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 Fill my Inn - Come enjoy our hospitality knowing that you’re staying in a piece of history. The Cranmore Inn has been welcoming guests since 1863. Whether your ice climbing, snowshoeing or skiing, we’re close to it all. Walk to the shops and restaurants and don’t forget our year round outside hot tub.
Stay any weekday this winter, Sunday thru Thursday for $69 per night for two in a standard room, including a full cook to order breakfast. Discounted Cranmore Mtn ski passes are available. Call for rates.
To book a stay, call me at 1-800-526-5502 and ask for Bob. Non holiday weeks only.
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 Double Cranmore Ski and Stay - Stay two nights at the Cranmore Inn, Sunday night thru Thursday night. Breakfast for two each morning and two adult ski passes at Cranmore. Come early and ski for free the 1st afternoon. (restrictions apply) Starting at $240
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Cycling and Mountain Biking - Enjoy all the valley has to offer by bike, there is no better time than the fall to enjoy the scenery of the Mt. Washington Valley, after a hard day of adventure enjoy our year round exterior hot tub with a glass of your favorite brew.
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So You Want To Be an Innkeeper - Join us for a weekend of fun and work while seeing first hand the reality of inn keeping. If you ever had the inkling of running an inn, this is for you. This isn’t for those who like to stand back and observe, you’ll jump in and learn under fire, and you will know whether this is for you or not by the end of the weekend. We aren’t going to give you fancy books or fluff, just the nuts and bolts of inn keeping.
The package is two nights lodging and dinner one night with the innkeepers. Packages start at $350 plus tax. |
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Polar Express -  Based on the Caldecott Award-Winning book written and illustrated by Chris Van Allsburg, for any one who believes in the miracle of Christmas will find the Polar Express an experience that brings together all ages, leaving everyone truly believing in the magic of Christmas.
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