Woodstock Inn Station-Brewery

Situated in the mountains, this inn is 1.1 mi (1.7 km) from Clark's Trading Post and 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Whale's Tale Water Park. Franconia Notch State Park and Flume Gorge are also within 6 mi (10 km).

If you like eateries loaded with character, don't miss this one inside the town's late-1800s train station. The walls are decorated with old maps, historic photographs, and local memorabilia. Then there are fun, curious objects, such as an old phone booth. The menu offers gluten-free items as well as the standard pub fare: pizza, burgers, steaks, and seafood. Gourmet breakfasts are served...

The inexpensive inn and its restaurants and brewery are the heart of cute little North Woodstock. Rooms in the main inn—there are four other buildings, too—are the most quaint, with sleigh beds, lace curtains, and warm wood accents original to the late 1800s structure. The Georgianna room has great corner windows looking out over Main Street. The inn's building across the street has a rustic...

The Woodstock Inn has a Jekyll-and-Hyde thing going on. In front it's a white Victorian on the main commercial strip -- one of the few older inns in a forest of condos and modern resorts. Out back it sports a modern brewpub (in the former village train station) serving up hearty fare and ales to appreciative locals. The guest rooms are spread out among the main inn and four other houses nearby;...

Previously a historic train station, Woodstock Inn is one of its kind, with a huge brewery on-site. Refurbished to the modern traveler's need, this beautiful hotel still has an old-world charm. Simple interiors, clean rooms, and an unpretentious ambiance, is what this hotel offers. The brewery at Woodstock Inn is famous across New Hampshire for serving some of the best beers. Renowned for the...