I work at UNH but live just over 2 hours away so I stay at the Pines Guest House approximately one night a week and I couldn't ask for a more welcoming, comfortable, clean, and interesting place to spend the night. Mary Margaret welcomes me with a warm smile and Roger with a witty remark. The house is by the river and the setting is beautiful with deer sometimes roaming in the field. Thank you for sharing your 1760 historical house. I have stayed here for years and the owners and the place are true gems.

It was my first time on the East coast and staying at the Pines Guest House was a wonderful decision. Mary Margaret and Roger were so kind and helpful. Mary gave us very helpful tips on where to park, eat, visit, tour, and whatever else we asked about. Our trip couldn't have gone better and they played a large roll in that. The room was exactly what we wanted, it was very charming and well kept. The history to the house alone was worth staying in my opinion. The breakfast was always more than enough and very tasty. I would definitely recommend this place for an extended stay. Thank you and I hope we see you again in the future!

The Pines gently coaxes you into an experience of refreshment and renewal. The houses itself dates from 1760 and spreads its charms throughout both public and private rooms. It is, at once, filled with art and remembrances of New England, and it is modern and comfortable. The hosts exude an authentic and caring hospitality: from the exquisite bowl of fresh fruit at breakfast to their attention to the details of your visit. I lived in Durham for many years and plan to return. As they say: this is a home away from home, and they are right. Thank you.