“We met Cheryl for the first time in 2011, when I was looking for a nice B&B strategically located in the middle of the state, which would give us access to everything New Hampshire has to offer. We keep coming back to The Maples at Warner ever since... We love New Hampshire, we love this charming and full of character B&B, and we love our welcoming and gracious host. We are planning on visiting Warner this fall, as we do every year, to celebrate foliage season and all the beauty that comes with it. Thanks Cheryl!”
— Cristina Ispas
“Stayed a couple of years ago. Pretty inn with nice, cozy rooms. We were able to bring our dog along and that made our stay that much better. Great place!”
— Karen Leauber
“We have stayed at The Maples many times over the past three years, as we have a student attending a nearby college. The beds are the most comfortable I have slept on. The antiques, rooms and decor are lovely. Cheryl has the most amazing breakfasts and has provided many services above and beyond what most proprietors provide. We will be back in Oct. and many times to come.”
— Michelle M Smrecek
“We felt like home. Very nice stay, great host, excellent breakfast, very clean and we had a beautiful room.
Thank you very much.”
— louise Desjardins
“Thanks for a great weekend, Cheryl & Hank. The loan of the snow shoes and ski pants was above and beyond, and the gluten free breakfast was scrumptious. We can't have pets at our house, so having the dogs and cats made my daughter CRAZY happy! Wishing you all the best.”
— Seana Baughman
“Came across The Maples at Warner on the internet while searching for a place to stay when visiting my daughter who attends New England College in Henniker.
Less than 30 minutes away, the Maples at Warner was a great find! A very warm and inviting place with the comforts of your own home. It's also a great spot for hikers! Truly a great find! Looking forward to our 3rd visit!”
— Denise Nowakowski
“I had a wonderful stay I'm planning on going back in june!! :)”
— sophie veronneau
“Cannot say enough great things about staying with Cheryl and Hank in June 2018 at The Maples at Warner!
This B & B is charming and the history of the home is fascinating. Cheryl is delightful - offering the exactly right suggestions for antiquing, dining, and sunset cruises on Lake Sunapee, sharing her personal stories about family and writing, and attending to every guest's quirks and personal needs.
Our room had it's own air conditioning unit that allowed us to adjust the temperature exactly to our own liking. (Don't assume in New England that you'll have air conditioning at all. ASK.) And, when one of the guests noted their room was too warm, Hank immediately popped in a new air conditioning unit for their room, too!
The bed was very comfortable (a Sealy Posturpedic, she said) and the linens were quality, too. In the dining room, Cheryl and Hank had provided a small refrigerator with beverages for our use.
And, it was an additional bonus to be greeted by YoYo, her Staffordshire terrier mix and his canine buddy as well as Bergy (the orange and white cat) and her feline companions.
There was nothing formal or stuffy about this B & B. The hosts were just focused on making sure the guests were comfortable.
When I'm back in this part of the country, I'll definitely plan to stay at The Maples at Warner with Cheryl and Hank again. Not surprised that so many of their guests are repeat visitors!”
— Tamara Suttle
“The Maples at Warner was one of our stops during our northeast road trip recently. This place is cozy and close to everything you could imagine— an hour and a half from Boston, Montpelier, and half an hour from Concord. Unforunately, we were only able to stay one night, but we would definitely come back! Cheryl is one awesome woman and her dog and cats are super friendly!”
— Haille Anderson
“I took my boyfriend for his birthday. We had the best time. Cheryl showed us all kinds of adventures to go on. We stayed in Uncle Frank's room. Thank you Cheryl”
— Heather Shaw
“You couldn't ask for a more "New England" inn, and I should know as I was a traveling salesman for decades, and grew up in a 200 year-old farm house in rural CT. Situated in the delightful downtown of Warner, the ambiance is reinforced with the unpretentious yet soothing interior, the wood burning stove in the main floor room, the period correct bedrooms, spiffy clean bathroom, and the breakfast with crispy bacon, NH maple syrup, and pancakes, fresh fruit, juice and great coffee.”
— John Coleman
“I stumbled upon "The Maples at Warner" by accident. I was stranded in a bad snowstorm in February, and needed a safe place to spend the night. The Inn was beyond amazing - the bedroom was comfortable, clean and dare, I say, luxurious. Cheryl was a kind and inviting innkeeper. She invited me to join her for dinner, since I was so rattled from driving in the snow. Breakfast the next morning was amazing, also! She's a fantastic cook and baker!! I look forward to my next stay at "The Maples", when I return for pleasure and not because of dangerous weather!”
— Heather Rogers
“We stayed at the Maples in Warner, New Hampshire for two nights. We loved the colonial home, the location, the innkeeper, the price, the ambiance, the cleanliness, the pets, the conversation, the food, and the concern for our comfort and safety. We are both developmentally disabled. Cheryl Johnson treated us with great dignity and respect. I am diabetic. Cheryl gently assisted me in breakfast planning. I plan to visit again as soon and often as possible. Warner is a tiny village located 20 minutes from the state Capitol.”
— Steven Dickerson
“this is the best ever bed and breakfast that I have stayed at. skip the Air b and B's. Get the service that you deserve at an bed and breakfast. the service is outstanding, Cheryl and Hank are so nice, they gave me suggestions on what it see and hikes to explore.
Thank you for having me in your lovely home. We stayed in Uncle Franks room.”
— Heather Shaw
“We stayed here on two occasions and look forward to returning. Cheryl is a wonderful host. The rooms are clean, comfortable and the breakfast is truly exceptional.”
— Stephanie Agurkis
“After beginning an association with the nearby Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, it was the lucky second trip when I first stayed at The Maples at Warner. Friendly, relaxing and gracious describes the hosts Cheryl and Hank, the experience, and the surprising town of Warner. Cheryl was always helpful in booking out my planned schedule with the museum and eager to help when changes occurred. They were also attentive in meeting my dietary needs. For me, it is just like staying with relatives - relatives you like and who like you back. Save the last room for me.”
— Bill Saintgeorge
“A recent 2 night stay at The Maples was all around perfect. The Innkeeper, Cheryl, was friendly and inviting. Equally important was that The Maples was clean, cozy and comfortable. The resident cats were a delight and gave the feeling of being in one’s own home or that of family. Warner, NH itself doesn’t have a whole lot going on but it’s very centrally located in Merrimack County to other areas such a Concord, and New London. The bed linens were crisp and comfortable and the mattress super comfortable. The Inn has its own parking area and the common area parlor downstairs is so cozy and comfortable. If you prefer the charm that a B&B can offer then by all means stay at The Maples.”
— Scott Sutter
“Upon entry it was so welcoming it was like warm arms surrounded us. Greeted by Cheryl who escorted us to our room to ensure we liked our room.
Our room was very beautiful, clean and cozy.
Bed was most comfy bed I ever slept in.
In the morning we received a wonderful and tasty breakfast which included freshly made biscuits, mixed fruit, eggs to order with kolbasia.
Upcountry checkout; Cheryl’s like family and I’d love to stay again.”
— Catherine Young
