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3.5 Stars - 1 Review and 63 Opinions
17 Newmarket Road, Durham, New Hampshire, 03824, United States
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This a such beautiful, old inn. The main building was built in 1649 and still has most of its original millwork. Their second building, a converted carriage house, was built in the late 1700s. I stayed here on business recently and was very impressed by how friendly the staff were and the authentic, historic atmosphere of the place.
The inn has 23 rooms, all of them with private baths and huge, romantic four-poster beds that you need a step stool to get into. All the rooms have wireless internet and are individually decorated with antiques and Georgian-style furniture so that no two of them are exactly alike.
The inn's gardens abut the Oyster River, which is really scenic and lovely. There's also a 17th century burial ground on the property.
One of the best things about Three Chimneys is their ffrost Sawyer Tavern, which serves high-end, New England-style food and has a nice cozy bar where you can sip drinks by the fireplace.
The Inn is a mile away from the University of New Hampshire.
Highly recommended!
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Price range: $139 to $189 This important historic site was the first house in the first settlement on the backwaters of the Great Bay. It was the site of numberous Indian attacks, and the landing upon which the Inn is situated, was the site for shipbuilding and the lumber trade in Colonial Times. Munitions were stored in the Homestead during the Revolutionary War.
ENJOYING A NICE SUMMER DAY IN DURHAM
THE UNH TENNIS COURTS, BUT THEY DROPPED TENNIS.
THE FIELD HOUSE AT UNH
STORES ALONG MAIN STREET
This a such beautiful, old inn. The main building was built in 1649 and still has most of its original millwork. Their second building, a converted carriage house, was built in the late 1700s. I stayed here on business recently and was very impressed by how friendly the staff were and the authentic, historic atmosphere of the place.
The inn has 23 rooms, all of them with private baths and huge, romantic four-poster beds that you need a step stool to get into. All the rooms have wireless internet and are individually decorated with antiques and Georgian-style furniture so that no two of them are exactly alike.
The inn's gardens abut the Oyster River, which is really scenic and lovely. There's also a 17th century burial ground on the property.
One of the best things about Three Chimneys is their ffrost Sawyer Tavern, which serves high-end, New England-style food and has a nice cozy bar where you can sip drinks by the fireplace.
The Inn is a mile away from the University of New Hampshire.
Highly recommended!
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Address: 17 Newmarket Road, Durham, New Hampshire, 03824, United States
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