A true New England Bed & Breakfast, The Maples at Warner is located in the quaint village of Warner, a short walk from restaurants, museums, shopping, and all the charms a small village has to offer. The home is surrounded by tall maple trees, a stream that meanders around the property, and a pond.

Tastefully appointed rooms with king or queen feather beds, private baths, and fine linens greet you during your stay.

The Inn offers six guest rooms most with king or queen feather beds, fine linens, plump duvets and lush robes. We serve a bountiful breakfast featuring homemade muffins, breads, pastries, granola, fresh fruit, gourmet coffee and tea each morning.

The Maples at Warner is a beautifully restored 1835 Federal Colonial, located along the Willow Brook, the site of many early businesses in Warner. During the time period between 1858 and 1893, the home was a lodging house originally known as "The Maples."

Its popularity as one of Warner's lodging facilities grew as Warner became one of New Hampshire's premier ski resort areas. Warner was a popular destination for the famous ski trains which ran from Boston during the time period between 1917 and 1944.

After several exchanges of ownership, the Inn became known as "The Old New England Dining Room" offering homemade dinners on Sunday to the ski travelers who frequented the area.

After extensive renovations, The Maples at Warner returns as a fine lodging establishment providing guests a true New England bed & breakfast experience!

Warner is delightfully situated in the Darmouth-Lake Sunapee area,
a four-season recreation location with activities for all interests.