Location: Bethlehem
Top Hotels in Bethlehem
Top Things to do in Bethlehem
- 1. Colonial Theatre
- 2. Riverwalk Covered Bridge
- 3. Franconia Notch State Park
- 4. North Ridge Mountain Guides
- 5. Harman's Cheese & Country Store
- 6. Team O'Neil Rally School
- 7. The Gallery at WREN
- 8. Appalachian Mountain Club High Huts
- 9. Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway
- 10. Local Works Marketplace at WREN
Top 6 hotels in Bethlehem, United States
Discover the best hotels in Bethlehem, New Hampshire including Adair Country Inn & Restaurant, The Wayside Inn, The Chandler at White Mountains, Bear Mountain Lodge, Presidential Mountain Resort, Adair Country Inn & Restaurant.
Things to do in Bethlehem
1. Adair Country Inn & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 487 reviews
The Adair Country Inn and Restaurant is a romantic retreat nestled on 200 acres of private property in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. With nine charming and comfortably appointed rooms, you'll want to cuddle up in our feather beds with the fireplace on. In the morning, you'll wake up to the smell of popovers that are baked fresh daily and served with our three course gourmet breakfast. Venture out on one of the many trails of Adair where you may see moose, black bear, or even some wild turkeys. Take up a rousing game of tennis or a fierce shuffleboard competition in the afternoon. Enjoy some tea on the patio overlooking the spectacular grounds designed by the Olmsted Brothers. In the evening, join us in the bar for a cocktail before dining at our highly acclaimed restaurant. After dinner, take up a friendly game of pool in our Granite Room on our circa 1920 pool table, before retiring to your room where you'll feel as though you're sleeping on a cloud. Come home to Adair and fall in love again.
A Perfect Getaway
Reviewed By AndySinNHWe went to Adair Country Inn recently, from March 11-14. We'd never been, but wanted to find a nice place here in NH to relax and enjoy, a truly dog-friendly place to bring our dog Lola. What a perfect find! Quiet and peaceful, with a ton of land to explore (which we all loved, especially Lola!). Our room was very clean and comfortable, the entire staff was super friendly and accommodating, the breakfasts were incredible (and the popovers are a real nice touch). Dinners were so good, we simply ate in the restaurant each night...kudos to the chef. It's 5 minutes from Littleton if you feel like going, and 5 minutes from Rek-lis Brewery right there in Bethlehem. We visited both, but really enjoyed everything about Adair Country Inn. We are already trying to figure out when we will be going back!
2. The Wayside Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
In the heart of New Hampshire's White Mountains, close to the historic center of Bethlehem, the Inn is set by the beautiful Ammonoosuc River. Here is a favorite for family vacations, romantic getaways and group gatherings any time of the year. Guests gather in the Pierce Lounge before enjoying the Riverview Restaurant. Hearty New England breakfast starts your day, and dinner will be perfect looking out alongside the river and gardens. Your family dog is welcome is a special set of rooms. Everything is carefully and lovingly prepared by your host, award-winning chef, Victor Hofmann. Stroll the gardens under the brilliant New England night sky.Golf closeby. Hiking-Nature Walks-Fishing-Moose Watching-Biking-Birding-Swimming-Kayaking-Antiquing-Summer Theater. Winters:Skiing-Snowshoeing-Dog Sledding-Snowmobiling-Sleigh Rides-Snowtubing-Ice Skating-Maple Sugaring. New England at its best!
Great Inn in a Beautiful Town
Reviewed By Destination428352Recently stayed at The Wayside Inn for a couple of nights and will definitely be going back. Great location, right by a beautiful river, and just a short drive into town. Close to many hikes, Littleton, and Franconia. Innkeeper was great. Our room was really pretty, nice clean hardwood floors, spacious, bathroom the same. Comfortable patio out back by the river where we had dinner. Fell asleep each night listening to the river. Can't wait to visit again.
3. The Chandler at White Mountains
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 238 reviews
Boutique Style Hotel at the Gateway to the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Contaminated water, sticky floor, bad customer services
Reviewed By AlexbeautysharingThe hotel looked different from the filtered pictures online. We spent the Memorial weekend here in this hotel, it’s location is good, only couple of minutes from White Mountain trails. However our stay was very unpleasant. As you can see from the picture, the water was in light yellow color and the jacuzzi didn’t work. We filled the tub for 3 times trying to get rid the yellow water. It didn’t work, the water was just yellow. I’m very concerned about the water safety here, be sure to check the water before putting your kids into the tub. We didn’t have carpets in our room, and the floor was sticky. I respect and understand hotels’ quiet hours policy. However it may vary, depending on different situation. The family stayed upstairs was extremely loud, they kept moving furniture and running around from 7pm to 9:45pm something last night. I called the front desk but the staff refused to do anything because their “quiet hours” started from 10pm. Again, they had no carpets in the room so it could be really really loud. Imagine living in a room below a construction room. We couldn’t do anything before 10:00pm, and our puppy was so frightened by the sudden pounding noises. We had to calm her for hours. We had very little sleep that night. Then the next morning, the noise started from around 7:00am and it kept going. We had to checkout at 9:00am to get some peace.
