About us
History
Snowvillage Inn has been welcoming guests to the White Mountains since 1948. The Snowvillage Inn is an extraordinary New England country home built as a summer home in 1916 by Frank Simonds, a Pulitzer Prize winning author known primarily for his five-volume history of World War I. An expansive house set high on the lower slopes of Foss Mountain, the Snowvillage Inn has a commanding and memorable view of the White Mountains. Simonds named the house Blighty, which means home.
Helen Keller, who spent summers in Snowville, wrote of the area “This is a nest of peace, twice blessed.”. The property was acquired by Greta and Maxx Pluss in 1948 and turned into a country inn. It has been in operation as a New England Country Inn ever since. In the 1970s, Ginger and Pat Blymyer took over, adding their personal flair (including a pig) to the property.
What we offer?
Snowvillage Inn offers guests resort amenities for convenience, fun and adventure. Guests can enjoy the following amenities during their stay. Onsite Drinks and Dining at Max’s Restaurant & Pub.
- Resort-wide high-speed WI-FI
- In-room USB Chargers
- Private Bathrooms
- Snowshoe Trails and Rentals
- Hiking Trails
- Free Parking
- Outdoor sitting areas – Screened Porch, Decks, and Lawn Seating
- Access to Private Town Beach on Crystal Lake
- Perennial Gardens and Open Green Space
- Unrivaled Mountain Views
- Common Areas with books and games for gathering
- Climate Controlled Rooms (gas fireplace, air conditioning, or electric fans)
- Coffeemakers
- Complimentary Toiletries
- Hairdryer
- Alarm Clock
- Iron and Ironing Board Available
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