The Spalding Inn, located in the heart of the White Mountains in Whitefield, New Hampshire, is one of New England’s most charming inns. Situated on two hundred acres in the White Mountains and surrounded by manicured lawns, orchards, and perennial gardens, it offers you the perfect escape from city life. In 1926, the Alexander summer estate was purchased by Anna and Randall Spalding. The Spaldings added on to the lovely home and opened their doors to house guests, who became their friends for more than sixty years. The inn became a traditional gathering place for families and friends to relax and renew. Today, this tradition started by the Spaldings continues with superb food, complete but unobtrusive service, comfortable rooms, and grand mountain views. The broad front porch offers the perfect place for rocking and taking in the mountain air and views. On chilly evenings a fire crackles in the stone fireplace of the main lobby. The inn is chock-full of interesting memorabilia, antiques, and collectibles. There are lots of nooks for quiet times and a library for your enjoyment. A favorite place to relax is the sun room, where you can watch television, play a game of bridge, or work one of the inn’s challenging jigsaw puzzles. As the heart of any home is the kitchen, so is the case with the Spalding Inn. Guests here enjoy delicious country breakfasts each morning and have the option of dining each evening at the inn. This romantic candlelight dinner features New England and continental cuisine. Before dinner, cocktails are served in the lounge and adjoining flagstone terrace. The dining room overlooks the Presidential Mountain range, and crisp linens, fresh flowers, and elegant silver enhance the wonderful food. The Spalding Inn is the perfect retreat, whether for a quiet romantic getaway, an active family vacation, a business meeting, or a perfect place for your wedding. Enjoy your stay at this special place in the beauty of the White Mountains.

Languages English

Meals Included in Rates Breakfast

Other Amenities Details
On-site Amenities Beautiful Mountain Vistas Including Mt. Washington and the Presidential and Kilkenny Ranges Heated Outdoor Pool (Jul.-Sept.) Four Clay Tennis Courts (Jun.-Oct.) Complete Fitness Center (Jun.-Oct.) Recreation Rooms Including Pool Table, Ping-pong Table, Foosball, and Electronic Dartboard The “Rose of Sharon” Tearoom and “The Library” Coffee Shop A Special Children’s Playroom Volleyball, Horseshoes, Shuffleboard, and Croquet Large Screen TV with DirecTV, DVD, and VHS Service, Plus Free Use of Family and Children’s Movie Library Games, puzzles, chess, checkers, backgammon & cards Off-property Amenities Nearby discounted golf, horseback riding, boating, river-rafting, fishing, and of course, hiking trails for the novice up to the experienced... including the Appalachian Trail Numerous natural and man-made attractions found in the North Country The Weathervane Theatre and Children’s Patchwork Players (July and August) Numerous antique shoppes and outlet stores Lots of quaint little New England towns and villages, such as the nearby town of Littleton, named the “Ninth Best Small Town in America” and a 2003 “National Main Street Community.” Take Littleton’s Walking Tour and visit more than twenty historic sites. Include a stop at the Grist Mill (1798) and take the free tour of its workings. Don’t miss the official Guinness World Record-holder for the “World’s Longest Candy Counter” at Chutters. Outside the town library is the sculpture of the most beloved optimist “Pollyanna,” whose author hailed from Littleton. For the best ice cream in the North Country, try Bishop’s Homemade Ice Cream. The little Village Book Shop is very quaint and full of all your favorites... Oh, and don’t miss the horse cemetery!

Average Rates
Start From USD 99.00 To USD 598.00 Daily