The Best Beach Hotels in Mount Sunapee, NH from ￥24,261 in 2026

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1. The New London Inn

New London

Escape to seaside bliss - a short drive leads to sandy shores while colonial charm, a welcoming restaurant, and vibrant gardens await.

￥22,361

￥24,261 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 7 - Sep 8

Coffee/tea maker, fridge, microwave, oven

2. Hideaway Cottages, Cottage A

New London

￥24,330

￥37,926 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 15 - Sep 16

Shower, hair dryer, towels, toilet paper

3. Hideaway Cottages, Cottage B

New London

￥26,299

￥40,403 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 15 - Sep 16

4. Shaker Bear Guest House- Sleeps 6: 1 King bed, 1 Queen & 2 twins, 2 Full bath's

New London

￥61,723

￥105,626 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 7 - Sep 8

5. King Hill Cottage by Sunapee Stays - Fireplace, Kids Nook, Mount Sunapee

New London

￥58,910

￥116,647 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 24 - Sep 25

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Top Mount Sunapee Hotel Reviews

Mountain Edge Suites at Sunapee, an Ascend Collection Hotel

8/10 Good

"First, the service was amazing. The afternoon/evening front desk gentlemen was extremely kind and helpful as we navigated an issue with the room we were originally given (that turned out to not be an issue so won’t bother mentioning). The rooms were slightly dated but clean and well maintained. The only downside of the room was the carpet - it wasn’t awful but was old and a bit musty. We are very sensitive to smells and allergens so others may not notice. That said it didn’t affect our allergies too much so it wasn’t that bad. Room comes with basic cooking equipment, plates and silverware. The room we got was a two bedroom but the queen bedroom doesn’t have a door that closes - it’s a separate room but is open to the living room/kitchen. This wasn’t an issue for us but worth noting for others. Beds were clean and looked new but weren’t the nicest mattresses. Same with the pillows. We did go to the indoor pools - it was pretty well maintained. They had locker rooms and a dry sauna but we didn’t use either. Continental breakfast was as you’d expect. Nothing hot was served but lots of options - including a whole gluten free section which you NEVER see at hotels and I great appreciated. The hotel was nice and the staff great but it definitely had “we were a reeeallly nice hotel before the pandemic and then we lost a lot of our extras” vibes. They used to have a spa, a bar, an outdoor pool and a restaurant but those are all gone. It was fine as is though."