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Beal House Inn & Restaurant

Each unique room has been lovingly restored offering comforts of home.

Plush down comforters and extra pillows cover the beds (Queen sized), many four postered.

Your private bathroom might feature a tub/shower or antique clawfoot tub or 2 person jacuzzi.

The 2 room suites have separate living areas with mini fridge/coffee maker, phone, fireplace and more.

The Inn's common room has a wood burning fireplace and is the center of many gatherings, as are the parlor and the porch, where you can watch the town of Littleton pass by.

Chef/Owner Blake May has adapted an existing innovative menu, blending in some fresh items from California and the Southwest such as Sonoma Chicken and Lobster Napolean, while all the European classics are represented as well: escargots, calamari, mozzarella, shrimp and scallops. His home-made bread is the talk of the town and is put to extra duty as part of his Traditional and Chocolate Bread Puddings, as well as Innkeeper/Owner Brian Walker's Stuffed French Toast and Bacon Tomato Hash breakfasts.

Their wine list is varied with selections from California, Oregon and Washington as well as Germany, Italy, France, Spain and Portugal. Finishing the list are their wines from new Zealand and Australia.

Their Martini List is vying for a position in the Guinness Book of World Records, they currently have over 250.

The Beal House Inn is the perfect location to venture off to Vermont, Maine and all of New Hampshire.

A day trip to Montreal (only 2 1/2 hous away) is a possibility as well.

Whether you come in the winter when the area turns into a Currier and Ives painting (with 5 ski resorts within 45 minutes) or in the srping when the numerous flower fields bloom (Come for the Lilac or Lupine festival) or in the fall when the magnificent display of colors can be seen, there is always something to do.

Half a dozen golf courses within 30 minutes and tennis will keep you busy.

Skiing (down hill or cross country and snow mobile trails are close by) and don't forget fishing, swimming, shopping (more than 50 shops in Littleton including Chutters General Store with the world's longest candy counter) and antiqueing.