What Guests Are Saying About Their New Hampshire Stay
“Excellent stay. Super clean and cozy; guests were very responsive. Excellent location 10 mins from Cranmore. Night lights and sounds machines in every room was such a nice, thoughtful touch!”
“We had a great stay. The house was clean and very comfortable. The location was great- close the shops, restaurants, and still felt private. We would definitely visit again.”
“Wonderful house with a perfect layout for two families. Loved that each section of the house had its own bathroom. Very clean, sleek and modern but cozy and comfortable. Loved the proximity to downtown North Conway and Cranmore.”
“Extremely comfortable spot. Very quiet and comfortable. It’s an easy drive to multiple spots for dinner. Great walking in the area and a bit away from the crowds.”
“We really enjoyed our stay here. It was the perfect location for some peaceful relaxation. Everything was as advertised, and the home was well equipped. We would absolutely make a return visit in the future.”
“We really enjoyed our stay here. It was the perfect location for some peaceful relaxation. Everything was as advertised, and the home was well equipped. We would absolutely make a return visit in the future.”
Discover New Hampshire
New Hampshire packs an remarkable range into a compact state. From the rugged peaks of the White Mountains to the calm waters of Lake Winnipesaukee and the storied streets of Portsmouth, it’s a place where the scenery changes with the seasons and there’s always a reason to come back.
The White Mountains are one of the great hiking destinations in the Northeast. Mount Washington, the highest peak in the region, draws experienced hikers via trails like the Tuckerman Ravine and Jewell Trail. For more accessible routes, Franconia Notch State Park offers stunning walks around Echo Lake and the Flume Gorge, while the trails around North Conway provide rewarding views without the crowds.
Lake Winnipesaukee is the heart of the Lakes Region, offering sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and long afternoons on the water. Squam Lake, made famous by On Golden Pond, is quieter and ideal for those looking to truly unplug. For river adventures, the Saco River near Conway is a summer favorite for tubing and leisurely paddling through the countryside.
New Hampshire is one of the premier ski destinations in New England. Bretton Woods is the largest and most well-rounded resort in the state, set against the backdrop of Mount Washington. Loon Mountain and Cannon Mountain are excellent alternatives, with varied terrain and a classic New England feel. For a more low-key snow day, Gunstock Mountain is a great option for families and beginners.
Portsmouth is New Hampshire’s culinary capital and well worth a dedicated visit. Moxy and The Black Trumpet are standout dinner options, Cure is beloved for its charcuterie and natural wine, and Row 34 is a go-to for seafood done right. Beyond the city, the region’s farm-to-table culture shows up in local restaurants and markets throughout the Lakes Region and the Mount Washington Valley.
Each of New Hampshire’s towns has its own distinct character. Portsmouth charms with its colonial architecture, independent bookshops, and lively restaurant scene. North Conway is a natural base for White Mountains adventures, with outlet shopping and a relaxed Main Street energy. Wolfeboro on Lake Winnipesaukee bills itself as the oldest summer resort town in America and lives up to the title with its easy walkability and waterfront charm.