Experience vintage New England... and discover a quintessential mountain village escape.Step back in time to the golden era of travel whe... more »
Experience vintage New England... and discover a quintessential mountain village escape.
Step back in time to the golden era of travel when horse and buggy brought vacationers across the same covered bridge you'll travel through to on of America's historic country resorts. From the vintage appointments throughout the fireplaced lobby, to the classic library-game room, were chess matches were played sipping fine port, this Grande Dame makes no pretense about her age.
Established in 1879, guests still arrive today seeking the pristine air of the White Mountains, spectacular scenery and relaxation in an environment steeped in history.
The Eagle Mountain House location is a renowned recreational playground were Mother Nature displays a magnificent show each season. Breathtaking mountain views, spring-fed waterfalls, picnic lunches, the Wildcat River, sleigh rides and covered bridges...combine to create a quintessential mountain village experience. The Eagle Mountain House is a member of Historic Hotels of America.
Casual, comfortable guest rooms feature four-poster beds and down comforters are include on queen or two double beds. Suite offer more space and a sleep sofa area. All guest rooms have private baths, television, window fans and direct dial phone. Wireless high-speed internet is available.
In addition to the cozy library, families love the large game room with billiards, ping-pong, and video games.
Here at the Eagle Mountain House you'll dine in the tradition of true New England Hospitality. Period chandeliers, rich woodwork and panoramic views create an environment of casual dining. Classic New England cuisine is prepared with fresh and local ingredients. Menus are varied according to season and freshness.
Our famous Sunday Brunch, accompanied by live soft music, is a grand feast for guests and locals alike.
Our popular Tavern, embellished with antique photographs and vintage appointments, features creative libations and lighter fare. A favorite meeting spot, the Tavern hosts lively gatherings each afternoon and evening. Here golfers unwind in the summer and skiers warm near a fire in the winter.
Breakfast at the inn is a bountiful choice of light or hearty dishes. Fresh coffee is available throughout the day.
Spacious function rooms delight our many wedding and group guests.
Only the breathtaking views form the deck will impress you more than the grand Verandah itself. Wrapping for 280 feet around the inn, graced with dozens of rocking chairs, the Veranda eventually beckons every guest to read, relax or just watch the changing colors of the day.
If only time allowed for all the things you can do.
Right here at the resort?golf on one of New Hampshire?s prettiest, 9-hole courses that winds along the Wildcat River, featuring elevated tees and spectacular views from every hole.
Premier cross country ski from our front door, on the largest network of groomed trails in the northeast.
Enjoy the seasonal outdoor heated swimming pool and surrounding gardens. Play tennis, workout, relax in a sauna or hot tub.
Hike, bike, sled or snowshoe throughout our quaint village.
Throughout the Mt. Washington Valley?surrounded by three-quarters of a million acres of the National Forest, visitors enjoy rock climbing, hiking, fishing, down-hill skiing at six area mountains, horseback riding, sleigh rides, Story Land, antiques and art galleries? and of course, unbelievable tax-free outlet shopping minutes from our door.
Official Hotel Information
The Eagle Mountain House boasts a rich 130 year history. Originally built in 1879, this beautiful Bed and Breakfast was replaced in 1915, and is now a member of the Historic Hotels of America and on the Register of Historic Places. Noted for its simple charm and friendly service. Enjoy spectacular mountain and valley views from our 280-foot wrap around veranda from one of our 95 charming rooms and suites. Venture out to the White Mountains or enjoy a shopping excursion to the numerous local boutiques or tax-free discount outlet stores. If the indoors are more your style, curl up with a book in the fireplaced lobby, adorned with leather furniture and antique furnishings from the hotel's beginning. Complimentary WI-FI is available for those who wish to stay connected with the events of the world, or spend quality family time in one of our many family friendly areas.
Orbitz
55 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We were delighted to see the owners of this grand old hotel have been reinvesting and maintaining their facilities. We saw a new roof, fresh paints and shutters had all be done since our prior year visit. The guest rooms have new window decor and we
Hotel comes complete with babbling
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Posted Jul 05, 2008
Excellent
Hotel comes complete with babbling brooks, rushing waterfalls, and striking mountains. It?s grounds (including golf course) are very well maintained and landscaped. - Beautiful, relaxing, and filled with sweet scents and sounds fail to describe the...
Hotel was a very pleasant surprise at
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Posted Jun 07, 2007
Excellent
Hotel was a very pleasant surprise at great price. Spent first night on the veranda rocking chairs sipping drink from pub. Staff exceptional. Pool warm and clean. Away for 2 days and felt like a week. Free breakfast buffet plentiful with blintzes,...
50 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We have found this to be a great family friendly hotel. This hotel is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a classic New England experience. As the hotel's brochure says, this Grande Dame makes no pretense about her age. That is refreshingly honest.
The kids love the outdoor heated swimming pool in the summer, especially after returning from hiking and biking the many trails in the White Mountains. We find this hotel wonderfully located and has drop-dead views from the hotel's 280 foot veranda. Numerous Alpine ski areas are minutes from the hotel while the mega-trails of Jackson Touring are just outside the front doors! The tax-free outlet centers in North Conway are just minutes away.
The hotel's floors creek and the door knobs can be a bit wobbly; but, this hotel offers great value. The rooms are basic, but comfortable. The rooms do not have A/C - but we do not come to the mountains to sit in man-made air conditioning...there is an endless supply of cool mountain breezes. The color TV has a vast array of channels and our room had an iron and ironing board available.
The Tavern and Dining Room offer consistent food quality and the prices are fair and reasonable. We recommend the Sunday Brunch which includes live jazz music. The buffet is extensive and there is no need to eat for the rest of the day, and for only $15.95!
The golf course is only 9-holes; but, it is USGA rated and has one of the best PGA rated golf pro's in the business - Bob McGraw. This course is great for beginners, regular golfers, students and women - but the advances golfer will find several challenges to this pretty little course. Many views from this course are stunning and its fairways run along the Wildcat River, the first protected river in America.
The hotel has free WIFI throughout the hotel and our kids love it and keep in touch with friend when we are away from the city. The lower level game room offers an array of video games and pinball machines. The ping pong table is free to use. There is a self service washer and dryer available and this enables us to travel lighter knowing we can recycle our clothing during our travels. There is an indoor hot tub and saunas available, as well.
Bottom line is this: if you are looking for the Ritz or Four Seasons - this hotel is not for you. This hotel is a rare jewel in a disappearing world of old world hotels. This hotel is very clean, comfortable and offers value for what you receive. We have returned often and have never been disappointed.
This "baby grand" hotel has a fabulous
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Posted Jun 21, 2006
Good
This "baby grand" hotel has a fabulous veranda, drop-dead views, and a pretty 9-hole golf course - complete with a PGA pro. This hotel offers very good dining at fair prices and generous beverages in the pub. Thus hotel has a great country location...
All Review Photos This is a rustic
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Posted Nov 08, 2002
Okay
All Review Photos This is a rustic hotel, somewhat off the beaten path. It's a little run down around the edges, but very friendly. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable with a grand view over the autumn brushed hillsides.
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