Offering views of the White Mountains to the east and the Green Mountains to the west, the hotel is minutes from Franconia Notch State Park, Echo Lake and numerous hiking trails. In the winter, Cannon Mountain is minutes away, with Loon Mountain and Bretton Woods also within easy reach. The village of Franconia sits just down the mountain, and Boston is less than two and a half hours away.
The property is powered by Revival Hotels’ proprietary Invisible Hospitality model, enabling seamless direct-to-door check-in. Each of the 32 guestrooms is uniquely designed and includes a Hideaway-branded Crosley record player, a rainfall showerhead, a white noise machine and amenities from La Bottega. The hotel features three suites—the Cannon Suite, the Sunset Hill House Suite and the White Mountain Suite—alongside a range of room types. Guests also have access to the Innsider Guide, a mobile app that serves as a personal concierge with curated recommendations, local insights and on-property information.
The hotel offers shared spaces such as The Living Room which opens onto White Mountain views; The Commons, which offers billiards and a place to settle in with a drink; and The Hideout, which gives children a dedicated retreat. Work From Hideaway provides a coworking setup and Downstairs is an event space that accommodates up to 250 guests. Just 30 feet from the main house, The Lodge is available as a separate buyout for guests seeking added privacy without booking the full hotel.
“Four properties in under a year tells you everything about the demand we’re seeing,” said Saxton Sharad, founding partner/CEO, Hideaway Inns. “Franconia Notch is one of the most beautiful corners of New England, exactly the kind of destination travelers love but big brands overlook. We’re just getting started.”
Additional Hideaway Inn properties are under development across the Northeast, with Killington, VT, up next in the pipeline among several openings expected over the coming year. The brand continues to target regional markets underserved by traditional hotel offerings.
