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Location. The Three Chimneys Inn is set on a hill in Durham, N.H., overlooking formal gardens, the Oyster River and Old Mill Falls. The historic seaport of Portsmouth is 10 miles from the property. The Strawberry Banke Museum, a living history museum, is less than 11 miles away.
Features. A restored 1649 homestead and 1795 carriage house comprise the Three Chimneys Inn. Complimentary breakfasts are served at the wisteria-covered terrace, conservatory or dining room. The Tavern, featuring the home's original open-hearth summer-cooking fireplace, granite walls and hand-hewn beams, offers New England fare for lunch and dinner. The Maples and Coppers dining rooms, featuring Georgian furnishings and four fireplaces, including the open-hearth winter-kitchen fireplace, offer candlelit fine dining. Outdoor dining on the terrace is available in the spring, summer and fall. Pets are not allowed at the property.
Guestrooms. Accommodations at the Three Chimneys Inn are elegantly appointed with four-poster beds, Edwardian bed drapes, oriental rugs and rich tapestries. The guestrooms offer sitting areas, desks, telephones with data ports and complimentary wireless Internet access. Private bathrooms feature oversized tubs. Select rooms offer jetted tubs and fireplaces.
Expert Tip. Valentine Hill built the original homestead at the Three Chimneys Inn in 1649, and set up the sawmill at the falls on Oyster River. The spirit of a descendant of Valentine Hill, named Hannah, is said to reside at the inn. Both the staff and guests have witnessed the shadow, face, touch or vintage clothing of Hannah, as well as mysterious sounds and movement of furniture.
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