New Hampshire is full of inns, hotels, and B&Bs – many of them historic. Even so, we’ve found one in Hampton that stands out for the unique role it has come to play in New Hampshire – and United States – history.
Since it opened in 1740, Lamie’s Inn has played host to an uncountable number of visitors from all over the country and around the world.
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It’s become an unofficial required stop for presidential candidates campaigning in New Hampshire, and in 1963 even hosted President Dwight Eisenhower for two nights (he was visiting his son, who was a student at Philips Exeter at the time.
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The whole inn has remained old-fashioned and cozy, with plenty of warm lamps and antique details.
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The rooms are cozy, with lots of exposed brick and the coziest beds.
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Details like canopy beds will make you feel like you’ve gone back in time in the best possible way.
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The attached Old Salt Tavern is full of old-fashioned wood and is the perfect place to enjoy a hearty dinner.
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You can find the hotel at 490 Lafayette Road, Hampton, NH 03842.
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Lamie’s Inn
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