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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Slow season so not all activities or restaurants were available but the trade off was how peaceful it was. The views are majestic everywhere you turn. The food was excellent and every staff member I encountered was kind and helpful. When we mentioned it was our 25th wedding anniversary, there were some treats with a card delivered to our room.
Slow season so not all activities or restaurants were available but the trade off was how peaceful it was. The views are majestic everywhere you turn. The food was excellent and every staff member I encountered was kind and helpful. When we mentioned it was our 25th wedding anniversary, there were some treats with a card delivered to our room.
This property is great if you are looking for an Inn right on the river to lull you to sleep. Where bald eagles and osprey fly by while you are eating a delicious homemade breakfast. Swim in the river or just sit and cool your feet. The pierce bridge is a local icon that is within walking distance. The beds are comfy. The people are welcoming. It’s just a really nice place that I will be back to.
This property is great if you are looking for an Inn right on the river to lull you to sleep. Where bald eagles and osprey fly by while you are eating a delicious homemade breakfast. Swim in the river or just sit and cool your feet. The pierce bridge is a local icon that is within walking distance. The beds are comfy. The people are welcoming. It’s just a really nice place that I will be back to.
This a resort with nearly everything one could want. There is a ton to do on premises, and lot off, being in the Mt. Washington national forest.
Hotel Staff are very friendly, servers/bartenders are a mixed bag.
The food is very good, but pricey. Within 10-20 miles are a number of very good restaurants on Route 302, both East and West of the resort - don;t take all of your meals on the property.
Also pricey is the Spa, but the experience is awesome and the staff incredibly 'on point'...
This a resort with nearly everything one could want. There is a ton to do on premises, and lot off, being in the Mt. Washington national forest.
Hotel Staff are very friendly, servers/bartenders are a mixed bag.
The food is very good, but pricey. Within 10-20 miles are a number of very good restaurants on Route 302, both East and West of the resort - don;t take all of your meals on the property.
Also pricey is the Spa, but the experience is awesome and the staff incredibly 'on point'...
One of the nicest hotel rooms ever. Larger room than most. Great decor. Quality furniture and cabinets. Wood trim and doors properly painted - not rolled on for quick job. Two glasses in the bathroom for guests. Dimmer switch in bath that allowed to use as nightlight. Thermostat controlled AC - NOT through the wall noisy hotel unit. Large shower. Clean new construction- but solid quality build! So wonderful and appreciated!
One of the nicest hotel rooms ever. Larger room than most. Great decor. Quality furniture and cabinets. Wood trim and doors properly painted - not rolled on for quick job. Two glasses in the bathroom for guests. Dimmer switch in bath that allowed to use as nightlight. Thermostat controlled AC - NOT through the wall noisy hotel unit. Large shower. Clean new construction- but solid quality build! So wonderful and appreciated!
Brand new owners, absolutely delightful couple. The owner saw me clearing snow off my car and he lent a hand.
It is a handsome property, originally a farmhouse built in 1791.
The food was excellent, a different menu for breakfast and dinner every day, stressing local produce as much as possible. Good bar, with 1st class wine list & cocktail selection.
First class linens (Supima cotton on bed) and Gilchrist & Soames toiletries. Plenty of bathroom linens.
Ample heat available in the...
Brand new owners, absolutely delightful couple. The owner saw me clearing snow off my car and he lent a hand.
It is a handsome property, originally a farmhouse built in 1791.
The food was excellent, a different menu for breakfast and dinner every day, stressing local produce as much as possible. Good bar, with 1st class wine list & cocktail selection.
First class linens (Supima cotton on bed) and Gilchrist & Soames toiletries. Plenty of bathroom linens.
Ample heat available in the...
PETER
Reviewed December 28, 2021Reviewed December 28, 2021
We stayed at the Franconia Inn in mid-November and it was a perfect stay! This area is very rural and the inn offers one of the only restaurants in the region, which made meals very easy. Thank you for offering take out to our room!! Our room itself was adorable, not at all a stuffy B&B, and it was relaxing hanging out by the multiple fireplaces and in the game room. The property is gorgeous and you feel a million miles away while still being in the center of everything. Will be back again!
