Appetizer-Snack

 Prep TimeServes
Maple spicy wings15 mn5

Breakfast-Brunch

 Prep TimeServes
Mediterranean Sunday Brunch Pie15 mn6

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Cranmore Mountain Lodge Bed and Breakfast
Cranmore Mountain Lodge, North Conway, NH - Inn
Cranmore Mountain Lodge
PO Box 1194
859 Kearsarge Road
North Conway, NH 03860-1194
USA
Phone: +1-603-356-2044
Toll-free: +1-800-356-3596
Innkeeper(s)
Frederique and Thierry Procyk, and their children
Rates:
$69 - $269
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You can enjoy our outdoor hot tub year round, after a day of rock climbing or skiing. Children over the age of 5 are allowed to go in, with their parents.The lodge after a snow storm. Come stay with us and ski at Mt Cranmore, just one mile away from us!
You can cross the Kearsarge Brook on the border of our property to go hiking or snowshoeing.Our pond is stocked with rainbow trout, you can fish and release (in Summer). It is also home for ducks.
Our dining room can accommodate up to 50 guests. We serve delicious country breakfast where our guests can choose from French toasts with homemade applesauce, pancakes, to wonderful omelets with home fries. Our afternoon refreshment and homemade appetizers is a great way to relax before dinner.Play a tune on the baby grand piano or one of our guitars, or put your feet up in front of the fireplace, while reading a good book in our living room. You can also watch TV or play a card game in our family room while the children play with a train table.
Warm up by our wood fireplace in the Bybrook room.Dive into our heated swimming pool and relax in our year round jacuzzi hot tub, with a beautiful view of our backyard. This is the perfect place to unwind!
Lodge 2 - Babe Ruth room. Babe Ruth would recognize the room where he used to stay when his daughter owned the Lodge in the 1940s!