The Tuc' Me Inn Bed & Breakfast in Wolfeboro, Carroll County, United States | Bed and Breakfast

Linda and Wes Matchett, innkeepers of the longest running B&B in Wolfeboro, US, invite you to visit our home, The Tuc’ Me Inn Bed & Breakfast. Constructed in 1850, our house is a Federal Style Colonial Inn nestled in the lake community of  Wolfeboro NH.

Originally built by the Reverend Asa Piper, a trustee for Wolfeborough-Tuftonborough Academy (now Brewster Academy), the Inn is walking distance from downtown which features elegant shops, restaurants, as well as numerous sightseeing and recreational opportunities.

At The Tuc' Me Inn Bed & Breakfast we take great pride in providing high quality lodging at a moderate price to individuals, couples, families and business travelers.   We,ve completely re-decorated our seven guest rooms with your ease and relaxation in mind.  We combine the charm of yesteryear with the comforts of today.   The Tuc' Me Inn Bed & Breakfast amenities are numerous and include private baths, individually air conditioned rooms, complimentary internet access and Wi-Fi and wide screen TV/PC projection. Our newly refurbished great room is ideal for gathering with local friends, hosting a business meeting or just relaxing at the end of your day.

The Tuc' Me Inn Bed & Breakfast offers a homestyle New England breakfast, included with your night’s lodging, will help you start each new day. We offer a full breakfast menu and are able to manage any dietary requests. A variety of home baked goods and refreshments are available throughout the day.

As the longest running Bed and Breakfast in Wolfeboro, we are confident that you will enjoy your retreat to the Lakes Region and your stay at The Tuc' Me Inn Bed & Breakfast.

As "The Oldest Summer Resort in America", the town of Wolfeboro and outlaying area offer a myriad of activities no matter what season you choose to visit!