Christmas Farm Inn and Spa

This place was very quaint and staff was friendly. Our room was cozy, but little details like peeling wall paper was less than attractive. The pools and the hot tub were what my kids looked forward to the most. Unfortunately they were quite dirty.

Had a few hiccups with check in but Trip was quick to help. Other than this the stay was great and the room was wonderful.

Enjoyed a nice weekend visit. Breakfast was very good French toast and sausages were very tasty.

yes, staff was nice. The room was OK. It would have been nice to have a rug or two on the floor though.

My room was very clean and the staff were friendly and welcoming. I enjoyed staying in the stable house suites. The room was the perfect size for my eight-year old and I, and he enjoyed the two televisions. Travel to the pool was tricky without a shoveled path but I just drove my car there after our first icey walk.

The room is very loud due to upstairs room, the bathroom need a big upgrade for the price charged. We stay two nights and we need replacement of toilet paper(we have to call) and they did not put bathroom rug in the bathroom….

The suite was OK good and clean etc. Though the sweet could’ve used a small microwave in it with the rest of the kitchen stuff that was present. They tucked the TV into a little cabinet hole and you could not view the whole screen. It would’ve been nice to have the indoor pool hot tubs open longer than 9 o’clock at night. Also the flame in our room for the gas fireplace was very low hard to really even see it. As for the restaurant in the Inn, very very expensive very very limited menu like only seven entrées. The cheapest thing was the meatloaf over $30. The restaurant was closed on Tuesday morning for our checkout all the thing available was coffee and muffins that were all the same and poorly cooked. I do not recommend the restaurant! The staff was nice.

The room was nice enough - what we expected for a 250 year old inn. We had dinner and breakfast at the inn, and were disappointed both times. The breakfast buffet was touted as the best in town - the eggs were over done, the pancakes needed a steak knife, and no fruit was offered. If this is the best in town, my advice is go out of town!