Traditional Room

The room measures 225 sq. ft. and is arranged as a single guest room with a work desk, air conditioning and heating, and blackout drapes for sleeping in. It is a comfortable base for a resort stay where you will spend much of the day out at the pools, spa, slopes or restaurants.

Yes. The resort is family-oriented and welcomes children of all ages. A free crib is available, and the room can sleep up to five with two Queen beds. Guests 12 and under are considered children by the resort. Families can also use the indoor pool and the year-round heated outdoor pool, open daily from 6 AM to 10 PM. Rollaway beds are not offered.

Both are possible. Connecting rooms are available for larger groups or families who want more space. The room is wheelchair accessible and has closed-captioned TV. Request these features when you reserve so the resort can arrange them for your dates.

The room includes free Wi-Fi (25+ Mbps), a 37-inch flat-screen TV with cable, a mini-fridge and turndown service. The resort's mandatory resort fee covers the resort shuttle, including the ski shuttle, access to the fitness center and pools, in-room bottled water and ski storage. The fee has been reported at roughly $45 to $48.83 per night, depending on the date.

The resort has 1902, the historic Main Dining Room, which serves breakfast and dinner. Stickney's is a pub and steakhouse open daily for lunch and dinner. Rosebrook Bar serves afternoon drinks and light fare, and The Cave is a Prohibition-era speakeasy. Dinner at 1902 and Stickney's requires a reservation at 603-278-8864. Room service from the 1902 kitchen runs limited hours, with breakfast from 7 to 10 AM and dinner service in the evening.

Check-in is 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM, and early check-in or late check-out may be available for an additional fee. Guests must be 18 or older to reserve, and a photo ID is needed at check-in. Uncovered self-parking has been reported at about $20 per night and valet at about $35 to $40 per day. The resort also has an electric car charging station and wheelchair-accessible parking.

Yes. The Spa at Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa is a 25,000-square-foot day spa with 13 treatment rooms, a co-ed relaxation lounge with saunas and eucalyptus steam rooms, and a heated outdoor whirlpool. Spa services and facility use are limited to guests 16 and older. The resort recommends booking weekend treatments at least 30 days ahead.

The private bathroom features a shower/bathtub combination, plush towels and a hair dryer. Guests also receive bathrobes, shampoo, soap and other free toiletries, making it easy to clean up after a day on the slopes, the trails or at the pool.

The Traditional Room is offered with 1 Queen Bed or 2 Queen Beds, so it works equally well for a couple wanting an intimate retreat or a small family of up to five sharing the two-queen configuration. Either way, guests rest on a pillowtop mattress with premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and a down comforter, with blackout drapes to keep the room dark for sleeping in after a late night at the spa or slopes.

Yes. With turndown service and in-room champagne service available, the room lends itself nicely to an anniversary or couple's weekend, especially paired with a visit to The Spa at Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa, which welcomes guests 16 and older into its relaxation lounge and whirlpool.

The Traditional Room sits within the main resort building, putting the indoor and outdoor pools, the fitness center, the spa and dining rooms like 1902 and Stickney's all within easy reach without needing a car or shuttle. The resort's complimentary shuttle service, covered in the resort fee, is on hand for trips to the ski slopes and other on-property venues a bit further afield.

The Traditional Room is designed as a comfortable, efficient base for exploring the resort rather than a room built around a specific outlook, so most of your time with the Presidential Range and Mount Washington will be spent on the grounds, terraces and trails rather than from the window. Guests who want their room itself to frame the mountains may want to ask about a higher room category with more square footage when booking.

At 225 sq. ft., the Traditional Room is intentionally compact, with a desk, air conditioning and heating, and either one or two queen beds — the essentials for a stay centered on the resort's pools, spa, dining and slopes. Guests who plan to spend more downtime in the room itself, or who want additional space for a larger family, may prefer to step up to a bigger category, while the Traditional Room suits travelers who want a well-appointed place to sleep between activities.

It can be, particularly for couples or small families who spend most of the day at the pools, spa, golf course or ski slopes and simply need a quiet, comfortable room to return to. The mini-fridge, free Wi-Fi and daily turndown service add convenience for multi-night stays, though guests planning an extended visit with a lot of in-room time may want a larger category for extra space.

The resort enforces a night-rest policy limiting guest-room elevators and corridors after 10:30 PM to registered guests only, which helps keep the halls calm overnight. Because the Traditional Room is a standard interior-style room rather than one facing a specific nightlife venue, it generally offers a peaceful night's sleep after a day of activities.