Classic Inns & Hotels in New Hampshire

The Wentworth by the Sea, an 1874 grand hotel that had been moth-balled since the early 1980s, reopened in 2003 as the Wentworth by the Sea Marriott Hotel and Spa following a $25 million restoration of the historic property, located near Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on the island of New Castle.

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The Wentworth, an historic, "baby grand" hotel in Jackson, New Hampshire, offers just the right atmosphere for the truly, madly, deeply in love.

Have you taken your children to a grand hotel lately? That may seem an odd question… until you discover the Eagle Mountain House in Jackson, New Hampshire.

"Talk about romance and elegance," says JoAnn Harper in her review of The Inn at Thorn Hill & Spa in Jackson Village, New Hampshire.

This grand hotel in Dixville Notch, NH, is a four-season paradise. The 15,000-acre 1866 White Mountains estate has skiing, ice skating, golf, tennis, a private lake, more.

This turn-of-the-century inn in Franconia focuses on horseback riding in the summer and cross-country skiing in the winter.

If fine china and Mozart at breakfast are your cup of tea, plan a getaway stay at The Greenfield Inn in the mountains of southern New Hampshire.

This restored 1809 Federal town house in Exeter, New Hampshire, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and offers many rooms with fireplaces.

Once home to a 19th century linen mill, Mills Falls in Meredith, New Hampshire, is now the picturesque setting for three charming inns near shops and galleries.

Stay in Jackson, New Hampshire, at this secluded Gingerbread Victorian Inn that has seven guest rooms, canopy beds, fireplaces, and period antiques.

Hotel offers iPad amenity. Ale House Inn in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is first hotel in North America to offer complimentary in-room iPads to its guests.