Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire:

The Wolfeboro Inn is the only full service luxury resort in historic Wolfeboro – “The Oldest Summer Resort in America” A multi million dollar renovation in 2009 blended the historic ambience with modern day conveniences such as wi fi throughout the property, in room flat screen televisions, luxurious bedding, and updated banquet and conference spaces to accommodate up to 150 guests.. . .

Alicia's of Wolfeboro combines the comfort and informality of a small country home with the history and flavor of Wolfeboro, NH. Proud of its heritage as America's Oldest resort, Wolfeboro has year-round charm. Alicia's is situated on a shady lane in Wolfeboro proper and is within a lovely stroll from downtown Wolfeboro, Brewster Beach on Lake Winnipesaukee, Wolfeboro Historical Museums, Brewster Academy, the attractions of dockside and Wolfeboro's many fine restaurants.. . .

In the 1700's the land was an original grant to the then governor Wentworth. A portion of the house and barn was built in the 1760s and completed in the 1810 era. In 1938 the Albee family purchased property and turned the house into an Inn and the barn into an Antique store. This Inn and Antique Barn eventually became part of the "Allen A Resort",a world renowned( in its time) summer vacation resort. The new owners, the Gunn family, have restored the orignial farmhouse to 21st century standards. The 1810 House is now a smoke free, 3 bedroom bed and breakfast. . . .

Built in the early 1800's as the hub of one of the first chartered farmsteads in Wolfeboro, the Waumbeck Farm was purchased in 2000 and completely restored. We offer our guests four elegantly decorated rooms with private baths (2 w/whirlpool tubs), A/C, cable TV, VCR, CD player and individually zoned heat. A sumptuous multi course breakfast greets you in the morning, which can be enjoyed indoors or on our large screened wraparound porch. Wolfeboro, the "Oldest Summer Resort in America" offers the New England small town experience with fine shops, dining, museums and outdoor activities. We have. . .

We are Linda and Wes Matchett, innkeepers of the longest running B&B in Wolfeboro, and we invite you to visit our home, The Tuc' Me Inn Bed and Breakfast. Constructed in 1850, our house is a Federal Style Colonial Inn nestled in the lake community of Wolfeboro, NH. Originally built by the Reverend Asa Piper, a trustee for Wolfeborough-Tuftonborough Academy (now Brewster Academy), the Inn is walking distance from downtown which features elegant shops, restaurants, as well as numerous sightseeing and recreational opportunities. See Area Attractions. We take great pride in providing high qua. . .

Topsides, a boating description with which your hosts have become very familiar during restoration of their 1930 28 foot Garwood triple cockpit runnabout with original Dietrick convertible top and white oak bows, felt right when naming their Bed & Breakfast in the resort town of Wolfeboro NH known as "the oldest resort in America".. . .