Notchland Inn

Off Route 302 in a wild section of Crawford Notch, this inn looks every bit like something out of a Sir Walter Scott novel. Built of hand-cut granite in the mid-1800s, Notchland is classy yet informal, perfectly situated for exploring the wilds of the White Mountains. The front parlor was designed by Gustav Stickley, a founder of the Arts & Crafts movement, in suitably wood-heavy style; check out the unique fireplace. Guest rooms are outfitted with antiques, wood-burning fireplaces, high ceilings, and individual thermostats. Some of the five suites have Jacuzzis and/or private decks; two are located in an adjacent former schoolhouse (the one upstairs has a wonderful soaking tub) and there are three new cottages, all with kitchens or wet bars. You may want to add the five-course dinner to your plan -- because the closest restaurant is a long, dark drive away. Nonguests can dine here, too.

Facilities:
Dining room; Jacuzzi; babysitting

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