Historic Bed and Breakfast in Hancock, New Hampshire
ROMANCE, RELAXATION AND HISTORY combine in the foothills of Mount Monadnock to make an unforgettable getaway at our B&B.
In continuous operation since 1789, the Hancock Inn is the state’s oldest original inn and one of the oldest in New England. When it began offering accommodations and meals to travelers, George Washington was in the first year of his presidency and the Revolutionary War had ended just six years before.
Experience the best of a centuries-old tradition of hospitality, comfort, delicious food, and romance at this classic inn. Feel like you have stepped back in time to 18th century New England but, with all the modern conveniences of today. Fireplaces, antiques, and hand-painted murals are backdrops to this romantic setting.
The Hancock Inn remains true to its origin, filled with colonial-style furniture, antiques from New England and paintings and curios "of the period."
Upcoming Events
more events- Todd Oliver’s “Dogs Gone Wild” on Saturday 29 March 2014
- Monadnock International Film Festival on Thursday 10 April 2014
- Peterborough’s 275th celebration on Friday 10 October 2014
Blog
BuzzFeed writer, Adam Davis, has been spending a lot of time in New England recently – or at least with New Englanders. He’s posted the 24 MUST VISIT small towns in New England and, yes, Hancock, New Hampshire is one of ‘em. While you’re in town, stay at the Hancock Inn, have lunch at Fiddleheads, visit the Meetinghouse and drive across the covered bridge. Bring your friends!
“Ice out” contests are legion in “ice in” parts of the world. But, here in Hancock, our contest to pick the date and time the ice goes out in Norway Pond is supported by the engineering and technical marvelousness of Richard Warner and Marc Spinale who have a web site now that tracks the temperature of the ice in real time with sensors that transmit data via solar powered radio…
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