Luxury Tower Suite - One Bedroom

The Luxury Tower Suite - One Bedroom at Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa measures 625 sq. ft. The bedroom is separate from the living space, which has the sofa bed and a desk. Blackout drapes in the sleeping area help guests rest.

The suite has mountain views. The resort sits in New Hampshire's White Mountains, within the White Mountain National Forest, at the base of Mount Washington, the Northeast's highest peak.

Yes. It is family friendly, and the resort welcomes children of all ages, treating guests 12 and under as children. A free crib is available, and connecting rooms can be arranged for larger parties. The pools, the Bretton Woods Skyway Gondola and the resort's other activities suit families. Note that Spa services and facility use are limited to guests 16 and older.

You will find a 37-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels and closed captioning, a coffee/tea maker, a mini-fridge, a desk, air conditioning and heating, and free WiFi (25+ Mbps). Champagne service and turndown service are also available. The suite has accessibility features.

The mandatory resort fee covers in-room Wi-Fi, the complimentary resort shuttle (including the ski shuttle), fitness center and pool access, in-room bottled water and ski storage. The fee is charged per night, and the amount varies by date.

Room service comes from the 1902 restaurant: daily 7–10 AM, Friday and Saturday 5:30 PM–12 AM, and Sunday–Thursday 5:30–10 PM. On property, 1902 in the historic Main Dining Room serves breakfast and dinner, and Stickney's on the patio level serves lunch and dinner. Dinner at both requires a reservation, made by calling 603-278-8864. Hours change with the season.

Check-in is 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM. Guests must be 18 or older to reserve and need a photo ID at check-in. Self-parking is available for a fee, reported around $20 per night, and valet is also offered. The resort has no airport shuttle, so most guests drive. Boston is about 2.5 hours away, and Portland, Maine is about 2 hours.

The Luxury Tower Suite - One Bedroom offers 1 King Bed in the separate bedroom and a Double Sofa Bed in the living area, comfortably sleeping up to 4 guests. The layout works well for two couples traveling together, parents with children, or a family wanting separate sleeping zones rather than one open room.

This suite includes two private bathrooms, each stocked with bathrobes, free toiletries, a hair dryer, shampoo and soap. Having two bathrooms is especially useful with the sofa bed in use, so guests in the living area aren't sharing the bedroom's bathroom.

Unlike a standard guest room, the Luxury Tower Suite - One Bedroom separates the bedroom from the living space, adding a sitting area with a desk and sofa bed alongside the king bedroom. At 625 sq. ft., it gives families and longer-staying guests noticeably more room to spread out than a typical double-occupancy room.

Yes. The pillowtop mattress, down comforter, and premium hypo-allergenic bedding in the bedroom are paired with turndown service and champagne service, making the suite feel geared toward a celebratory stay or an extended visit where comfort matters. The separate living area with a desk also suits guests who want a workspace apart from the bedroom.

Guests in this suite have access to the resort's heated indoor pool and year-round heated outdoor pool, both open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, along with the fitness center on the lower level. The resort's 25,000-square-foot Spa is also on property, though spa facility use is limited to guests 16 and older.

Being inside the main hotel building, this suite is close to the 1902 Main Dining Room for breakfast and dinner and Stickney's on the patio level for lunch and dinner, as well as the Rosebrook Bar behind the Great Hall's grand staircase. Guests wanting a livelier evening can also reach The Cave, the resort's prohibition-era speakeasy, without needing to leave the property.

Yes. With the king bedroom for parents and the double sofa bed in the separate living space, this suite gives older children or teens their own area to settle in, rather than sharing one open room. It suits families who want some separation between the adults' sleeping space and the rest of the group.

Beyond the usual suite amenities, this room includes two private bathrooms rather than one, which is a meaningful upgrade when traveling as two couples or a family using the sofa bed. The blackout drapes in the bedroom also help guests sleep in after a day of skiing, hiking, or exploring the White Mountains.