Even if you can't stay here, you should try and get by for breakfast or dinner to see the beautiful murals in the dining room. The murals were done in 1825 by itinerant painter Rufus Porter. One of the oldest inns in New Hampshire, the Birchwood is smack in the middle of this quaint New England village. Five guest rooms have private baths, and two bedrooms share a bath. Breakfast is served Tuesday through Sunday except from November to April when breakfast is only available on weekends.
Breakfast is included in the cost of a night's stay.
Special morning treats are Judy Wolfe's homemade jams and Bill Wolfe's homemade sausage. The Wolfes have owned the Birchwood since 1980. He takes care of the outdoor plantings and main course cooking, and Judy bakes desserts. Dinner reservations are required.