shopping.