"Enjoyed our time with the hosts Jim and Tracy, discussing the stories of the house and area and life in general. The Inn is a remarkable historical home and they have made it welcoming while preserving the nuances of the past. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast was outstanding."
"Enjoyed our time with the hosts Jim and Tracy, discussing the stories of the house and area and life in general. The Inn is a remarkable historical home and they have made it welcoming while preserving the nuances of the past. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast was outstanding."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This is a FABULOUS place to stay in Plymouth! Clean, friendly, lovely accommodations and breakfast was yummy! You are in the heart of off campus housing so it can be loud outside, but I never heard the noise in my room at all. Jane is a wonderful host!!!💕
This is a FABULOUS place to stay in Plymouth! Clean, friendly, lovely accommodations and breakfast was yummy! You are in the heart of off campus housing so it can be loud outside, but I never heard the noise in my room at all. Jane is a wonderful host!!!💕
Lisa
Reviewed September 6, 2024Reviewed September 6, 2024
Husband and I were up in this area to see a state championship basketball game that our granddaughter was playing in. The accomodations were gracious. The Innkeeper, Lynne and Marc, were terrific. Will be returning to the Nutmeg Inn.
Husband and I were up in this area to see a state championship basketball game that our granddaughter was playing in. The accomodations were gracious. The Innkeeper, Lynne and Marc, were terrific. Will be returning to the Nutmeg Inn.
A quaint and gorgeous B&B. Lovely location. Our room was excellent and the common areas were inviting. The owners are welcoming and offer guests a variety of delicious homecooked breakfasts. Well worth staying here, particularly for the warm hospitality.
A quaint and gorgeous B&B. Lovely location. Our room was excellent and the common areas were inviting. The owners are welcoming and offer guests a variety of delicious homecooked breakfasts. Well worth staying here, particularly for the warm hospitality.
This was our first time. We checked in with two kids and a small dog. We got 3rd floor room with one king bed and one double bed. The room was clean and very spacious. It had separate big bathroom. The owner greeted us and prepared some tea not long after we checked in. They are very friendly and told us about the history if the inn. The next day, the staff prepared a maple muffin and omelette for us with juices and fresh brew coffee. We love the place, the friendly staff and the beutiful rooms...
This was our first time. We checked in with two kids and a small dog. We got 3rd floor room with one king bed and one double bed. The room was clean and very spacious. It had separate big bathroom. The owner greeted us and prepared some tea not long after we checked in. They are very friendly and told us about the history if the inn. The next day, the staff prepared a maple muffin and omelette for us with juices and fresh brew coffee. We love the place, the friendly staff and the beutiful rooms...
AS
Reviewed December 30, 2015Reviewed December 30, 2015
The property is lovely and the staff very attentive. I will recommend this Inn to anyone planning to go to the New Hampshire area. I hope that the Inn Keepers will be able to find the staff to open their Tavern again. We missed being able to eat there.
The property is lovely and the staff very attentive. I will recommend this Inn to anyone planning to go to the New Hampshire area. I hope that the Inn Keepers will be able to find the staff to open their Tavern again. We missed being able to eat there.
The owners are so kind, friendly, and thoughtful! I stayed here the night before the eclipse, and because they knew people wanted to leave early the next day to beat the eclipse traffic, they moved up the start of breakfast (poached eggs and bacon hash, yum!) an hour.
The hotel is beautiful and has wonderful views of the surroundings, including the lake, from windows. There is a nice loop around the lake that can be done, and hiking trails nearby.
There is a cozy atmosphere in the winter,...
The owners are so kind, friendly, and thoughtful! I stayed here the night before the eclipse, and because they knew people wanted to leave early the next day to beat the eclipse traffic, they moved up the start of breakfast (poached eggs and bacon hash, yum!) an hour.
The hotel is beautiful and has wonderful views of the surroundings, including the lake, from windows. There is a nice loop around the lake that can be done, and hiking trails nearby.
There is a cozy atmosphere in the winter,...
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