This hotel is quite over-rated and far over-priced. I would stay there again, but only because of the location. The management knows that they have a captive audience and they do not care about the quality of the guest's stay. If you can afford to throw away money, I recommend the hotel. If you want value for your dollar, you... more

Confession: my husband and I have been to the Inn many times; the most recent being in the summer of 2007. We've never been disappointed and it's about time I give it the review it deserves. A few minutes on the Hanover Inn's website (www.hanoverinn.com) gives a hint of what awaits. What you don't see is the big welcoming lobby... more

Big disappointment. My wife and I were looking for a nice romantic trip in the Upper Valley but instead got stuck at this over-rated over-priced inn. There was a loud DJ'ed party held in the lobby that went on for hours Friday night and was easily heard in our room. Our entire floor smelled of the fish dinner that was... more

I have stayed here multiple times over the past few years. Room types are quite variable, from mildly disappointing (sink separate from toilet and shower, making dressing in the morning more hassle than necessary when traveling with child of the opposite sex) to very, very nice. During certain times (parent weekends, homecoming, etc.), you need to book literally a year... more

Well-situated for visits to Dartmouth, the Hanover Inn is a mix of pluses and minuses. While the desk clerk promised a "lovely" view, the smallish room looked out on the gravel-covered roof the hotel's portico. Nicely furnished, clean rooms with traditional style furniture and high quality bathroom amenities. While the phones provided cutting edge free high speed internet service (also... more

Have stayed at the Inn several times over the years, most recently this May. Fabulous location right on the Green at Dartmouth College in downtown Hanover. Rooms are well appointed and comfortable, and the service is always friendly and attentive. Breakfast in the Daniel Webster Room was delicious. We have enjoyed "Zins" for dinner in the past, which has reasonable... more

Just had a celebratory dinner for four there 4/23/2005 and it was first-rate. (Perhaps they read the recent negative review!) Not inexpensive by any means (though not high for big-city types), but good service, superb ingredients (venison; lamb chops; trout; vegetarian timbale; RI-oyster appetizers) expertly and carefully prepared. The venison was perhaps as good as I have ever had, and... more

We had heard raves about the main dining room at the Inn, enough so that we chose to go there on our anniversary. Unfortunately it turned out to be overpriced, unimaginative in food and decor, understaffed and generally disappointing. Cannot recommend it. If you want a great dinner in the area, splurge on the Home Hill Inn in nearby Plainfield.... more

We stayed here for a week while my husband took a class at Tuck. While this isn't the most luxurious hotel we haved stayed in, it was very comfortable, homey and elegant in an understated New England sort of way. The building is very old but well-maintained and up-to-date. The service is first rate, also. The only fault we found... more