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The American Bed and Breakfast Association is an organization dedicated to
the promotion of bed & breakfast (B & B) inns nationwide. Bed and breakfasts are
ideal getaways from the stresses of life for a weekend -- or longer,
if you wish. With a more home-like, intimate atmosphere, a bed and breakfast inn is
the perfect alternative to a larger hotel chain or resort for your vacation.
If you are interested in being listed, navigate to the most appropriate travel destination, and click the Add Link text near the top of the page. The ABBA only accepts USA listings.
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Bethlehem Bed & Breakfasts |
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| Angel of the Mountains Bed & Breakfast - This elegant Victorian inn is the perfect setting for your romantic getaway. Private baths, queen sized beds and views of Mount Washington. Full breakfasts and evening wine and cheese are always complimentary. |
| The Highlands Inn - Catering to the lesbian community. Eighteen rooms and a cottage, all with private bath. Full breakfast and snacks included. Pets welcome. Rates, amenities, photos, special packages, and event schedule. |
| The Mulburn Inn - The Mulburn Inn was built in Bethlehem, New Hampshire in 1908, during the height of the grand hotel and tourism industry. In 1913, the two wings were added, with additional bedrooms on the second floor. At one time, Bethlehem boasted seven hotels which could easily accommodate 100 or more guests. |
| The Wayside Inn - Lovely settings, old-time flavor, warm hospitality, beautiful quilts; these are the hallmarks of our 170-year-old country inn. The rooms at the Inn are furnished with traditional New England country pieces and offer doubles, queen, or king beds. All the rooms have private baths and have been newly renovated. Some rooms have jacuzzi. |
| Adair - Down a long winding drive surrounded by rock walls, ponds, gardens, and 200 acres, sits a country estate called Adair. Relax in elegance at this White Mountain retreat. It offers spacious public rooms with fireplaces, comfortably appointed guest rooms with antiques, reproductions, and air conditioning, most with fireplaces, and fine dining. Enjoy wonderful views of the Presidential Range, stroll through perennial gardens, originally designed by the Olmsted Brothers. |
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