Bow Lake Inn Bed & Breakfast
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All bedrooms include quality bedding, private baths with showers, gas fireplaces, color television with remotes, telephones, optional window air conditioning and daily maid service. We offer non-smoking rooms, fax service, internet access, and a second floor coffee center for your convenience.
2011 Rates
- $73-$93 per night Sunday thru Thursday based on double occupancy and season.
- $98-$113 per night for 2 night stay Friday & Saturday based on double occupancy and season.
- $120-$130 per night for a 1 night stay Friday or Saturday based on double occupancy and season.
- Well-mannered children 12 and older are welcome at an additional cost of $15/night.
- If reservation is not held by a credit card, a deposit of one night's stay not including taxes, to be received by Bow Lake Inn within 10 days of booking.
- Cancellations made 14 days in advance of stay will refund deposit, less $20.00 cancellation fee.
- Cancellation of less than 14 days notice we will refund deposit if space is resold, less $20.00 cancellation fee.
- Cancellation of 3 days or less, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENTIRE STAY.
- Refunds are not given for early departures.
- The Inn is completely non-smoking.
- Cash, personal checks, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express are accepted.
Area Features:
Antique Alley - a 15 miles stretch of antique shops, just moments away from Bow Lake Inn!Golfing - featuring 18 holes, Nippo Lake Golf Course hosts tournaments and is only 3 miles from Bow Lake Inn.
Swimming, Boating, Fishing - Bow Lake's sandy beaches are just steps away from Bow Lake Inn! Boat ramp, life guards, and fishing license and supplies guarantees family fun for all.
Also
- Stream fly fishing
- Trout stocking program
- Blueberry, blackberry, apple, and raspberry farms
- Local playhouse theatre
- Snowmobile trails
- Cross country skiing
- Hundreds of miles of access trails
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This 19th century Inn with its original hand-hewn post and beam construction is one of the earliest and longest operating "highway Inns" in the state of New Hampshire. Opening in 1849, it served travelers and guests enjoying the beauty and natural curiosities of Bow Lake and teh region. The Inn closed in 1973 due to extreme deterioration until 1991 when it was subsequently purchased by Maurice Cassidy and has since undergone a complete historic restoration to its original grandeur plus many upgrades and improvements.The Inn now features private baths, cable TV, air conditioning and gas fireplaces in most of the rooms. The six bedrooms are bright, airy and are furnished with desks and private photnelines. Each room has either two twin or one queen size hand made wrought iron bed with high quality mattresses and bedding. Maid service is also provided. The second floor Coffee Room is equipped with microwave, and refrigerator and is always available for early birds or late night refreshments. The main dining room has a fireplace that is lit daily in cool months and has a view of the dam and waterfall of Bow Lake. A full continental breakfast is seved daily. The library and Tea Room offer quiet areas to read or relax. In July and August the breeze from Bow Lake will keep you cool or you can enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal clear spring fed waters of teh lake. The flower garden blooms from early spring to late fall and is complimented by a millstone fountain which attracts many birds and butterflies. The Bow Lake Inn has a beautiful restaurant and tavern available for private functions, gatherings, and parties.