Ash Street Inn

Margit and Rob were so kind and helpful at the Ash Street Inn. We arrived before their usual arrival window, and they worked around our schedule. We were in town for my partner's graduation from Southern New Hampshire University, and had such a lovely stay. The place feels cozy and is decorated with a lot of thought. Breakfast was delicious, and we'd happily stay again.

Breakfast was one of the best meals we had on our foliage roadtrip. Homemade yogurt and apple butter, eggs made to order, and pumpkin pancakes, all prepared with care. The room was spotless, comfortable, and beautifully decorated, and the inn is cozy with charm in every corner. Margit and Rob made us feel at home from the moment we arrived. They're warm, thoughtful hosts who clearly care about what they do. This is exactly what a bed and breakfast should be. A+.

The homemade cookies and coffee when we arrived were a lovely touch, as were the chilled drinks in the mini fridge by the door and the luxurious bathrobes in the room. Ash Street Inn is a beautiful Victorian Bed and Breakfast, and the hosts were lovely. Everything felt cozy and comfortable. We'd absolutely come back.

Room 205 was large, clean, and meticulously looked after. It had a comfortable bed, gas fireplace, electric wall heater in the bathroom, desk, couch, and two nightstands. The bathroom towels were big and real, not the tiny, barely absorbent kind you get at a box hotel. We were in Manchester for a Veterans fundraiser last weekend. Rob and Margit were warm, welcoming hosts and good sources of information. Ask them about restaurants: Margit recommended an Italian place that was excellent, just right for Italian food addicts like us. I skipped breakfast because of my very early schedule, but my better half was very happy with it. We travel often and like boutique hotels and B&Bs. We're coming back in October and won't consider staying elsewhere.