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4:30 - 10:30PM
1474 Profile Rd, Franconia
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“Absolutely beautiful place! The room was cute and quiet, the property itself is gorgeous and each room has chairs to lounge in outside. Michelle was the most wonderful host, she gave me recommendations for restaurants and hiking, and a made to order breakfast each morning! I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a quiet getaway, I for one will be back again!”
Open 24 hours
1172 Easton Rd, Franconia
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“Excellent location and wonderful views during Oct foliage. In the evenings we spend time near the fireplace and enjoyed pub downstairs with a live music. We did the Lincoln - Conway scenic drive and watched the planeurs taking off in front of the inn. I highly recommend the Beal House for dinners as well.”
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
1 Main St, Franconia
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“Nice staff, gorgeous views, affordable compared to other dog friendly places in the area, nice to walk to the brewery, 1 star off because the mattresses were very worn in/sloped. Lots of play space and activities for dogs and kids”
“Nice hotel. Friendly staff. Clean. Average breakfast. The yogurt machine was a nice surprise. No hand towels or washcloths in the room but a trip to the front desk fixed that. Clean and quiet. Mountain view room. Quite a ways to nearest restaurant.”
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“This was my first trip to New Hampshire and the Horse and Hound inn was just beautiful. We had a wedding party staying at the Inn and it was wonderful to be able to spend time with everybody under the same roof. The kitchen is a commercial size kitchen And there is also a bar with tables. There is so much room in the house to mingle. The backyard was lovely for the children to play. And if you choose to have your wedding ceremony there the yard is also beautiful for that. I have one suggestion though if you have small children the cars fly by the front of the inn. There is not a lot of traffic but when they come by they fly. So keep them close to you. And you be careful as well.”