Home to many bed and breakfast inns and lodging sites, Bethlehem, New Hampshire has a history of hospitality. Once a booming tourist destination for travelers looking to spend the summer at an all inclusive resort, Bethlehem has now broadened its appeal to couples looking for romance, hikers looking for a challenge, skiers wanting a warm and welcoming place to stay after a day on the slope and families looking for fun. There are many bed and breakfast options for those wishing to stay in an upscale, comfortable retreat, many with restaurants and afternoon tea. Also available are cottages and motels. Each bed and breakfast is unique in rooms, amenities and history and most have a story to tell. Bethlehem, New Hampshire was once Lloyd Hills, New Hampshire but the name was dropped after the revolutionary war. One of Bethlehem’s many claims to fame is the abundance of mail passing through the tiny post office every year by those wanting a Bethlehem postmark on their Christmas cards. Wonderful stories and insights into the history can be found at the historical society in the center of town as well as at any of the quaint shops and stores along the main street. A must see is WrenOvation, a collective of artists and artisans displaying and selling their wares. Original, one of a kind art, gifts and jewelry can be found there and at Ragamuffins just down the street. Great food is in abundance in Bethlehem. In addition to the many restaurants in town quite a few of the inns have restaurants offering fine dining. Everything from fresh seafood to New England specialties are offered in Bethlehem’s many and varied dining options. At the edge of the White Mountain National Forest, Bethlehem, New Hampshire has everything today’s traveler needs for a fabulous vacation anytime of year.