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luxedetour.com | Just a couple hours from Boston is an area of New Hampshire containing over 270 lakes and ponds referred to as the Lakes Region. The largest, Lake Winnipesaukee, is home to Wolfeboro, one of the oldest summer resort towns in America. The clean, cool air, clear lakes, and old-growth forests nestled between mountain peaks were a draw in the late 1800s and continue to allure visitors today.
For those in the know, this nature-based destination has luxury offerings for both lodging and dining. These establishments manage to seamlessly combine a comfortable, inviting atmosphere with understated elegance. They blend in so well with the New England countryside that they can easily be overlooked. These hidden travel destinations offer many forms of respite and are the perfect place to relax and unwind.
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Stay at Church Landing at Mill Falls on Meredith Bay. Originally a church, this property was converted into a 58-room Adirondack-style hotel in 2004. The aesthetic is a rustic luxury camp retreat. Imbued with the essence of charming hospitality, the property captivates guests with a rich décor of large stone fireplaces, natural logs, birch bark, and intricate antler lighting. Lakehouse Grill is located on-site and is a convenient place to enjoy cocktails and American fare with a view of Lake Winnipesaukee. There is also a lakeside boardwalk for strolls along the bay and a gazebo over the water for quiet reflection.
