If you like Hampton Inn & Suites, this is NOT IT. This is a rustic and historic old log cabin style lodge with a big rock fireplace, clean but very basic accommodations. The staff of Dartmouth students do a nice job taking care of guests, feeding very well (family style) and sometimes coming up with kooky-crazy activities for guests. Bring...
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We only used the Lodge as the base for our day hike. You can park along the access road and then stop into the Lodge to change, hit the restroom, wait for the rest of your party to arrive, etc. There may be drinks and snacks available for a donation. Water is free.
After your hike there are showers you...
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I've stayed at the Moosilauke Ravine Lodge many times. It's not your usual hotel, but it's a very nice place regardless. Dinner and Breakfast are served family style - you get to take your pick of spots at tables of six. The food has been really good every time I've been there. There's usually some hanging out that happens after...
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This is a very rustic lodge at the end of a dirt road and the base of hiking trails. Think bunk beds, thin walls, no heat, no cell service, bring your own towels and bedding. Folks bring their dogs into the lodge! Think communal eating of hearty food (we were served mac and cheese for dinner and pancakes for breakfast)....
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