Lodging

Alnoba offers homey cabins and houses for overnight accommodations. They feature intimate group-style living, perfect for off-sites, team building, and family gatherings. Our cabins are nestled in the woods, a short walking distance from Alnoba. Each cabin has a living room, a screened porch, and a kitchen.

We also have four houses: Briggs House, Charward, Whitney House, and Brandy Run. The houses are located on South Road less than a mile from Alnoba. Each house has 3-4 bedrooms, 2-3 bathrooms, a living room, and a full kitchen.

Clem’s Cabin

24 Cottage Road, Kensington, NH

Named for Alan’s Uncle Clem and sited where his original cabin stood, it overlooks the field where Clem would host his legendary “Corn Fests.”

Sleeps from 4 to 8 people

Room #1 – 2 twin beds
Room #2 – 2 twin beds
Room #3 – 2 twin beds
Room #4 – 2 twin beds
Fully equipped kitchen
Stocked with linens and towels
Four 3/4 bathrooms
Fireplace
Grill
Screened porch for meetings
This cabin does not have a phone
This cabin does not have AC
WiFi available
Guests are asked to park in the main Alnoba Parking Lot; Clem’s is a very short walk from there

Sawyer Blake Cabin

24 Cottage Road, Kensington, NH

Named in honor of Alan’s maternal ancestors, the Sawyers and Blakes, who came to Kensington in the 1600s and helped settle the town.

Sleeps 3 to 6 people

Room #1 – 1 full and 2 twins bed
Room #2 – 2 twin beds
Room #3 – 1 full beds
Fully equipped kitchen
Stocked linens and towels
Two 3/4 bathrooms
Flat Screen TV
Fireplace
Grill
Screened Porch for meetings
This cabin does not have a phone
This cabin does not have AC
WiFi available
Guests are asked to park in the main Alnoba Parking Lot; Sawyer Blake is a very short walk from there

Mother Earth Cabin

199 South Road, Kensington, NH

Mother Earth stands in tribute to the small cabins in the woods on Alan’s great uncle’s property, which were named for maverick philosophers and teachers.

A rustic cabin that sleeps up to 8 people

This cabin does not have electricity or running water
Grill
Screened porch
This cabin does not have a phone or WiFi
Remote access with no parking; it is 1/2 mile hike from Alnoba parking lot

Charward House

199 South Road, Kensington, NH

Charward unites the names of Alan and Harriet’s children, Charlotte and Edward, and previously served as a private artist residence.

Sleeps 3 to 6

Room #1 – 2 twin beds
Room #2 – 2 twin beds
Room #3 – 2 twin beds
Fully equipped kitchen
Stocked linens and towels
Two 3/4 bathrooms
Flat Screen Television
Grill
Screened Porch
This house does not have a phone
This house does not have AC
WiFi available
Guests may park a maximum of 1 vehicle at Charward House
Located directly across from the Pinnacle Meeting Studio, and a 3/4 mile hike from main Alnoba Parking Lot

The Briggs House

157 South Road, Kensington, NH

Built by and home to generations of the Briggs Family, this South Road house is located about a mile down from the main property.

Sleeps 3 to 5 people

Room #1 – 1 full bed
Room #2 – 2 twin beds
Room #3 – 2 twin beds
Fully equipped kitchen
Stocked linens and towels
2 bathrooms (One full & one 3/4 bath)
Flat screen TV
Grill
This house does not have a phone
This house has AC
WiFi available
Guests can park a maximum of 2 vehicles at Briggs House; adjacent to the Brandy Run House and roughly 1 mile walk to the main Alnoba parking lot

Brandy Run House

165 South Road, Kensington, NH

Locally known for years as Brandy Run, this house sits adjacent to the Brandy Run Meeting Space and the Briggs House, with a view of a small pond.

Sleeps 4 to 9 people

Room #1 – 3 twin beds
Room #2 – 2 twin beds
Room #3 – 2 twin beds
Room #4 – 2 twin beds
Fully equipped kitchen
Stocked linens and towels
Three full bathrooms
Grill
Screened Porch
This house does not have a phone
This house does not have AC
WiFi available
Guests can park a maximum of 2 vehicles at Brandy Run
In between the Briggs and Whitney houses, roughly 1 mile walk to the main Alnoba parking lot

Whitney House

175 South Road, Kensington, NH

Whitney House boasts a large farmers porch looking out onto the picturesque Muddy Pond – Kensington’s only natural body of water. You might even catch a glimpse of the local wildlife as they graze in the open fields!