Hancock InnHancock, New Hampshire
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 The Inn was built by Noah Wheeler shortly after the town was incorporated, the first in the area to offer both accommodations along with food and beverages. It remains true to its origin as it is filled with colonial style furniture, many antiques from New England and paintings and curios "of the period." Today guests can relax and enjoy the historic ambiance with modern amenities, including central air, private bathrooms - some with whirlpool tubs and one with a two person Jacuzzi. In the winter, you will find guests relaxing in the Tavern and Dining Room in front of the large wood burning fireplaces - while in the summer most folks kick back on the front porch in one of the old fashioned wooden rocking chairs. The Tavern opens for drinks at 5:00 PM. Either relax in the Tavern while putting together a puzzle, play a game of checkers by the fireplace or sit on the front porch and watch the world amble by! The Inn has received the prestigious Wine Spectator Award for the past four years, so be sure to let Robert help you select a wine to pair with your dinner or dessert. The Hancock Inn's restaurant has been named one of the top 25 in the country by the American Association of Restaurant Scientists. Chef Ben Cass and Sous Chef Julie Cordatos offer traditional New England fare with a modern flair. Recent accolades include: "The pot roast was out of this world, the bruschetta was fabulous" - Manchester Union Leader, June 6, 2001. Area Attractions and Activities: Even though Hancock is a small quiet village, the surrounding area offers many fun things to do and see. Climb Mount Monadnock , the most climbed mountain in North America. Hike the many trails in the area, including the Harris Center and Mount Skatutakee. Gather wild blueberries on Pitcher Mountain (July). Visit the boyhood home of Samuel Wilson (1766 - 1854), known as Uncle Sam. Visit Willa Cather and Amos Fortune's gravesites in Jaffrey. Go shopping at Eastern Mountain Sports, Sharon Art Center, Peterborough Basket Company, Gibson Pewter, Frye's Measure Mill, and New Hampshire's Antique Co-op. Be part of "living history" at The Shaker Village at Canterbury and St Gaudens house and gardens. Go downhill skiing at Crotchet Mountain. Go crosscountry skiing at Windblown. Go hiking, biking, kayaking, swimming... And the list goes on... Services: Sitting room, library, Jacuzzis, suites, fireplace, cable TV, bar Most Popular Rooms: Rufus Porter: Queen antique four poster maple bed, full wall mural painted in 1825 by Rufus Porter, well-known American primitive artist. Gas woodstove fireplace, bath with tub and shower. A room that Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward called their favorite. The Norway Plain Room: This room looks out over our backyard and gardens to Norway Plain. This room has a cherry king cannonball and bell four poster bed and a sitting area with a gas fireplace. The bathroom has a whirlpool tub with shower. |
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Season: All year Rates: 125.00 - 290.00 US Dollars (double occupancy) Rooms: 14 With private baths: 14 Mealplan: Breakfast included Food Served:
Payment methods accepted:  This bed and breakfast has been rated by either a local or national association. Please inquire as to which Associations this inn is affiliated. |
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