We stayed at the Philbrook Farm Inn for one night in late June. We knew that it wasn't a hotel or an extremely nice B&B, but we weren't expecting what we got. Ann greeted us at the door, and she was very nice, but the floorboards on the deck are rotting (and she even told us!), although the view and... More

First, we didn't stay at the Inn itself, we stayed at the three "cabins" on the hill. Norman Bates, eat your heart out. The houses were family homes built in the 1800's, and they don't look or feel like they have been cleaned since then. Aside form the creepy glass man in the "Do not enter room," where the door... More

Ann and Larry are the best hosts. They will do anything to make your stay perfect. This early 1800 B&B is so charming.. A lot of history in this house. This is the first Inn that I have stayed in that serves you a 3 course dinner as well as a very hearty breakfast. Traditional Yankee Fare. Saturday nights meal;... More

The Philbrook Farm Inn is as lovely as the pictures on their website. Old, old home that has been in the family since the early 1800's. Still family owned. One of the best parts is the food. Breakfast and dinner are included in the price for the overnight. We had pot roast the first night and could have cut the... More

Our stay at the Philbrook Farm Inn was most enjoyable. The inn built in around 1835 was a great mid point in out two week vacation to just sit and enjoy the view and to get away from people.

We spent one night at the Philbrook Farm Inn and while we found the Inn had old time New England charm, the overall interior was on the worn out side. This place could be wonderful, but it appears to need much TLC to return it to restored beauty of days gone by. Ann, the Inn Keeper was pleasant and helpful... More

The Philbrook Farm Inn is such a rare find - each room is filled with authentic treasures gathered by the Philbrook family, and the living room is packed with the coolest and kookiest things - xmas cards from 1895, old fashioned jigsaw puzzles and books from the 18th century. The inn has apparently been in the same family fro 8... More

A pure pleasure, low key, with North Country theme and history exuding from every quality of this place. Relaxed, not stuffily proper, but very real with truly wonderful, responsive hosts. This is a family business and one feels very much a part. An excellent place from which to canoe the Androscoggin, hike tributaries to the White Mountains, the Appalachian Trail,... More

I stayed at the Inn back in October to do some hiking in Franconia Notch and cannot say enough good things about it. The meals were not only delicious, but fun in that you sit and dine w/ the other guests. You truly get to know everyone staying on the property, plus the friendly, but unobtrusive staff. The property is... More