Adair Country Inn
80 Guider Lane
Bethlehem, NH 03574
888-444-2600
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Adair was built in 1927 and continues its tradition of hosting friends, new and old, as a country inn under the care of Patricia and Hardy Banfield, formerly of Portland, Maine.

We offer nine luxurious rooms furnished with a variety of period antiques and reproductions. Each has a lovely view of "The White Mountains" or our beautifully landscaped grounds. All have a full private bath and queen, king, or twin sized beds. Your complete comfort and full relaxation is our goal.

Walking and hiking trails are located at the adjacent 1,200 acre Rocks Estate owned by The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. A United States Parks Service Ranger Station is located in Bethlehem at the edge of the 700,000 acre White Mountain National Forest offering advice for walks and hikes, at both Franconia and Crawford Notches.

The Mount Washington Valley offers the finest skiing in the east at the following nearby facilities: Cannon (15 min), Bretton Woods (20 min), Loon (30 min), Attitash (35 min), and Wildcat (45 min). There are several interesting local cross-country ski trails, in addition to the extensive Bretton Woods and Jackson systems at the foot of Mount Washington.

The Bethlehem area has several 18 hole golf courses including The Maplewood and Bethlehem Country Clubs and Adair offers an all-weather tennis court.