We stayed at the Franconia Inn in mid-November and it was a perfect stay! This area is very rural and the inn offers one of the only restaurants in the region, which made meals very easy. Thank you for offering take out to our room!! Our room itself was adorable, not at all a stuffy B&B, and it was relaxing hanging out by the multiple fireplaces and in the game room. The property is gorgeous and you feel a million miles away while still being in the center of everything. Will be back again!
Rebecca
Reviewed November 18, 2021Reviewed November 18, 2021
When we first pulled up, our hearts sank. We didn't realize we had booked a room at a motel. We didn't think we'd be able to get a room somewhere else at the last second so we decided to stay despite our reservations. I am so glad we did! The Pinkham house, basically an apartment over the office, was very clean, roomy and had everything we needed and then some. The staff was very friendly and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we knew where the best place to eat, shop and...
When we first pulled up, our hearts sank. We didn't realize we had booked a room at a motel. We didn't think we'd be able to get a room somewhere else at the last second so we decided to stay despite our reservations. I am so glad we did! The Pinkham house, basically an apartment over the office, was very clean, roomy and had everything we needed and then some. The staff was very friendly and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we knew where the best place to eat, shop and...
Marie
Reviewed February 25, 2024Reviewed February 25, 2024
Absolutely a wonderful place to stay. There was a Blizzard, and the room had a small gas stove, it was cozy. Having the tavern downstairs was a bonus, there was even live music. The memorabilia and historic photos around the Inn gave it a quaintness of years gone by. Jack was hospitable, giving us coffee in the am right from the kitchen.The bed is comfy and the sitting room is divided from the sleeping room, a nice feature. Note: No Fridge in the room but they give you ice. I would highly...
Absolutely a wonderful place to stay. There was a Blizzard, and the room had a small gas stove, it was cozy. Having the tavern downstairs was a bonus, there was even live music. The memorabilia and historic photos around the Inn gave it a quaintness of years gone by. Jack was hospitable, giving us coffee in the am right from the kitchen.The bed is comfy and the sitting room is divided from the sleeping room, a nice feature. Note: No Fridge in the room but they give you ice. I would highly...
Anne
Reviewed February 1, 2022Reviewed February 1, 2022
A Timeless Retreat in the Heart of Jackson.
I’ve been coming to the Eagle Mountain House for 30 years. My first visit was for my cousin’s wedding, and I remember being struck by the grandeur of this expansive, historic wooden hotel—and of course, the stunning mountain views that are just as breathtaking today.
I keep coming back because Jackson is such a quaint and charming town, and the Eagle Mountain House never loses its magic. Sitting on the front porch in a rocking chair, taking in the...
A Timeless Retreat in the Heart of Jackson.
I’ve been coming to the Eagle Mountain House for 30 years. My first visit was for my cousin’s wedding, and I remember being struck by the grandeur of this expansive, historic wooden hotel—and of course, the stunning mountain views that are just as breathtaking today.
I keep coming back because Jackson is such a quaint and charming town, and the Eagle Mountain House never loses its magic. Sitting on the front porch in a rocking chair, taking in the...
Carroll features 108 properties to choose from, and likely many will have a bar where you can enjoy a beer after a day out and about exploring. While you’re here, consider a visit to White Mountain National Forest.
Delight in the outdoors by visiting White Mountain National Forest, then check out the local bars and enjoy a refreshing drink. Other places to see include Carroll Town Hall. Carroll is well-known for its majestic mountain landscape.
When is the best time to visit Carroll?
Visiting local bars in Carroll is more fun in good weather. These rainfall averages and temperatures can help you decide the best time for bar hopping. The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 60°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 20°F. The snowiest months in Carroll are March, January, November, and December, with each month seeing an average of 15 inches of snowfall.
How can I get to Carroll and around the area?
Here are some of your transportation options in and around Carroll: Fly into Whitefield, NH (HIE-Mount Washington Regional), which is located 4.6 mi (7.4 km) from the heart of the city. You can also search for flights into Lyndonville, VT (LLX-Caledonia County), which is 30.1 mi (48.4 km) away. If you'd like to venture out around the area, consider renting a car to take in more sights.