“Quaint country inn set amongst hundreds of acres of ancient woodland. Interiors are traditional without seeming dated and offer a glimpse into classic small-town New England charm. Huge variety of summer and winter activities on offer. Fresh, local ingredients are served up in the restaurant.”
“Quaint country inn set amongst hundreds of acres of ancient woodland. Interiors are traditional without seeming dated and offer a glimpse into classic small-town New England charm. Huge variety of summer and winter activities on offer. Fresh, local ingredients are served up in the restaurant.”
Hotel Review
The Adair Inn is a true gem nestled in the heart of New Hampshire's natural beauty. Warm service meets excellent facilities (a library, 'man cave' in the form of a stone-walled den with games and a fireplace, and spacious living room) to create an atmosphere of comfort, ease and serene joy. Delicious breakfast and afternoon tea are included, and for those guests who like to dine in, the restaurant serves flavourful New England cuisine. Dishes such as Woodland Mushroom Fricassee, Grilled Filet Mignon and Crab & Artichoke Gratin grace the carefully planned and lovingly prepared menu. The Inn has nine rooms, each of which has benefited from a unique interior design. Some rooms have fireplaces, some offer four-poster beds in gleaming hardwood and some come with such spectacular views of the mountains that you wan't want to budge from the windowsill. All rooms feature super-soft bath robes, Lindt chocolates, and snuggly armchairs. The sleepy nearby town of Bethelehem, New Hampshire offers its own fair share of attractions: The Bethlehem Heritage Society Museum, The Colonial Movie Theatre and the Rocks Estate (a pick-your-own Christmass tree farm) are within a short driving distance. A little further afield guests can partake in a seemingly never-ending list of fun activities in sun and snow: golf, skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, hiking, biking, rock climbing, fishing, kayaking, birdwatching, ice skating and tennis.
Recommended For
- Romantic Break
- A restriction on young children and emphasis on candlelit dinners, romantically decorated rooms and picturesque surroundings.
- Skiing
- In addition to skiing you can go on a Horse Sleigh Ride, snowshoeing, sledding or ice skating.
- Hideaway
- Perched atop a hillock in 200 acres of forest you can truly retreat into a private heaven!
- Local markets
- Bethlehem has a Saturday farmers market in summer months.
- Country Escape
- Tennis
- Great walks
- Fishing
- Golf
- Kayaking
- Wildlife Area
- Charming
- Whether snuggling up for the holidays or enjoying a relaxed summer break, the charming environs will make you feel at home.
- In/by a Nature Reserve
- Situated in 750,000 acres of natural beauty of the White Mountain National Forest.
- Boutique
- This inn only has nine rooms, each individually decorated.
- Restrictions on children
- Children older than 12 years are welcome
- Quiet
- Free wifi
- Sit-out Terrace
- Hills & mountains
- Spa
- Restaurant
- B&B
- Secluded setting
- Inn
Facilities
- Restrictions on children
- Children older than 12 years are welcome
- No pets
- Parking
- Massage
- Fireplace
- Bar
- Free wifi
- Library
- Bicycle hire
- Billiard/pool table
- Sit-out Terrace
- Adult Only
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Garden
- Suites
- Wifi
- Air conditioning
- Games room
Activities
- Skiing
- In addition to skiing you can go on a Horse Sleigh Ride, snowshoeing, sledding or ice skating.
- Local markets
- Bethlehem has a Saturday farmers market in summer months.
- Tennis
- Great walks
- Fishing
- Golf
- Kayaking
- Wildlife Area
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Adair Country Inn and Restaurant
An air of yesteryear refinement infuses Adair, a three-story Georgian Revival home that attorney Frank Hogan built as a wedding present for his daughter in 1927. Dorothy Adair's hats adorn the place, as do books and old photos from the era. This is a luxurious, well-run country inn, with walking paths that wind through 200 acres of gardens designed by Olmsted Brothers.
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