Nereledge Inn

The Nereledge Inn is located in North Conway, N.H., nestled in the Mount Washington Valley. The bed and breakfast is positioned one-quarter mile from North Conway Village, offering dining, shopping, movies and summer theatre, and the Saco River, a popular spot for fishing, canoeing and swimming. The Conway Scenic Railroad is one-half mile away, and offers train rides through Crawford Notch or the Mount Washington Valley with views of the White Mountains and countryside.
Built in 1787, the Nereledge Inn is one of the earliest farmhouses in the area, and is fronted by a wrap-around porch with rockers. Full, complimentary breakfasts are served each morning in the breakfast room overlooking the inn’s perennial gardens. The pantry area provides a full-sized refrigerator, microwave oven, electric kettle, spare water bottles and sippy cups for guests’ use. A television and VCR are located in the living and pub rooms, which also feature woodstoves and fireplaces. The Nereledge Inn’s pub room was originally the home’s carriage house, and features a stone foundation and the original wooden beams. A collection of videos, including children’s movies, is available. Pets are not allowed at this property.

The Nereledge Inn offers 11 guestrooms. Standard rooms include private bathrooms with stall showers. Choice rooms, which are larger than standard rooms, offer private bathrooms with soaking tubs and showers. All rooms feature beds with feather pillows, down comforters and flannel and cotton sheets. Rooms are individually decorated with a blend of traditional and antique furnishings.