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Description:
General Ebenezer Brewster, whose home occupied the present site of the Inn, founded the Dartmouth Hotel in 1780 but later burned to the ground and was replaced two years later on the same site by the Wheelock Hotel. From 1901 – 1903, Dartmouth College carried out extensive renovations to the facility, which was then renamed the Hanover Inn. An east wing was added in 1924, followed in 1939 by an exterior expansion . In 1968 a west wing was added. Today the Hanover Inn is a charming, 93 room neo-Georgian structure that is owned by Dartmouth College. The Inn is located on the Hanover Green and the Dartmouth College Campus.
Meeting Facilities:
The Hanover Inn has a full service event planning and catering department, and seven conference spaces in a variety of sizes to accommodate most needs. The Daniel Webster Room can host your wedding or private party for up to 175 people while our smaller conference rooms are perfect for a business meeting, dinner or reception. We have seven meeting rooms available for groups from 2 to 250.
Location/Accessibility:
Located on the Dartmouth College campus in the heart of downtown Hanover walking distance to Main Street and all its shopping and eateries.
Accommodations:
Our 93 elegant guest rooms include 22 junior suites with a sitting area, and the Baker Tower Suite with a comfortable seating area, wet bar and a premier view of the Dartmouth College campus. Connecting rooms are also available.
Dining:
The Hanover Inn has two restaurants on premises, each with its own special ambiance and exceptional service. Both restaurants feature locally grown and raised meats, poultry, produce, fruits and dairy products. The Terrace is alfresco dining at its best. Join us for breakfast, lunch and dinner during the summer months.
Recreation:
The Hopkins Center for the Performing Arts and Hood Museum are located next door. All of Dartmouth’s sports fields are located in close proximity to take in a college sporting event. Located nearby are the Montshire Museum of Science, King Arthur Flour, VINS Nature Center, and the Billings Farm and Museum. The Upper Valley is on the Connecticut River and provides for kayaking, canoeing and swimming. The Appalachian Trail passes right by our doors for hiking. Golfing, downhill and cross country skiing, and ice skating are all within a short drive.
Total # of Rooms:
93
Total Sq. Ft. of Meeting Space
850 sq. ft.
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