Take a step back in time and enjoy the historic charm of The Inn at Bethlehem. Formerly known as The Mulburn Inn, this picturesque Victorian mansion was built in 1908 during the height of the grand hotel and tourism industry. In 1913, the east and west wings were added, along with additional bedrooms on the second floor. The Inn is perfect for large family vacations and gatherings as well as weddings and special events.
The Mulburn Inn At Bethlehem - Featured Reviews (41)
Stayed here on a surprise anniversary gift from the wife. Dave and Karen were wonderful hosts and welcomed us with champagne and chocolates. Breakfast was fresh and delicious, especially the blueberry muffins. Coffee, tea and cold bottled water available 24/7 and we loved having a full charge every morning for our EV. Dog friendly if you got one. Highly recommended alternative to a crowded and noisy hotel/resort.
We visited the Mulburn in early May 2019. The weather was lousy, but the Inn was gorgeous, our room toasty warm, the food delicious, and Mary the Innkeeper just a delight. The bed was very comfortable, the breakfast filling and perfectly cooked, and the shared fridge generously stocked. We could not have asked for a more wonderful and relaxing weekend. If you are looking for a place to stay, The Mulburn Inn is The Best! Thank you Mary, we look forward to coming back soon!
I cannot say enough good things about this place. It was very clean and welcoming. Mary was very accommodating and professional. She was pleasant and very open. We stayed in the presidential room which was more money but worth it. We will return for sure. The distance to North Conway is approximately 48 miles via Crawford Notch but it is a nice ride by car or motorcycle. Pretty good Italian restaurant within walking distance called Rosa Flamingo strange name but worth it to stop in. Recommend by Mary
I own a travel business and we've stayed at a lot of B&Bs … and this is the best I've ever been too. It all starts with Mary who is absolutely a wonderful host. Her constant smile and enthusiasm is contagious. She also knows the area well and is super helpful. Mary provides access to her plentiful collections of books and materials to help people decide what to see and do. She recommended a few hikes that we might have missed and they were very enjoyable … even in the heat wave. When you returned "home," Mary constantly had cookies on the ready in the lobby. Yum. Our room (where Thomas Edison once stayed) and bed was incredibly comfortable. Great air conditioning in the middle of a heat wave kept us comfortable at night. Finally, Mary provided an awesome breakfast every day as well excellent coffee on demand. If you're looking for a good place to stay … and a good base of operations in the White Mountains … then look no further. This is it!
We planned on staying two nights but ended up staying a third night. The Mulburn Inn just feels like home. The house itself is beautiful and very comfortable. The grounds are lovely and the room was very comfortable. Mary, the innkeeper, just really makes everyone feel right at home, she really adds a lot to the experience. The breakfast were wonderful and the staff was very helpful. We loved our time at the Mulburn Inn.
This is a wonderful place to stay, whether just on your own or with a group. So much character! Highly recommend!
My girlfriend and I stayed in the Jackson room at the Mulburn Inn. Our room, as well as the rest of the house, was beautiful. The furniture and decor seemed very appropriate for the old timey vibe of the house. The inn had communal areas where you could chat with other guests, as well as locations outside your room where you could sit and quietly read a book. Mary, the proprietor, was very kind and accommodating, including making a special breakfast for me due to my dietary restrictions. The location was great because it was a short drive to multiple skiing resorts. Having the option to go to different nearby mountains was a great perk. Mary was able to offer discounted lift tickets and coupons on rentals to some of those mountains, as well. The only draw back of the whole experience was that we didn't see any ghosts of the family that originally lived here. Besides that, staying at The Mulburn Inn was a very pleasant experience.
My husband and I stayed at this B&B in the Jefferson room for a couple days this past 4th of July weekend. Mary is a gem! So personable, easygoing, welcoming, and just makes you feel so comfortable. The breakfast was always so delicious and everything was so clean and tidy. We will definitely be returning again. 😊
