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“Fabulous Host and Hostess. Recommendations for dinners were spot on to our taste. When in Campton, the Covered Bridge Farm Table is the place to be for local flavor and flavors. Pizza at Mamma Trataglia's (sp?) was amazing even to us New Haven Pizza Snobs. Breakfast at the Sunny G was cooked to order fresh and complete with helpful conversation from our hosts. Hope to return visit. ”

“Bruce one of the owners was very attentive and very friendly.”

“The room was clean and beautiful, overlooking the white mountains. I guess I didn't read the fine print because we were expecting some dining option. Sylvesters for dinner and the Market for breakfast were not far away. The coffee/beverage bar in the lounge is extraordinary. Would've appreciated some cleaning attention to the windows and screens so we could've taken full advantage of the view. I know that upkeep of the place must be all-comsuming. The host was quite welcoming and attentive....

“I had a great stay. Nice property, friendly staff. Coffee to die for. ”

“everything was great”

“Warm and friedly atmosphere. A family like atmosphere. Donna, Doug are wonderful proprietors and maintain a beautiful and charming classical 200 plus year home and B&B. My wife and zI have been twice and look fotward to a third and.... we highly recommend.”

“One of the best stays my husband and I have experienced in our entire lives. The property is beautiful, filled with life and history. It's incredibly cozy and comfortable, we both slept well. Breakfast was delicious and we didn't need lunch either day. Tippy is a lovely host cat with fluffy pantaloons and Sir Ellis, the delightful black and white cat, ensured that we never forgot where our room was. We had wonderful conversations and felt as though we were stepping into the home of beloved...

“We loved the inn. Our room was clean and cozy. The mattress was just right for both of us. When we had questions, we were able to text with a friendly staff member. It was really neat that a binder full of information about the inn and the community was left for us to peruse.”