This boutique bed-and-breakfast is located four miles from Dartmouth College. It was built in 1919 by Harry Trumbell, a master builder, and was bought by the current family in 1995. Sitting within 16 acres of grounds, the Trumbull has six bedrooms, each with private bathrooms, cable television and wireless Internet. There is also a suite available with two bedrooms and two bathrooms to accommodate larger families. Breakfast is served at guests' leisure and comprises a variety of pastries as well as buttermilk pancakes and omelets. Guests also have use of the facilities within the grounds of the house, including a swimming pond and a basketball halfcourt. As of 2011, the rooms at Trumbull cost from $154 to $274 per night.
Six South St Hotel is located in the historic downtown area of Hanover and benefits from having a variety of restaurants, shops and boutiques all within walking distance. It is a modern hotel offering either deluxe king rooms with an additional sofa bed for a third person, or superior rooms with two queen-sized beds. All rooms have private bathrooms, LCD televisions and wireless Internet, and the hotel is also pet-friendly. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and the hotel also houses a cocktail lounge and fitness room for guests' use. As of 2011, rates at the Six South St Hotel start at $209 per night.
Founded in 1780, the Hanover Inn is the only accommodation located on the Dartmouth College campus and boasts views over the College Green and of Baker Tower. The inn has rooms with one queen bed or suites with king beds and an additional sofa bed; all include wireless Internet and private bathrooms, and room service is also available. In addition, the inn has a variety of meeting and function rooms as well as professional wedding and event planning services. The inn's restaurant serves meals throughout the day. As of 2011, rooms at the Hanover Inn cost between $235 and $285 on a bed-and-breakfast basis.
Pierce's Inn is located approximately 10 miles north of Hanover and surrounded by hundreds of acres of woodland. The inn is simply furnished; the eight private rooms and two bunk rooms have neither televisions or phones in order to guarantee complete relaxation. Alternatively guests can sit out on the front yard and watch the sun set. The inn's dining room can accommodate up to 95 people and is available for functions and dinner events. In the grounds guests have use of a swimming pool, tennis court and miles of wooded trails for waling, running and biking. Prices are available on request as they depend upon guests' requirements.
