My husband and I stayed overnight at this charming B&B while we were up in NH for a friend's wedding. The location is very easy to find and it was 1 mile down the road from where the reception was which made it a nice, quick commute for us. We stayed in "Tracy's Room" which was appointed tastefully and boasted it's own bathroom. The bed linens were so soft and squishy but it was so humid we unfortunately did not have need for them. The fan provided for the room gave us enough cool air to sleep comfortably. Breaskfast the next morning was a sunny affair. The gentleman that checked us in also served us our breakfast with a smile. Texas toast buttered all the way to the edges, bacon cooked perfectly, crispy, not greasy, light, fluffy scrambled eggs, and fresh fruit, juice and coffee. It was the perfect send off after a wonderful night! Although we did not get the chance to enjoy it, the pub looked inviting and cozy. The only suggestion I would make would be to have some kind of snack available at night after the kitchen closes. We were starving after the wedding and didn't want to go back out into the driving rain to the convenience store. But that isn't a complaint, more of a suggestion. :-)

The Monadnock is situated just a few miles from Jaffery and a few miles from Petersborough.

The rooms are very nice, each one being a little bit different. Excellent bed and shower. The staff was always available and eager to please. they have a bar and restaurant. We did not eat at the restaurant but the menu seemed excellent and prices reasonable. Saturday night they had a full house at the restaurant/bar.

The Inn is jsut a mile from Shattuck gold club.

Stayed in room 302, the kelly suite for one night. Arrived late, around 10pm so I did not have dinner there. I was greeted by name and found the man who checked me in to be friendly and helpful. He gave me information on the inn and it's services and offered to help with the luggage, there were two adults and two teens in our party. The room was on the top floor so be aware if you don't like stairs. Room 302 was of a good size for the four of us, remember this is like being in an old house. The bathroom was also large and we found it suited us fine. The rate was on the higher side however it did include a full breakfast which was good. Alot of the furniture was antique as it should be in a place like this. I was provided with a fan, no ac and this worked to cool the room fine. This room is on the front so there is a bit of noise now and then but overall it was quiet. The two doubles were fine to sleep on and everything was in working order. Our evening and morning here went well for all of us and we had a pleasant stay.

Have had the chance to stay at this Inn on a number of occaisions (family in the area, kids at local schools, and the area is one we really enjoy) and have always meant to write a review to share this hidden gem with others.
The Inn, which as just 13 rooms, is clearly very old (and creaky) but so prettily decorated, is so comfortable and relaxing. The staff and owners are very friendly and make every effort to make all feel welcome and yet allow folks to have their privacy.
Rooms are lovely, beds comfy and a great place to rest and recuperte.
The restaraunt is wonderful, menus interesting and food, always beautifully presented, is delicious. The pub is small but cozy and the changes made over the past ffew years have expanded space for sitting back and enjoying a drink or coffee. We look forward to our next stay - probably in the srping