New Hampshire Inns - Home Hill Inn a French Country Inn and Restaurant. French Cuisine New England Style. The pre-revolutionary home built on land granted to Thomas Gallup by King George III in 1763 burned to the ground and was rebuilt by a Gallup ancestor in 1818. Arriving at the Inn, guests are warmly greeted by co-proprietor Stephane du Roure and the calming beauty of Home Hill.
All guest rooms feature private bath and most offer the warming glow of a fireplace.
Several guest rooms in The Carriage House also have private terraces and entryways. Each of the Inn's beautifully appointed guest rooms is decorated to reflect the beauty and colors of Provence and accented with American antiques and art. Baths of tile and marble beckon with luxurious L'Occitane bath products and sumptuous Frette bathrobes and towels. The Main House offers four elegantly appointed guest rooms and one two-room suite. Each of the Main House guest rooms is named after a famous local artist or resident.