It's a classic New England Inn with rustic furnishings and feel. The bed, bathroom and room in general was comfortable. Also, the location was ideal for our plan to Nordic ski.

Primarily it was the check in experience. After a rough drive through a snow squall, we arrived to find the front door locked. I noticed a back door so walked around to find that door open. Unfortunately there was no one in the office and initially no one responded when we loudly yelled "hello, anyone here!". The number provided went to voice mail. Soon another guest did come out and was very helpful in giving us a direct number he happened to know of the owner. Again, voice mail, but a woman did call me back within a few minutes and explained that our check-in sheet was hanging on the wall and keys were in the rooms. Also, it was unfortunate that the Tavern was closed both days we were there because we had planned on eating dinner, having drinks and also eating breakfast there.

This was a return trip to the Wildcat. We come back often as we love the vibe both of the Inn and the Tavern Staff are friendly and service is good. You feel like a local at the Tavern as everyone is friendly. The rooms are clean and comfy especially with the gas stove.

Some times it’s hard to find the staff during off hours. It would be helpful if they left a sign at the check in desk to ring a bell or call them. I wanted to buy some merchandise but no one was available It would be nice if they had some simple breakfast options such as pastries or cereal.

We checked in late and the on-site manager was there to greet us. He even offered to help with luggage and offered us great beers. More than accommodating and welcoming. The room was clean, the bathroom was spotless. The air conditioner kept the room nice and cool. Definitely a cozy feel. Easy off street parking and perfect location to everything. Way better than staying in North Conway.

The bed for the room was very soft, fyi if you prefer a more firm mattress.

Having the attached tavern for dinner is an amazing amenity, and the food was spectacular. I also really loved the stove in the room - it helped keep us toasty during the very cold temps overnight, and it was a great place to warm our ski boots ahead of the ski day.

The only thing I wish we had was a mini fridge in the room to store our leftovers from the tavern. We ordered some of the "Irish nachos" to-go to enjoy as a late night snack, but realized that there wasn't a fridge in the room to store them. Luckily it was a cold night, so the window sill worked enough as a fridge to keep our leftovers fresh.

We stayed on the third floor, in a two-room suite facing the mountains, and it was very cozy and quiet.

As is the case everywhere right now, the inn was understaffed when we were there (late July 2023), so they didn't offer dinner two nights a week (which happened to be the two nights we were staying there, Sunday and Monday). The staff who were there, though, were very accommodating and friendly. I imagine things will be back to normal soon, especially for ski season.

The ambiance of the inn was charming. The room was well appointed. We liked the gas log fireplace that provided heat and a comfortable focal point. The coffee available in the dining room was very good. It was quiet, and we enjoyed our view of the garden. We wish we would have stayed longer.

A complimentary breakfast would have been nice. It was difficult to contact the property after 5 pm. (We were told, upon arrival, that they were short staffed.)

We loved this place! The rooms are so cozy and charming. The whole inn was very quiet, which was nice, and staff was very thoughtful, giving us extras of everything for our extended stay. The garden outside was GORGEOUS, and while we didn't get a chance to eat there, the menu looked fabulous, and the atmosphere was perfect. Would DEFINITELY stay again.

Staff was hard to find, although I knew I could reach them with a quick call. There were no refrigerators in the rooms, but when I called staff to ask if there was a place I could put a refrigerated item, they welcomed me to put it in the tavern's kitchen fridge.

It’s right in the middle of Jackson town. I’ve been going to Jackson for over 25 years. I had been staying at Eagle Mountain House but they changed too much and didn’t care about loyal customers. Wildcat was wonderful. The staff to the owner Stew. They were friendly and the tavern for dinner was fantastic. The tavern had live excellent music. Food was delicious. Big variety of brewery beers and nice selection of wine.

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Had dinner at the tavern all three nights of our stay. Food was good, better than expected at a tavern. Good selections with different specials each night. They don't serve breakfast, but Yesterdays (two doors north) was open Friday-Monday with delicious breakfast food. The Inn is quaint, old, well-updated and very comfortable. Gas stove replica heated the room; a very cozy touch. We were there during the off-season (mid-April) so not much of a crowd. Live music in the tavern was wonderful and brought in lots of locals. We especially enjoyed Al Shafner's nostalgia songs from the 60' and 70's on Friday night. Hosts Stu and Pam were very friendly and accommodating. Overall delightful experience.

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I loved the gardens, the quaint town setting.

Limited sitting ability. Brought in a lawn chair and carried it three flights of stairs so that my husband and I could sit in the room and watch TV. We are over 65. Climbing three flights of stairs repeatedly was unreasonable to expect. The restaurant was also closed and there was no coffee in the room, no ice so we also needed to carry in a small cooler, luggage, and control a dog.