Follansbee Inn is an award winning New Hampshire Bed and Breakfast Inn conveniently located less than 90 minutes from Boston. Follansbee Inn, located steps from beautiful Kezar Lake in North Sutton, New Hampshire is the [...]
Follansbee Inn, an award winning New Hampshire B&B is proud to announce two of our most recent honors: Tripadvisor Traveler's Choice Award 2020 and Booking.com 9.4 Traveller Review Award 2021! With dozens of awards spanning [...]
Did you know that November 17th is National Hiking Day? Also known as “Take A Hike Day,” National Hiking Day on November 17 may be one of the most important holidays out there. Why? For [...]
The Follansbee Inn was featured in the New York Times on Sunday, October 3, 2021 in an article titled, “In Search of Fall Colors: A Long Drive on New Hampshire Roads”. “Wending our way north [...]
It’s nearly Labor Day Weekend, and that means our summer season is coming to a rapid close and it’s time to start looking forward to Fall. Luckily for us, fall foliage near the Follansbee Inn [...]
For people who live in Boston, traveling to New Hampshire for a getaway at one of their many B&Bs is a favorite pastime. New Hampshire’s close proximity (it’s within driving distance) makes it an ideal [...]
Kezar Lake is located in the town of North Sutton in the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Region of New Hampshire. The towns of New London, Wilmot, Warner, Bradford and Newbury are nearby. The lake is 182 [...]
Over the past year, with coronavirus mandates promoting or requiring people to work from home, Follansbee Inn began hosting a new type of guest, one for whom a desk is a priority. Some of these [...]
Last month we looked at some native American achievements that most people don’t know about. A great place to learn about some of these achievements is the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum in the area around [...]
One of the many interesting things to do in the area of Follansbee Inn is visiting the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum. This facility highlights not just the history of early Native Americans, but also Native [...]
