The Monadnock Inn

This old inn has clearly seen better days. There is so much potential for it to be a special place. The front porch looks lovely but there were no chairs to invite guests to sit and relax. The check in was about the only time I saw anyone at the front desk. There was absolutely nothing happening in the lobby. No common area and no sign of a bar, dinner or breakfast spot. The room was small with the mattress very soft. I slept very poorly as I felt alone on the third floor and a bit unsafe. My private bathroom was across from my room - an old tub with the curtain hanging from an old rod system. Thankfully the water was warm. No bathroom matt to step out onto. Getting back to the bedroom, it had zero amenties. No tv, poor wifl and little room to move around. I found NO reason to hang out in the room, just sleep. Very uncomfortable place for a woman traveling alone. The front door appeared to be unlocked at all times.

Very sad the place looked run down unloved! I was told we would have breakfast included and when I arrived there was a note saying my key was in the room and No breakfast would be Provided even though I paid for that! 😡 I understand they had water damage,but the carpets Weren’t even vacuumed and I was cleaning up the coffee station daily because it grossed me out. I have stayed at the Inn in the past and this was my last I’m afraid very disappointed

They claim our room is a suite. The extra bed is a pull out couch so uncomfortable that a dog wouldn’t sleep on it. Or a rollaway single bed. It’s embarrassing to say its room sleeps 3 people. The owners should feel ashamed.

We had a wonderful stay! The owner was very sweet and helpful.

Not much. It could have been charming, in an historic way. But too run down and dirty to enjoy. We did like the coffee.

Run down. Dirty. Bath room across the hall. Tiny room. When we asked for a larger room with a bath en-suite, we were told they were all booked. But only 2 other rooms were used the whole weekend. ☹️

Old inn that has seen better days. No. TV or radio in room. No grab bars in bathroom.. No change of towels. Bed.not made up. Parking was good

Our bed was comfortable, bedroom layout was nice. Bathroom was nice, clean with clawfoot tub

The grounds were awful, exterior is in meed of a major overhaul.. Potholes are huge in the driveway. No staff anywhere except the am someone barged into our room without knocking while I was taking a bath in the early am.. Felt like an old deserted house thats not in business at the moment. Called the number when we arrived as noone was at the desk, staff answered "hello?" I had to ask is the Momandock? Room was on the 3rd floor with small stairs some people wouldn't be able to manage. Carpets stained and old smell everywhere troed to mask with febreeze. Our room had no carpet which was good. No TV in room and no radio.

Before you make a reservation here, make sure you read the check-in policy. I wanted a place to stay in town(this is it) because I was participating in a parade the next morning. Check-in is from 2-9pm. I was running late on a Friday after work and realized I wouldn't get there until after 10. I called and left a detailed message around 8pm. I then read another policy that if you come late you must let them know 48 hours in advance. I didn't know if I should drive the whole way or stay where I was until morning because I tried to call many times BEfORE 9. Still no answer from anyone. If you could check in at 9 and I was one of 11 rooms you would expect they( who actually run the business)would have been available at least to answer and tell me whether or not to drive 2 hrs there. At that point, I had to choose to not travel with no refund. Policy is policy. Not convenient for this traveler.

It is like stepping into the past. The antique furnishings and the inn being built in 1832.

Our room was nice. Perfect for one night.

The Inn is run down. Needs updating.