I attended a wedding at the Public House on Page Hill and it was amazing! The bridal party and…read moreparents of the bride were able to stay in the beautiful colonial home next to the venue. Both of the venue buildings were cozy and beautiful. Looking out the windows all you could see were beautiful mountains. The food was decent and the staff were all lovely and accommodating. If you are looking for a quaint, rustic venue, this is the place for you!

Great food, great service and beautiful sunsets. The bar has fun a creative drinks. The menu…read moreoften features delicious specials. Worth a visit.

An amazing location for a wedding or event. The whole vibe of the place feels more like you're…read morestaying at a family home for the weekend in the country side and doesn't over do the generic wedding signage/cornyness. They focus on keeping the grounds impeccably in a natural but abondance kind of way. The natural beauty of the place shines through.

My husband and I got married here at the end of August and it was just about perfect. It's going to…read morebe hard to keep this review concise. The venue is a splurge but it was totally worth it for us. We did the whole weekend (Fri/Sat/Sun) and made the most of it with a welcome dinner Friday, Saturday wedding, and Sunday brunch. The venue is really beautiful with tons of greenery and flowers, it cuts down on the money and effort you need to put into decor. We got so many compliments on the venue from our guests. We primarily worked with the owner Deb and as it got close to the wedding, also with her new hire Abby. Deb knows weddings and she knows her venue inside and out so she is very chill to work with and makes sure to account for all the details. Communication was very fast and clear. Underrated but one thing I appreciate a ton is all our communications were in a single email chain so it was really easy to find. Abby coordinated with us day-of to cue us to walk down the aisle and otherwise they were seamlessly in the background. The vendor list we got was a little out of date with some being out of business or not having websites, but we picked a few vendors off the list so it was helpful. Having onsite lodging was great. The master bedroom was very comfrotable and it was nice to have our own bathroom. Most of the rest of our guests got Airbnbs (we blocked hotel rooms and offered a shuttle to Conway but no one took us up on it). Overall I would highly recommend Locke Farms Farm as a wedding venue!

The most STUNNING wedding venue! My cousin got married here this summer and it was so perfect…read more There was a seperate barn on the property where the night before was held. There was a bar, we did trivia, and not to mention the jaw dropping views of the mountains in the distance. Super homey and warm vibe to everything here. The main barn was used for the actual wedding reception itself (DJ booth, long tables, an upstairs area overlooking, and massive barn doors that open out to the stunning view). Couldn't suggest this venue more!!

----- Concise Review…read more Wonderful wedding + reception ----- Longer Review We traveled to South Tamworth, New Hampshire, by way of Boston, MA and then North Conway, NH, for the wedding of our niece to her husband. The trip was brief - Thursday evening to Sunday, but filled with family and fun. Our niece and (now) nephew selected whiteface hollow for the wedding and reception. whiteface hollow - a fantastic barn + house + winery in South Tamworth, NH. The wedding ceremony was outside, in the field, under a large maple tree, and the reception was in the barn. The property has parking in an open space amid trees... the sky is visible but the trees also provide shading to keep the intense heat off the vehicles. The property has a gentle hillside, leading to the grape vines, with a beautiful view of the White Mountains off in the distance... the view was beautiful in the afternoon and phenomenal with that night's sunset! The owner shared that the barn is original wood - interior... the floors and walls are new boards created when they brought a saw mill onsite to cut the wood from trees on the property. The barn had plenty of room for the 18 tables for guests + a dance floor for all of us.. with space for food, and the bar downstairs, and two spaces upstairs (no walls, but balcony rails). Speaking of the bar... they served inside and also through a window to the outside... the blueberry lemonade is very tasty! The winery isn't producing yet but the building is there, and we enjoyed brunch the next morning - nice! And the painting of the property over the bar is wonderful artwork. The owner and her crew were great... so helpful; we were guests so we didn't have the stress, but we could see things were well planned and executed smoothly. Thank you, whiteface hollow, for such a wonderful wedding + reception for our niece and nephew! ----- ----- -----

A crusty old New England this is not. Honestly the only thing crusty about this place is the local…read morebread served at breakfast! But in all seriousness, Kaelan and Blessing turn their old timey house into your local home for however long you stay in Bellows Fall. Nice sized rooms, an excellent multicourse breakfast, and down home hospitality are what on offer no matter if you stay here for leaf peeping, business, or anything in between.

Highly recommended. Good price point…read more Excellent location (& views). Very comfortable room. Terrific shower. Phenomenal breakfast. Superb service. Will be back.

I've been a member since SoM opened its doors and am afraid that my fingertips can't adequately…read moreconvey just what this place means to me -but I'll try. Beyond just high speed internet access (and super great coffee from Upper Valley Coffee Roasters!), SoM has introduced me to a bunch of incredible + interesting neighbors whom I most likely never would have met. We work side by side, generally quietly, but have been getting to know each other over the past few months and I'm so energized by the creativity + intelligence in our community! We're a small but mighty group and would LOVE for you to come join us. There are many different membership options and if you're on the fence you should request a tour from Monique -she is incredible! I can say that the Space has not only helped make my work that much more enjoyable (and better!) but it has connected me with my community in a way that I was yearning for since I moved back in 2016. Come check this place out. You won't be sorry.

