Ferienparks in Keniston-Insel suchen

„The house was great and had everything we needed for a great extended family lake getaway.“

„Stayed 3 nights. Was very nice place. Did some sightseeing. Visited friends.“

„I could not leave a more glowing review. The owner is wonderful and provided clear instructions and flexibility and the property is gorgeous. The bed was plush and luxurious, the surround sound music over the large tub created an unparalleled relaxation experience, and the saltwater hot tub was soothing after a long day of movement. Thank you so much for a great experience, we would love to come back for a longer stay in the future!“

„Das Personal ist sehr freundlich, der Zustand des Hotels ist einwandfrei, das Frühstück ist sehr umfangreich und der Parkplatz ist gross. Uns hat es hier sehr gut gefallen.“

„Property was very clean, warm and welcoming. Beds were comfortable, and kitchen well stocked. Property manager was great at answering questions, and readily available. View of lake is unbeatable and just as you see in the photos. Would definitely recommend this listing.“

„The Windrifter ist eine tolle Unterkunft für Familien. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und die Kinder liebten die Spielmöglichkeiten. Die Lage ist perfekt für Ausflüge, Wolfeboro selbst ist sehr schön. In unseren Augen ist The Windrifter eine freundliche, liebevoll eingerichtete Familienunterkunft. Wir werden sicher noch einmal hier wohnen!“

„I have stayed at this motel many times. The area is beautiful. Staff is top notch and really go out of their way to accommodate you. The common areas are so well laid out and comfortable with something for everybody in the family. They have games, puzzles, pool table, foosball, TVs, and there is even a small library where you can take a book home you didn't have time to finish. I have never seen that before. The pictures don't do it justice. There is even beautiful Lake Wentworth with picnic ...

„This was just what we needed! Cute cottage in a perfect location. Nice dock. Easy paddle access to both Wentworth and Crescent lakes, and walking to town on the rail trail.“