4. Bear Mountain Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 647 reviews
Designed for couples only to getaway and relax in the White Mountains, Bear Mountain Lodge is a log bed & breakfast reminiscent of those in our National Parks. Built of huge logs and decorated with comfortable western furniture, the Lodge is warm and inviting from the moment you walk through the front doors and catch a glimpse of Mt. Washington. With 10 romantic guest rooms, panoramic views, crackling fires and great breakfasts, we've created an atmosphere where you can unwind and feel at home.
Not what we expected
Reviewed By esdellWent during president's day weekend and although the host Michael was nice and accommodating, I don't think the room was worth $1000 for the 3 nights we stayed. It was definitely overpriced. We stayed in Bear Den. If you are a light sleeper, I don't advise you to book this room as it is right underneath the kitchen. While we knew the room was in the basement, the room is one of the more expensive rooms so we were not happy hearing loud echoing footsteps above our heads early in the morning. Figured the room would be further away, more private. Also, the mattress is old, soft, creeks and has a dent. The bed is very uncomfortable! Our backs hurt. It would be great to change that mattress out for future guests....it's time. There were other issues with the room but I won't go into details because Michael took care of it. Moreover, I am not fond of the element of surprise when it comes to my food. As a B&B lodge, guests should know what they are eating a head of time. Michael did ask us our first night if we are allergic to anything and that was it. Had we had known we eat what he gives us, we wouldn't have booked. Really? For example, I don't eat eggs, yet, an egg dish was served. There were no other options and that's not fair to guests. I understand cutting costs, saving money, what I don't understand is not serving more options when people are paying for a B&B experience. That was disturbing to me. I KNOW I am particular. Quality, cleanliness, the ambiance, the vibe are all important factors to me. I get every one is not like me and I probably complained about things other guests may have not have had a problem with and that's my business. I paid my hard earned money. Finally, the walkway area outside, area to walk to our car was slippery there was no salt or sand. Had we not held on to each other, one of us could have slipped and fall not cool! Guests have to remove their shoes upon entrance because Michael does not want his hardwood floors damaged with the salt. Ok fine, but at least salt the area for guests as a tradeoff. Overall, the experience was not what we expected and there are way too many rules for grown adults. We won't be back.
5. Presidential Mountain Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Presidential Mountain Resort is the modern nod to a historical White Mountain experience. Located on the footprint of the historical Baker Book Cabins in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, the newly updated Presidential Mountain Resort delivers the authentic wholesome mountain vacation experience that dates back to another era and guarantees cherished family memories.
Great anniversary getway
Reviewed By esmerlins2022This place was amazing!!!. The hospitality that we received it was above my expectations specially from Bobbie. Will recommend Cabin #14 for a couple it has a outstanding view with private balcony it was a unforgettable getaway weekend. Thankyou and see you soon.
6. Adair Country Inn & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 487 reviews
The Adair Country Inn and Restaurant is a romantic retreat nestled on 200 acres of private property in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. With nine charming and comfortably appointed rooms, you'll want to cuddle up in our feather beds with the fireplace on. In the morning, you'll wake up to the smell of popovers that are baked fresh daily and served with our three course gourmet breakfast. Venture out on one of the many trails of Adair where you may see moose, black bear, or even some wild turkeys. Take up a rousing game of tennis or a fierce shuffleboard competition in the afternoon. Enjoy some tea on the patio overlooking the spectacular grounds designed by the Olmsted Brothers. In the evening, join us in the bar for a cocktail before dining at our highly acclaimed restaurant. After dinner, take up a friendly game of pool in our Granite Room on our circa 1920 pool table, before retiring to your room where you'll feel as though you're sleeping on a cloud. Come home to Adair and fall in love again.
A Perfect Getaway
Reviewed By AndySinNHWe went to Adair Country Inn recently, from March 11-14. We'd never been, but wanted to find a nice place here in NH to relax and enjoy, a truly dog-friendly place to bring our dog Lola. What a perfect find! Quiet and peaceful, with a ton of land to explore (which we all loved, especially Lola!). Our room was very clean and comfortable, the entire staff was super friendly and accommodating, the breakfasts were incredible (and the popovers are a real nice touch). Dinners were so good, we simply ate in the restaurant each night...kudos to the chef. It's 5 minutes from Littleton if you feel like going, and 5 minutes from Rek-lis Brewery right there in Bethlehem. We visited both, but really enjoyed everything about Adair Country Inn. We are already trying to figure out when we will be going back!
