Eagle Mountain House
Jackson, New Hampshire
Eagle Mountain House
179 Carter Notch Road, Jackson, New Hampshire 03846 Original Property Opened in 1879 Historic Hotels of America member since 1996
Found in the heart of the White Mountains, the Eagle Mountain House & Golf Club sits on a scenic hilltop in Jackson, New Hampshire. This iconic Jackson, NH, hotel features a distinctive 280-foot veranda and has been hosting guests for over 138 years, showcasing spectacular mountain views. Proudly listed in the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Eagle Mountain House is also known for Highfields, a full-service casual dining room, and The Eagle Landing Tavern, a warm and inviting pub. In 1931, the surrounding pasture land became the hotel’s golf course, which in winter becomes part of the extensive 96-mile Jackson cross-country ski trail network. Whatever activity brings guests to this beautiful valley, they will fall in love at first sight with this grand lady.
Discover
- Discover the Colonial Revival architecture of the Eagle Mountain House & Golf Resort. Constructed in 1879, this grand hote was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1990.
- Marvel at the Carriage house Ballroom. This spectacular venue is housed within the Victorian-era barn, which at one point housed many different horse carts and carriages.
- Travel back in time with a stroll through a lobby that features a vintage fireplace, library of classic books, and still-operational 1926-built elevator with metal and pressed-glass doors.
Explore
- Explore Diana's Baths nearby. This stunning outdoor destination is a majestic group of waterfalls located outside of neighboring Kearsarge.
- Tour the surrounding towns and villages along the 100-mile White Mountain Trail, a part of the National Scenic Byways system.
- Hike through Crawford Notch State Park. This verdant destination is home to several natural wonders, including Mount Carrigain and South Twin Mountain.
Experience
- Bask in the rich colors of the White Mountain National Forest with more than 750,00 acres of mountains, lakes, and rivers just minutes away from the hotel.
- Journey to the top of Mount Washington, the highest peak in the northeast, by riding the Mount Washington Cog Railway or driving the Mount Washington Auto Road.
- Experience the Conway Scenic Railroad. This historic 19th-century train station offers stunning tour rides through the surrounding countryside.
Taste
- Enjoy classic regional cuisine served with a contemporary twist at the onsite Highfields Restaurant. This amazing venue relies upon ingredients acquired from many local producers.
- Taste a New England maple syrup when out exploring New Hampshire. A delicacy throughout the region, this wonderful food is best served ontop a mound of fresh pancakes.
- Try some apple cider. Another beloved local favorite, New Hampshire is known the world over for its delectable apples.
Featured Offers
Book the Best Available Rate at this property on HistoricHotels.org and receive a complimentary one-year family membership (a $30 value) to the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
