B&B i White Mountains

“Trevligt ägarpar som var otroligt vänliga och hjälpsamma”

“Old yet quirky inn. Our room was above the kitchen and we were awakened each morning before 7 AM because of the activities below. No one warned us of this. The breakfast was a mixed bag with fruit that was not freshly cut. Day 1 had an ok breakfast, not so much on day two. Overall, we liked our room, but we will not be returning.”

“The innkeepers were friendly, accommodating; the inn was very clean, nicely decorated. The breakfast was simple and ample.”

“What a beautiful place to stay! Very centrally located to embark on day trips throughout New England!! Loved it!!”

“What a warm and welcoming place to stay. Beds and pillows were super comfortable, very clean room. Common areas were cozy and clean. You will never find a better breakfast than the 3 course meal we had. Local yogurt, homemade lemon curd, with homemade granola and berries. Then wonderfully cooked frittata with Crème fraîche, local sourdough toast, and a bed of nice greens and radishes. Then the most amazing citrus olive oil cake. There is coffee, tea and homemade cookies always available....

“I arrived after dark and the hotel and the village were like a magical New England winter scene with sparkling lights everywhere. The proximity of the hotel to a typical New England church and numerous white painted wooden framed structures was a scene from our historical heritage. The hotel was reopened less than a year ago after extensive renovations. The outcome is a GEM. Decorations deserve an A+.”

“We had a memorable experience and stay at this family-friendly bed and breakfast. The rooms were comfortable and well suited for traveling with kids, and the inn itself was beautifully decorated. While the space feels historic, it’s elevated by creative, curated décor—including a charming winter-themed village along the walls that made the whole place feel like a Hallmark movie. The highlight of our stay was breakfast by Chef Liz. As a culinary chef, she focuses on seasonal menus, and every meal...