I have literally no idea. Seems to good to be true. Check trip advisor

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There’s a glorified campground in Hollis that has unheated cabins with no power. Is that the case?

Even then, that is a pretty good deal for a campground. The site clearly depicts a structure near farms.

It's either a typo for $130 or you're going to be murdered in your sleep.

Could be both. Is Hollis crappy? I thought all of NH was quaint and safe.

It looks nice from the pictures

Hollis is one of the most desirable towns in southern NH.

I do not think it is worth the usual nightly price that google is showing. The website talks about a place called Silver Lake, is that any good?

Wow! This is really a good deal then. Thank you!

Silver Lake imo is nothing to brag about

Does the room have electricity/running water? Or is just a cabin in the woods

There are lamps in the photos so I am going to assume yes to electricity. It appears to be one big structure with multiple rooms. Breakfast is included too!

It’s definitely a pricing error.

I drive past that every day. A coworker of mine lived there for 6 months before finding real housing. He said it was fine but the owners was creepy.

Creepy? How so?

Silver lake has a swim advisory like every year for most of the summer. Water is dirty from the birds

I always thought it was dirty from the swimmers using it as a bathroom.

It's definitely a typo, then.

Probably that too

Thanks for the feedback, I have a sensitive immune system and this would not be good. I wonder how such a prestigious town can have such a toilet?

This is that place that is billed as a "Motel, Inn, and Campground", right? Dude do not go. The bedbugs alone are not worth it, and an ton of addicts live there. The entire back property stretches into the woods and has halogen lighting illuminating many trailers with very skuzzy people.

If you are going to NH, check out the franconia notch area, the seacoast, or hit up Funspot in Laconia. That place is awesome and was featured in a "FistFull of Quarters". Don't tour the southern part of the state.

Source: Went to school on the border and swung up there for bars and to avoid sales-tax.

Its a nice quiet town with lots of farms, orchards and woods. It doesn't really have any bad neighborhoods. Its near Nashua, which is an ok small city. I can't see anyone getting a room for $13/night, so that's certainly fishy. Have you reached out to the owner and checked it out on google street view?

Nope, that place is in Nashua. This is further down the road in Hollos, looks like a house

I've never been there, but I live really close. They offer the locals a place to warm up and shower when we have power outages, so that's cool.

Not sure why you would want to vacation here though. Not a whole lot going on.

yeeees, please come on in...

Hollis is safe and fine. I don’t know about that place.

It's like that in a lot of the smaller bodies of water in the summer.

No, Timber Post is a legit antique colonial with big barn turned B&B. On Broad St/rt 130, the main road headed from Nashua to Hollis Center.
Only heard good things about this place.

Too many houses and septic systems built around such a small lake. Last year was a Cyanobacteria bloom. Silver Lake makes news for being stagnant with no fresh water to replenish other than rain. It's a NH State Park and utilized throughout summer by busloads of children from Mass. Grounds are nice as a green space with picnic tables, just stay out of the water.

I am driving up to Montreal for spring break. Was looking to make a road trip out of it. Was not even considering this area but the price was too attractive. It seems that there is something wrong with either the price or the establishment itself. I really appreciate the feedback, but the last thing I need for my trip is to get into some Stephen King BS so far from home.

Exactly the vibe I am getting. I know when to yeet out.

Yeah, it does not add up. A place this supposedly nice for only 13 dollars? I appreciate the feedback, but something smells fishy, and I mean besides your silver lake.

I live in the town next to Hollis. It's a beautiful, desirable town. I drive past this b&b often. It's definitely a pricing error.

Check the cleaning fee

Agree. Beautiful area. We raised our kids there. I don’t get the $13 though. The tax would be that much.

It’s only $400.

I would bet they would charge that if I booked it and did not even show up.

Are you saying the water is bad because of dirty Massachusetts children and not clean New Hampshire children? 🧐

So you are telling me to go to the good house on the road, not the bad one with the drug addicts just a few miles away?

Absolutely sold on this place.

Yeah, even 130 is pretty low these days (tho maybe not in Hollins)

Typo. On their website, the grey room is priced at over $200/night.

If it’s a pricing error, are they required to honor it just like a big box store must?

I used to live in Hollis. The people there are the worst.

Have you ever wondered what a lampshade made out of human skin looks like?

… have you tried calling them to verify?

Well people on here are suggesting it is a typo, but 13 is not even close to the typical nightly price, and it is a one off on an off night, so I thought it might be a good sale. TBH, I was hoping to stay in some place with more to offer, but this deal was too good to not look into.

Idk, $200 and $13 are really far apart on the keyboard.

Yeah, I don't think they'd even let you look at a room in Hollis for $13

My ex boyfriend went there as a kid and was horrified to see a piece of poop floating in the water by him. He never went back. My mom use to took me and my siblings there and we all ended up with ear infections. We also never went back.

Where the heck is this place? I didn't even know it existed and I grew up in Nashua!

If you saw a place for $13 in the shittiest town you know would you think it was legit or a typo?

Hollis is not a shitty town.

That is not the impression I get from most of these comments

I live in Hollis. This B&B is on Broad St, which is a main road from the highway into Hollis. This B&B is in an old historical farm house. I would say this is a pricing error. Hollis is a small town, and there isn't a whole lot going on here, it is a nice town for raising a family, but not a tourist destination. I think it is more suited for people visiting family in town.

You could not be more incorrect.

No, the lake is spring fed and doesn't stay cold enough, so cyanobacteria is a problem. Before regulations locked things down, people bought land and built homes right up against the edge of the lake. Many of the houses are little fishing shacks, probably built in the 50s. The septic systems are most likely grandfathered in. The lake is being monitored/studied by the state university, hopefully they'll figure out the source of the issues. I would not recommend swimming there, feels like swimming in warm bathwater mid summer.

Nashua is the town/city that borders Hollis. Median income in Nashua is 36k, median income in Hollis is 140k. They are starkly different towns. Hollis is a NIMBY town, with a rural feel. 'Farming community' which really equates to wealthy buying up the farm land and building their mansions in the middle of a field. That said, the motel is something you drive past when going to Hollis, immediately entering Hollis from Broad St, it goes from suburb sprawl, to farm land.

That said, I think you would be better served going up the coast line, there will be more interesting things there. Otherwise, go further north in NH there are a lot more tourist activities past Manchester/Concord

Thank you for the direction! I am excited to see your mountain man, and I hear you have a bear show where a man chases me with a gun!

>Median income in Nashua is 36k, median income in Hollis is 140k. They are starkly different towns. Hollis is a NIMBY town, with a rural feel. 'Farming community' which really equates to wealthy buying up the farm land and building their mansions in the middle of a field. That said, the motel is something you drive past when going to Hollis, immediately entering Hollis from Broad St, it goes from suburb sprawl, to farm land.

Do you know if they register as farms for the tax breaks without actually outputting anything? That is popular with charter boats and fishing where I am from.