Didn't want to stay at a chain hotel near the airport and glad I found this Inn. The rooms were beautiful and well-appointed and the innkeepers thought of everything a guest would possibly need. The bed was very comfortable. The location was good (10 minutes from the airport, 10 minutes from our corporate offices and 5 minutes from restaurants and... more

I had to stay overnight in the Manchester/Concord area recently and searched for an alternative to the plastic/discomfort of the chain hotels in the area. I couldn't have been more delighted by the discovery of the Ash Street Inn. A beautiful Inn, easy to get to, easy to park, and easy to walk to terrific local dining. Owners Eric and... more

My adult daughter and I spent two nights at the Ash Street Inn in mid-July. Our room was very beautiful, furnished with antiques, a large bed for me and a daybed-style twin for her. All of the little extras in the bathroom and at the desk were greatly appreciated, as were the most luxurious towels I have ever enjoyed! Breakfast... more

My husband, son, and I stayed at the Ash Street Inn during the first week of June. We had never been to New England and had never stayed at a bed and breakfast, but had always wanted to. After research on the internet, we found the Ash Street Inn. It was centrally located and within easy driving distance of the... more

Staying at the Ash Street Inn while I attended a recent conference was a wonderful experience. The inn was immaculate and everything was planned out for a perfect stay. My room on the second floor had a comfortable bed, ample storage space and a great desk for my work computer. The bathroom was totally renovated and beautiful with an amazing... more

My husband and I stayed at the Ash Street Inn for two nights. I had lived in NH for 3 years and was finally able to bring my husband to Manchester to show him around. The location is great. The Inn is the most beautiful and best renovated one we stayed in during our two-week seventh honeymoon/Fall Foliage Tour. The... more

The inn itself is an attractive Victorian house with plenty of parking. The Inn is a block from the Currier Museum (closed, alas, till 2007) and a 10-minute walk to downtown. Inside, there are lots of prints and paintings and books that make the Inn warm and home-like. The innkeepers seem to have anticipated our every wish from reservations at... more

i was in new hampshire for the nascar race last weekend. sadly i couldn't find a place closer to loudon, and Ash Street Inn seemed like the only option left... however, what a pleasant surprise!!! the inn is elegant and neat, but also comfortable and inviting!!! snacks and beverages are available all day long, and breakfast is a feast!!! besides,... more

We loved Darlene and Eric's way of making their inn a home away from home! They are friendly, flexible and thoughtful; the rooms are lovely and comfortable; and they provide the two things you miss most while travelling - comfortable pillows and snack food. Could not have been happier with our stay. We've stayed at many B&B's both abroad and... more