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Built in 1777, by the Noah Eastman family, the Inn, one of the oldest homes in North Conway, boasts a history rich in tradition in the development of the social and economic growth of the Mt. Washington Valley. The 1930 edition of the New Hampshire Guidebook describes the Eastman Inn (then known as the Furber Residence) as " . . .
an all-season house, where hospitality is extended to guests desiring mountain vacations in the quiet comfort of a private home." Seventy years later, hospitality remains our priority. Join us for a relaxing, quiet vacation in a home steeped in tradition for pleasure or on business, and let us treat you to warm, attentive bed-and-breakfast hospitality in the splendor and style of a bygone era. Relax, enjoy gracious Southern hospitality with New England flair, and . . . be pampered!
Eastman Inn is a member of Select Registry, Distinguished Inns of North America.
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