Located in the mansion, the Stein & Stirrup Beer & Wine Bar offers an excellent selection of draft, bottled and canned beer, wine by the glass or bottle. This historic mansion was built in 1911. Join us for a charming Bed & Breakfast Experience with private rooms and a delicious complimentary breakfast.
The ground floor of mansion features the new Stein & Stirrup Beer & Wine Bar. A separate building called the Carriage House offers four spacious fireplace suites (two upstairs and two on the ground floor) with panoramic views of the valley from the patios. Each suite is individually decorated with high quality bedding, dishes, ample countertop space in the mini kitchen, and a sitting area with chairs in front of the gas fireplace.
The ground floor of mansion features the new Stein & Stirrup Beer & Wine Bar. A separate building called the Carriage House offers four spacious fireplace suites (two upstairs and two on the ground floor) with panoramic views of the valley from the patios. Each suite is individually decorated with high quality bedding, dishes, ample countertop space in the mini kitchen, and a sitting area with chairs in front of the gas fireplace.
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The Hartland Inn is a New Meadows landmark! Rich in history and mystery. The main house, now a Bed & Breakfast, was originally built by Colonel Edgar Heigho in 1911 for his family's residence, and is now on the Historical Registry. Colonel Heigho was the founder of New Meadows and president of the P& IN Railroad.
Located in the mansion, the Stein & Stirrup Beer & Wine Bar offers an excellent selection of draft, bottled and canned beer, wine by the glass or bottle, sodas and hot drinks. Enjoy your evening in this cozy atmosphere, playing board games, watching sports events or just visiting with locals and other travelers.
Furnished with historic antiques, each room is decorated with a unique personality. The three story mansion offers five different choices for an evening or weekend of enjoyment. All rooms include satellite TV, in room phones and beautiful views of the valley. A sitting room is available for peaceful relaxation or reading.
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John Goff
Dec 27, 2021
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Katherine Dumanoir
Nov 28, 2021
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Brady Peay
Nov 22, 2021
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Steve Cunningham
Nov 07, 2021
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George Conrad
Aug 03, 2021
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Nicholas Placek
Jul 18, 2021
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Jul 07, 2021
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Blythe Meacham
Jul 05, 2021
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Pleasantly surprised by this quaint hotel in New Meadows, rooms were immaculate, pets were allowed, and the yard outside was an inviting place to gather. The owner was super nice, gave excellent dining recommendations and was even kind enough to give us a call and mail our lost items home for no charge.
Kathy J.
Feb 09, 2019
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We will be back and I have recommended the Hartland to others. It is away from the traffic and bustle of McCall but close to skiing and good dining. We stayed in the beautiful main house and loved it! The bed was so comfortable and the room had a nice tv/dvd player and everything else we needed. There were cozy shared sitting rooms decorated early 1900's style. Breakfast was served at the time we had requested with a record playing to set the mood. The food was incredible yet suited to my special diet. My husband had a huge loaded omelet, plus hashbrowns, bacon, fruit, and juice. The hosts
Sarah S.
Jul 02, 2015
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Service was excellent. They made us feel right at home. Breakfast was also really good with fresh fruit, toast, hash browns, and a great sausage and egg frittata. Steve, the owner, was super and set the coffee up for me the night before so I could just start it in the morning as I am a very early riser. Annie found me a blow dryer, since I forgot mine. The house itself is from a bygone era and steeped in history. It had a lovely feel. I especially loved the old fashioned push-button light switches.
Joann S.
Sep 06, 2013
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Kelly J.
Jun 12, 2013
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Felicia V.
Jul 26, 2011
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