New Hampshire
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Hotels and lodging
EAGLE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Jackson, New Hampshire 03846 [www.eaglemt.com] Tel. 603-383-9111 Fax 603-383-0854 Reservations 800-966-5779
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 one 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, the 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 and include one queen or two double beds. Suites 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.
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.
The famous Sunday Brunch, accompanied by live soft music, is a grand feast for guests and locals alike.
A 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 White Mountains 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.
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