Restaurant Hotels in the White Mountains
Most of the restaurant inns here are small country inns with their own dining rooms. Snowvillage Inn in Eaton has Max's Restaurant and Pub, with 40 seats and a seasonal menu, and The 1785 Inn in North Conway has a candlelit dining room that makes Caesar salads tableside. Sugar Hill Inn, a 1789 farmhouse for adults, serves dinner with views of the Franconia Range, and Hideaway Inn Franconia Notch, the restored annex of the Sunset Hill grand hotel, has dining on the grounds.
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Snowvillage Inn
Eaton · Inn
A 17-room inn on the slopes of Foss Mountain in Eaton with panoramic views of Mount Washington and the Presidential Range, originally the home of Frank Simonds, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. Kevin Flynn and Jennifer Kovach have run it since the 1990s, along with Max's Restaurant and Pub: 40 seats, open to the public, with a seasonal menu using local and organic ingredients. Some rooms have fireplaces; all have mountain views.
Hideaway Inn Franconia Notch
Sugar Hill · Inn
The surviving 1880s annex of the original Sunset Hill grand hotel on Sugar Hill, which held 350 guests before it closed in 1973 and was torn down. The annex was restored and reopened in 2015, and reopened again in 2026 under Hideaway Inns as Hideaway Inn Franconia Notch, with 32 redesigned rooms. From the ridge, the White Mountains are visible to the east and Vermont's Green Mountains to the west. There is a golf course and dining on the grounds.
The Beal House Inn
Littleton · Inn
An 1833 Federal farmhouse at 2 West Main Street in Littleton that has reopened after a year of renovations. There are 7 suites, each with a full bathroom, and stays have a two-night minimum. The owners say the restaurant, with a rotating menu by chef Hwasoo, will open to the public on weekends.
Sugar Hill Inn
Sugar Hill · Inn
A farmhouse inn on Sugar Hill, built in 1789, with views of the Franconia Range from the dining room and most rooms. Rooms are in the main house and 7 cottage rooms, many with soaking tubs and fireplaces. Breakfast is made to order with in-house baking, the restaurant serves dinner, and massages are offered. Children are not allowed.
The 1785 Inn
North Conway · Inn
A 17-room inn on Route 16 at the north end of North Conway, built in 1785 by a Revolutionary War veteran on land granted for his service. It faces Mount Washington and the Presidential Range. The dining room is candlelit, and its menu includes Caesar salads made tableside and flambéed desserts.
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- •Several cook with local ingredients: Max's Restaurant at Snowvillage Inn uses local and organic produce, and Forty at Thorn Hill in Jackson focuses on locally sourced food.
- •In Littleton, the owners of The Beal House Inn, an 1833 Federal farmhouse with 7 suites, say its restaurant, with a rotating menu by chef Hwasoo, will open to the public on weekends.
- •North Conway's restaurants are a few minutes' drive from The 1785 Inn, for nights away from the inn dining rooms.
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