This a great place to relax and enjoy great scenery close by. The owners take very good care of you while they seek to find out your food preferences and other desires.

I went to Coppertoppe Inn with a good friend for a weekend retreat to paint without interruption. Our hosts made sure we had all the solitude we requested yet managed to unobtrusively meet every need we had. The venue is for those who dislike the sterility of the large chain hotels and who enjoy the unique touches that are only found when a genuine desire to provide comfort for each guest exists. The food provided was deliciously prepared and met the dietary needs requested. The ambience was comfortable and a sense of family existed without any of the invasiveness that make some B and B's undesirable. There is a delightful small pond on the property that sports entertaining frogs and other aquatic life and the views in the distance are near mythic. Our hosts were knowledgeable about the area and clearly enjoyed having guests share their fresh produce, library, delightful inn and way of life in this beautiful part of N.H.

We found Coppertoppe Inn by pure accident. My parents and I headed to New Hampshire from RI for a one night trip and ended up by the foothill of a steep hill. We looked at other places in the area, but none of them are compared to Coppertoppe. Everything else in that are was not even worth looking into, price and location wise. Bill and Sheila greeted us with open arms with much hospitality. They offered us a room that had a daybed (easily converted into a night bed), and a private bathroom. The room was part of a suite usually shared by families, but since my parents shared a large kingside bed, we decided to save money and not use the other room in the suite. Since we were the only people staying there that night, we were able to use the hot tub outside (without the other guests), which was really nice.

In the morning we were treated to a wonderful breakfast. Sheila is an amazing conversationalist and cook. She made us made to order omelets, steamed/boiled eggs, fruit and her special pancakes.

As we were leaving, we got to talk about different plants. Sheila is quiet a harvester. She gave me lots of herbs and plants as a farewell gift, which was just wonderful. They are doing very well on my patio. Thank you Sheila.

Lastly, a few things worth mentioning. The house itself is nothing I have ever seen before. It is a Modernist/Art Deco design with tall ceilings and gorgeous interior. We took a brief tour to see the upstairs bedrooms, as well as a "Honeymoon Suite". From the expensive antique furniture to the rich velvet drapes and a Master Bathroom that is larger in size than most bedrooms, and an extensive library in the basement, Coppertoppe is a little heaven away from home.

Did I mention they have their own hummingbird that visits the bird feeder daily? Definitely come and stay at Coppertoppe!

My brother and I stayed at the Coppertoppe Inn while we were in town for a triathalon. Bill and Sheila COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MORE ACCOMODATING! We arrived to a fresh, home cooked meal with plenty of yummy, hearty, HEALTHY foods. Bill got up before 5am to greet all of the athletes with a yummy homemade oatmeal, granola, yogurt...you name it....breakfast. The rooms were private, quiet, comfortable, and had a breathtaking view of the lake and mountains. Bill and Sheila were perfect hosts. What a wonderful experience. Cannot wait to go back. Planning to reserve soon to be sure I get my spot next year!