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Situated on the Connecticut River on 23 acres in rural
Lyme, New Hampshire, Breakfast on the Connecticut is just a
dozen miles north of Hanover and Dartmouth College, providing
a peaceful getaway for Dartmouth parents and alumni,
vacationers, business retreats, and group events.
Built in 1996, Breakfast on the Connecticut has 15
guestrooms, each with private bath and some with in-room
whirlpool tubs or gas fireplaces. Each accommodation has its
own color television, VCR, telephone, and individual climate
control. Two large suites each offer ample room for a family
of four.
Guestrooms are almost evenly split between the main house
and the architecturally intriguing 12-sided round barn, which
is as well appointed as the main house, but just a touch
quieter. An enclosed passageway that also provides access to
the gazebo-protected spa connects the "Barn" and the
main house.
The inn has several common areas, including the
living-dining-sunroom area that surrounds the large working
kitchen, which is the center of generous country-style
breakfasts each morning. This unique layout gives the Inn the
flexibility to host small functions, such as family reunions
and business firm retreats.
If you're looking for a more private setting for a getaway,
a Guest House is available. Located in a beautiful field by
the river, the two-bedroom Guest House will offer you
the amenities of home, including a fully equipped kitchen,
satellite television, VCR, screened porch, deck with seasonal
heated enclosed shower, laundry facilities, and central air
conditioning, in a tranquil New England country setting. |
In the summer, the inn's landing and dock on the lazy river
provide a refreshing retreat. You may want to explore the
river in one of their kayaks or canoes. Or explore the back
roads of Vermont and New Hampshire that seem designed for that
nice long run or bicycle ride.
Whatever the season -- winter, spring, summer, or autumn --
the Upper Valley offers a bounty of choices. While the
property offers ample opportunity for canoeing, kayaking,
fishing, and biking, you are also close to golf, horseback
riding, downhill and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and
major recreational areas in both New Hampshire and Vermont.
Minutes from the Appalachian Trail and an easy drive to the
White Mountains, Breakfast on the Connecticut is ideally
located for those who like to spend a day hiking, mountain
climbing, bird watching, or sightseeing. And of course, the
country roads are dotted with fabled New England craft and
antique galleries to explore. |