Winchester Inn

Innkeepers thought of everything to make our stay comfortable. We had a lovely room(Sylvan)with window seat and sitting area. The breakfast was outstanding and the location convenient to theaters and restaurants.

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Location and breakfast was great. The room size was quite large.

It was a cold and rainy weekend and I was looking forward to taking a hot bath. The jets on the jacuzi tub were filled with black mold that formed a film on the surface. Not happy. We were comped $75 for the inconvenience.

My husband and I I were finishing a two week road trip staying our last two nights at the Winchester. We had a lovely room. The breakfast menu was quite extensive. The food was delicious. Our server was attentive. We also had dinner in their restaurant which was a treat.

Charming Inn with modern updates. Guest room was large with a comfortable bed. Enjoyed sitting at the table on the small balcony with a nice view of Ashland. Love the extra touches like cookies brought to your room in the late afternoon. We saved them for after dinner at the Alchemy restaurant which is downstairs of the Inn. Delicious dinner with friendly staff. Breakfast was included and it was full service in the dinning room, delicious homemade croissants. We will definitely return!

Moved from a very uncomfortable hotel to the Winchester Inn. Both rooms we had were large and comfortable, with terrific bathroom facilities. The included breakfast was outstanding both mornings we were there - serving so much food that we skipped lunch! The staff was friendly and accomodating, and you cannot beat the location. Highly recommended!

We've stayed here twice. I have to say it's a good place to stay, but not really worth the price, i.e., not a great value. The room was nice, but small, and very clean. It was on the second floor and there is no elevator, so keep that in mind. The front desk staff was exceptionally friendly, but no one was there any of the 3 times we went to the front desk. Someone came after a minute on two occasions, but I didn't wait longer than that the 3rd time so left. It was a major inconvenience to have only one key to the room and to get into the building (you need a key 24x7 to enter the building). The gal at the front desk apologized for that but couldn't help us because they literally only one key to that room. I'll state that again, it was a very significant inconvenience that you might not think about until there's two of you with one key and you literally cannot even get into the building without one of the keys. The breakfast was ok, but we think it's a little silly to make it such a production. It's very formal, with a dressed-up waiter, served in 2 courses. I got the meat scramble, which was supposed to have bacon, sausage, and ham. I'm not being dramatic or trying to be over-critical, but I believe there was maybe one tablespoon of meat. My wife and I made a game of "find the bacon" and I was the only one of us to find one piece and it was literally smaller than one-fourth of the size of a dime. It was a very small portion, so I ate something shortly after breakfast (I am 5'8 and weigh about 150 pounds, so I'm obviously not a big eater). My wife ordered the eggs, potatoes, and toast. That's a boring choice, but made more boring by the fact that the potatoes were nothing more than skillet-fried potatoes with zero seasoning that either of us could taste. The location is very good - hard to beat. Overall, the Winchester is a good place to stay, but expensive for what you get and no matter how big the production is for breakfast, it's nothing special.

The breakfast was ok, but we think it's a little silly to make it such a production. It's very formal, with a dressed-up waiter, served in 2 courses. I got the meat scramble, which was supposed to have bacon, sausage, and ham. I'm not being dramatic or trying to be over-critical, but I believe there was maybe one tablespoon of meat. My wife and I made a game of "find the bacon" and I was the only one of us to find one piece and it was literally smaller than one-fourth of the size of a dime. It was a very small portion, so I ate something shortly after breakfast (I am 5'8 and weigh about 150 pounds, so I'm obviously not a big eater). My wife ordered the eggs, potatoes, and toast. That's a boring choice, but made more boring by the fact that the potatoes were nothing more than skillet-fried potatoes with zero seasoning that either of us could taste.

The room was on the second floor and there is no elevator, so keep that in mind. The front desk staff was exceptionally friendly, but no one was there any of the 3 times we went to the front desk. Someone came after a minute on two occasions, but I didn't wait longer than that the 3rd time so left. It was a major inconvenience to have only one key to the room and to get into the building (you need a key 24x7 to enter the building). The gal at the front desk apologized for that but couldn't help us because they literally only one key to that room. I'll state that again, it was a very significant inconvenience that you might not think about until there's two of you with one key and you literally cannot even get into the building without one of the keys.

Beautiful historical property.

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