490 Lafayette Rd.            Hampton, N.H. 03842           (603) 926-0330

About Lamie's Inn
History


You will discover the elegant simplicity of our 32 deluxe rooms that have been restored in authentic colonial manner; some with canopy beds.

We have some rooms with king size beds, some with queen size, and some with two standard beds. Several of our rooms are connecting permitting families to stay.

You can actually feel the personal warmth and friendly welcome the moment you walk through the door. Our staff is ready to make your stay enjoyable and soon you will be known by name. We make a special effort to make you feel right at home.

You can relax in our informal lounge or enjoy a fireside meal in our restaurant. After dinner enjoy a ride along one of the prettiest seacoasts in New England. The pace is slow and we are "far from the maddening crowd."

The Old Salt™ restaurant is open every day from 11:30 AM to closing. The restaurant also serves Sunday Brunch from 9:30 to 2:00 every Sunday. Our lounge is open daily for meals and snacks.

Features
 

  • Convenient to businesses, outlet shopping, and antiques.

  • Telephone and cable TV in each room.

  • Close to beaches, historical sites, and entertainment.

  • Private bathrooms.

  • Same day valet service.

  • Room service.

  • Full service dining room with turn of the century working fireplace.

  • Cocktail lounge.

  • Meeting and banquet facilities.

  • Weekend and special getaway packages.

  • Corporate rates available.

  • Fax and secretarial services available.

  • Free parking.

  • Airport limo service.

  • Avis ™ rental car service.

  • Serving you 24/7.

History

The core of the Lamie's building is a home that was built in 1740, according to historical records. In 1760, the building was acquired by the Lane family, benefactors of the town of Hampton, and remained in their family for four generations.

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In 1928, Albert and Madeline Lamie purchased the property and converted it in to a restaurant and tavern. The house, which had faced Exeter Road, was lifted and rotated to face Lafayette Road. Underneath it were constructed the kitchen and dining facilities, which form the basis for the restaurant and tavern to this day.

The Dunfey family purchased the property in 1954 and soon after, added the colonial style rooms of the Inn. Lamie's Inn and Tavern became known nationally, and internationally for its fine New England food, warm hospitality and friendly atmosphere.

 

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Today, Lamie's continues as a family-run business. The Higgins family purchased the property as a home for their popular restaurant, The Old Salt, after the original location on Hampton Beach was destroyed by fire. The Old Salt's reputation for quality and warmth is the perfect compliment to the Lamie's Inn tradition of excellence.

 

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