Top Hotels Near Lovejoy Bridge in Andover

"The cabin was beautiful. "

"Clean, family friendly property. Great communication with the hosts. Would definitely return for another visit."

"Great stay, incredible property!"

"We stayed 3 nights. The house was a little beautiful house. Nice little front yard not much of a backyard but the area is beautiful. Had everything we needed and more. The owner was so helpful and did everything he could to accommodate us. I appreciate all your help! Will 100% stay again! "

"Property was well set up with lots of things for the family to do. Everything you could need to enjoy a relaxing and private mountain break. Sauna and hot tub were very clean and well mentioned. Host was responsive and always available. Thanks "

"Great place plenty of privacy and close to Sunday Ruver"

"Looking for the perfect spot to celebrate a birthday or enjoy a fun-filled ski weekend? Look no further than this charming 1860s farmhouse! It’s the ideal blend of rustic charm, comfort, and just the right amount of whimsy.The house offers plenty of space for a group ski trip with friends, with enough bedrooms for everyone to spread out and relax. The farmhouse has a lived-in feel, making it feel like home right away—cozy, warm, and full of character. The eclectic decor, complete with an impressive collection of plants (some might even call it a jungle), adds a playful touch to the space. It’s the kind of place where you won’t stress if you spill something—comfortable, welcoming, and perfect for making memories.There’s a fish tank in the living room that brings an extra layer of tranquility to the experience. Having the option to watch something on the 85” TV above or observe the fish swimming below was oddly therapeutic—honestly, it might’ve been the most zen part of the house. Between the hot tub and the fish, we had a full aquatic spa experience.All in all, this farmhouse is the perfect spot for a birthday getaway or a friends' ski trip. Cozy, comfortable, and full of charm, it’s a place you won’t forget—just make sure to say goodbye to the fish before you leave!"