Cold Spring Resort

This is a lovely place to stay if you are looking for a quiet family vacation. The condo we stayed was very spacious and clean with all the amenities we needed. The staff are very nice and friendly. The only downside was the indoor pool which was average and the outdoor pool (which was closed for the season) looked very small. Nevertheless would recommend especially as they are building additional units plus a burger bar style restaurant on site. Would visit again in the future.

The resort has some dated furniture, but new sofa and love seat. The unit we were in was exceptionally clean. There are some good activities and trips that won't break the bank. There is a lot of work going on outside around the resort and you definitely have to travel for restaurants and shopping. However, it is a great starting point for day trips. The bathtubs are slippery, although they have added *****s to the tub, we still needed a mat. They also have grip handles if needed. The staff is very good and issues are resolved promptly. I hope to go back again

Very dated units and furniture. Not enough seating in living area for the number of people it slept, and very uncomfortable. Great location though, centrally located to all we wanted to do for the week.

We picked this location for the indoor pool and tub that we saw in the reviews. The dates for our travel also matched for this timeshare exchange. We exchanged thru RCI and our agent confirmed we were staying in a 2 bed, 2 bath unit, with the master having a king bed. When I called the resort to confirm our reservation, I was told me only had a 1 bath unit with a queen bed in the master. That wasn’t going to work and I expressed that to Kim, the front desk lady. She advised to go back to RCI to have them change our reservation. But she also mentioned this to her supervisor, Sharmaine. She then decided to just upgrade us to a 2 bath and not deal with RCi. That was very nice of them. Thank you, ladies! We had an upstairs unit which overlooked the woods. The unit was dated, especially the couch. But we weren’t even staying the whole week we had it reserved, so no big deal. They had Corelle plates and bowls but oddly, they didn’t have regular spoons. They had dinner and salad forks, soup spoons and teaspoons but no regular ones. They also provided some kind of sponge that had soap in it. After a few uses, it started to smell like rust and rust did come out of it. Very weird. Washer and dryer units were helpful especially with keeping winter gear clean and fresh smelling. It’s very small though so 2 snow bins were it, per load. Bring your detergent. The unit was clean and it provided ample space for our group of 4 adults and 2 kids. It also wasn’t too far of a drive from the Tilton outlet and the Ice Castles. We recommend this place as staff are always friendly and helpful - Tom and Mike, thank you! And they have enough for guests to do on site. Make sure to check the lobby for tours and whatnot,

We go here to ski. There are quite a few mountains close by, 1/2-3/4 hr., to choose from. It is nice and roomy, clean, full kitchen, and pool the kids love. I am sure it is beautiful in the summer also

Cold Spring is the place to relax and unwind! We have stayed at Cold Spring multiple times. The resort always meets our expectations. The staff are always friendly and professional. The property is always clean and welcoming. We are avid hikers and ski freaks!

A remote resort in the wilderness of Northern New Hampshire. Has all the expected amenities with indoor and outdoor pools. Beds are average, has a screened porch on about 50 acres of land. Total of 81 units in 8 buildings. No pets allowed. Good local restaurants but you have to drive to everything, so be prepared.

Units were good but lacked some amenities that many resorts have, such as shampoo & conditioner, tissues, coffee. Internet and tv were good. Bring a lock for locker room. We had a noisy standard bed, but our guests twin beds were fine.

Cold Spring Resort was a very affordable, basic resort. The staff were amazing and helpful. The only thing I would improve on is to either provide coffee/tea in the apar**ents or let people know that it is not available, since in my experience most resorts/hotels do offer it.