New Hampshire, USA
Budget-friendly, with shared dorms or private rooms and communal facilities. Ideal for hikers.
Basic rooms often roadside, with minimal amenities. Cost-effective for travelers.
From basic chains to luxury resorts with extensive amenities like spas and golf courses.
Charming, independently run options with personalized service, unique character, and breakfast.
Popular for families and groups, providing more space and privacy. Available via Vrbo.
Sites for tents and RVs in White Mountain National Forest campgrounds and private campgrounds.
High-elevation backcountry lodges along hiking routes, offering bunks and meals in summer.
Combines outdoor camping with comforts, like furnished tents or small cabins.
When choosing a neighborhood, consider its proximity to attractions and the ambiance you seek.
North Conway for family attractions/shopping. Lincoln for Franconia Notch hiking. Gorham for northern Presidential access.
North Conway and Lincoln can be lively. Franconia, Sugar Hill, and Jackson offer a quieter, peaceful atmosphere.
Peak summer, fall foliage, winter ski season weekends/holidays.
Late fall ("stick season") and early spring ("mud season").
Flexible dates in shoulder or low season lead to savings.
Top picks for diverse travel styles and needs.
Unique communal experience for hikers. Reservations needed.
Covered Bridge Motel (North Conway) or Franconia Notch Motel (Franconia) offer good value.
Eastern Slope Inn Resort (North Conway) or RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain (Lincoln).
Omni Mount Washington Resort (Bretton Woods) or The Darby Field Inn & Restaurant (Albany).
Red Jacket Mountain View Resort (North Conway) with indoor waterpark. RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain offers spacious suites.
AMC Huts for meeting fellow hikers. B&Bs are welcoming for personalized, safe environments. Motels for affordable private space.
Vacation Rentals (Vrbo, TrustedHousesitters) with kitchens and laundry facilities are suitable for extended visits.
Homestay and community-based tourism initiatives are not a predominant feature. Interactions happen through local businesses.
Historic grand hotel (1902), site of the 1944 Bretton Woods Monetary Conference. Remarkable architecture and history.
Historic Victorian hotel, showing old-world charm and elegance in Jackson.
Many independent historic inns offer glimpses into New England's past.
High-elevation backcountry lodges, communal experience for hikers. Reservations advised.
Private campgrounds or specialized operators combine outdoor feel with more comforts.
Fall foliage and major holidays see highest prices and lowest availability. Book early.
Late fall and early spring offer the lowest prices due to fewer tourists.
Booking directly with properties often leads to better rates and communication.
