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9 Lake Street

Fun Family Wolfeboro Winnipesaukee Bay Waterfront with SUP, 5 Kayaks & 2 Canoes

Downtown Wolfeboro condo, right on Wolfeboro Bay/Winnipesaukee w/dock available

The Wolfeboro Inn

Cottage 8-9 - Year Round - Pet Friendly - Stand Alone 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath

Main House - 3 Story 5 Bed/ 3 Bath - Wolfeboro

Cottage 12 - Year Round - Pet Friendly -1 King Bed / 1 Bath & Courtyard

Cottage 3 - Year Round - Pet Friendly - 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath

Cottage 4 - Year Round Pet Friendly 1 Bed w/ Loft / 1 Bath & Courtyard

Cottage 11 - Year Round - Pet Friendly - 1 Bed / 1 Bath w/ Private Courtyard

The Windrifter Resort

Lake Wentworth Inn
Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts Hotel & Travel Guide
Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts is definitely a place worth seeing.
If you'd like to visit, head over to Laconia. If you're not sure where that is, it's approximately 20 miles (32 kilometers) from Concord, the capital of the state.
You'll be happy to find out there are 2 hotel options nearby. The Wolfeboro Inn and The Windrifter are within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts.
Seven Suns Coffee & Tea is the perfect place for a cup of hot coffee or a tasty pastry. It's only a few minutes' walk from Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts. Also close by is Lydia's Cafe of Wolfeboro, a well-patronized establishment that offers up a variety of satisfying meals. For all of those travelers that like ending the day with a relaxing drink right in the area, the bartender at Nolans Brick Oven Bistro will be serving drinks all night.
Other Things to Do Near Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts
You're surely not intending to wrap up the day after Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts? Allow yourself some time to experience what else the area has to offer:- Eager to escape the noise and confusion of the city? Enjoy a walk in Cate Park, an idyllic urban sanctuary.
- Shopping at Hampshire Pewter Co. is a good way to fit in with the local people.
- Wright Museum is a popular spot where you can learn a lot about the armed forces and their history.
- Bring the family for endless learning and fun at Klickety-Klack Railroad Museum.
- If you'd like to discover aspects of the area's history, enjoy a guided tour of Clark House Museum, a popular historic residence.
Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts hotels essential information
Accommodation | 944 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $146 |
Highest Price | $1,485 |
Popular hotels | The Wolfeboro Inn, 9 Lake Street , Lake Wentworth Inn, Downtown Wolfeboro condo, right on Wolfeboro Bay/Winnipesaukee w/dock available, Fun Family Wolfeboro Winnipesaukee Bay Waterfront with SUP, 5 Kayaks & 2 Canoes, The Windrifter Resort, Cottage 8-9 - Year Round - Pet Friendly - Stand Alone 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath, Main House - 3 Story 5 Bed/ 3 Bath - Wolfeboro, Cottage 12 - Year Round - Pet Friendly -1 King Bed / 1 Bath & Courtyard, Cottage 3 - Year Round - Pet Friendly - 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath, Cottage 4 - Year Round Pet Friendly 1 Bed w/ Loft / 1 Bath & Courtyard, Cottage 11 - Year Round - Pet Friendly - 1 Bed / 1 Bath w/ Private Courtyard |
Recent Wolfeboro Institute of the Arts hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

The Wolfeboro Inn
"The hotel is in a great location, literally a two-minute walk to downtown Wolfeboro, which was definitely the biggest plus for us. Our room was clean, and our interactions with the front desk were perfectly fine. We did not eat at the hotel, so I can’t comment on the food. Our room, I believe #105, was right next to the check-in area and was a handicap-accessible room. The window was basically at ground level, and between that and the room lighting, it felt a little dark. The hotel does have a small beach area, but unfortunately it really wasn’t set up to be enjoyed. There were only about seven lounge chairs for the entire hotel, and they weren’t very comfortable. There were also three Adirondack chairs, one of which was broken. There were no beach towels or umbrellas available. Luckily, we had brought our own beach chairs, towels and umbrella. The area where the “pool toys,” floats, etc. were stored was locked, so none of those were available to use either. Just to clarify, there is no swimming pool at the hotel. There was also a firepit, but we were told it couldn’t be used due to fire department restrictions because of the dry conditions, which is obviously understandable. One thing that really surprised me was how much unused potential the hotel has. There is a good-sized porch off one of the function rooms that would have been a great place to sit in the morning with a cup of coffee, but there were no chairs or seating out there at all. The beach and outdoor areas co"