Excellent location, brand new space to work and co-work. Host a business meeting, conference or…read moretraining. Right in town so you can grab coffee or lunch on main street Bradford.

We had an absolutely incredible experience having our wedding at The Preserve at Chocorua. Mary and…read moreErica and their whole wonderful team worked with us to prepare for the various events of the weekend, then when we arrived they were consistently helpful in setting up areas for various meals and events and responding to our questions and needs as they came up. It really went a long way towards letting us just relax and enjoy all the moments with our friends and family. The property itself is gorgeous with plenty of indoor and outdoor space for gathering, lawn games, meals, and everything else a wedding weekend entails. All of our guests were amazed and had a great time. Having an industrial kitchen available was a great way to feed everyone for non-catered meals. The family camping style of living all together for a weekend was unforgettable, especially after a long 18 months of minimal gatherings. It was a perfect weekend and we just want to do it all over again!!

July 1-4th, 2022 I want to thank Mary and all her staff at…read moreThe Preserve, Tamworth, New Hampshire for the fabulous job they did this weekend for Andrew and Ellen's wedding. It was everything they imagined, plus more. It is a beautiful venue, inside and out. Rooms are so clean and cozy. Plenty of space for lawn games, soccer, volleyball and fire pits are all over. The gardens and views are spectacular. Mary and her team responded to emails quickly and efficiently prior to the wedding. Their knowledge of the area and vendors is beyond comparison. Their storeroom of wedding supplies is unbelievable; furniture, vases, linen, china, tripods, candle holders and so much more, all for your use, They work tirelessly to meet your needs and succeed. They are creative, polite, calm under pressure, fun and very professional. I look forward to another stay at the Preserve in the future. Terri and Nathan Emerson

i'd highly recommend this spot! great paths that are marked creatively & well. great variety in…read morescenery. really nice woman working inside. also has bathrooms and wifi. options to choose longer or shorter paths too.

I love walking the trails at Tin Mountain Conservation Center!…read moreThey have a beautiful Nature Learning Center where they have weekly Nature programs offered to the public. They also teach environmental education in the local schools. Very cool non-profit, worth visiting for sure!

This is a very special place. My first time visiting and…read morewill definitely be going back. Beautiful grounds with sculptures, dotted here and there. The building itself indoors is contemporary and has inspirational posters throughout, as well as photographs of leaders around the country. We were there for a film of the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The entire space can be rented out for retreat, and their focuses on leadership. Check out their website for visits or events that are happening.

Love this venue. Hard a special farm to table dinner and met some great people sitting at long…read moretables! The food was not that great, but I have heard that some dinners are better than others. The room is very cool and I love the fire place and the rotating art collection.

What an imposing residence.... And what a wonderful space now dedicated to the arts and special…read moreevents. The Kimball-Jenkins Estate has been gracing the old estate section of New Hampshire's capital city since before the American Revolution. A stone's throw from the site of the first Garrison House built during the French and Indian Wars in the 1740s, the site of the first house built in Concord NH in 1726, and the beautiful, Greek Revival home of President Franklin Pierce, 14th President of the United States. The Kimball-Jenkins Estate is a gorgeous Victorian estate with several annex buildings. The main building houses events and part of the display collection, which this month had beautiful paintings drawn by former Kimball-Jenkins students. I especially liked some that had a little Pollock infusion. The annex buildings house the Academy of Arts and the carriage house is used for special events. In several visits here, I've been in two different events at the carriage house, which is a superb place for events. The rest of the campus is also beautiful and well suited for weddings or just a stroll. A unique, beautiful, and historical gem in New Hampshire's Capital City.

Great staff, beautiful buildings and lots of opportunity to be expressive and engaged in learning…read moresomething new!

Such an amazing place on lake Winnipesaukee beautiful view. The hotel was clean and cozy had a nice…read morefireplace in the room with a balcony view of the lake the restaurant and bar was excellent. The pool was both inside and outside which made swimming fun they also have two hot tubs one inside and outside which was a adventure going outside and sitting in it in the good weather they have a nice beach to enjoy. The hotel was in Christmas mode with nice decorative lights and trees. Town of Meredith. Is in walking distance with shops and restaurants as well everything was perfect at the hotel

We had a nice March weekend at this hotel. We ended up…read morestaying across the street at Mills Falls. The hotel is charming. There is no desk staff at the hotel we were in. Our room was large and has three beds. This was perfect for me and my two teenagers. The beds were very comfortable. We enjoyed the hot tub. There is no breakfast. They have coffee and granola bars available for free. The carpets were dated. The hallways were dark. Reminded us of The Shining. The hot tub was very small. One of the lights had fallen out of the pool and was laying on the bottom of the deep end. We only paid $139 per night. Off season prices. We would stay here again. But I am not sure I would want to pay extra summer rates for a hotel that needs some updated.