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The Notchland Inn

At a Glance

    Pros

  • middle-of-the-forest setting
  • marvelous house and common rooms
  • original fireplaces
  • good dinner

    Cons

  • at 15 mi from the Bretton Woods ski area, will be too isolated for some
  • rooms could be better equipped (better bedding, for example)
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The Notchland Inn Review

Built in 1862 by Sam Bemis, America's grandfather of landscape photography, the house conveys mountain charm on a scale unmatched in New England. It's simply a legendary setting, in Crawford Notch, in the middle of the forest surrounded by the mountains. Innkeepers Les Schoof and Ed Butler have left wood-burning fireplaces in every room (17 in total in the house), have a big library, serve five-course meals, and give the range of the place to Felonie and Crawford, their immense Bernese Mountain Dogs.

    Hotel Details

  • 8 rooms, 5 suites, 2 cottages.
  • Rate includes breakfast.
  • Credit cards accepted.
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    The Notchland Inn Review

    We stayed one night at Notchland Inn and liked it. I saw a review that better bedding is needed and I would agree. The owners were very helpful even though the suggestion to go and have lobster at The Lobster Shack Two Lights on a Sunday was a bad one. The line up was looong and food quality very disappointing. I would recommend this place if you are looking for a quiet and homey get away.

    by pippilongstocking, 8/21/11

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