Ash Street Inn | Bed & Breakfast in Corey Square, New Hampshire

“I have stayed at the Ash Street Inn on many occasions when it was owned and managed privately. This visit was a bit of a shock with absentee management. Fortunately, the first evening a cleaning person was leaving when I tried to use my code to enter and it did not work. She tried to help but it still did not work.. She contacted something/one and I was able to enter. Then the code on my room did not work. Then the same thing happened the second night after I worried all day that I would not be able to enter again. And then neither code did not work again. Fortunately I had the phone number for the cleaning person and I called her and she came again. I realize i had emergency numbers available but this whole scenario was quite unsettling after the warm receptions I had always received before. I do realize times are changing but the experience was nothing like what I had enjoyed in the past. Also, there should be maps to show folks where the "Honey Pot" breakfast spot is. I grew up in Manchester and know the area well so it was not a problem for me. Interesting experience with modern day technology but not one I appreciated. Decor and amenities were quite wonderful. Kathy McKnight”

“This Inn has a virtual checkin with no staff on premise except a lovely lady that did cleaning and helped with morning coffee. As a result there was no one to ask what the WIFI password was or how to lock the door when we left for dinner. the Inn hosts dinners for outside guests on weekend nights so parking is difficult and the noise level is high until they are finished..about 9:30 pm. Aside from shower amenities, the only amenity were q-tips. there was no hairdryer. Breakfast can be had down the street at a local coffee shop where Inn guest have a stipend. Don't get a muffin. The location is close to many restaurants if you dare walk through the neighborhood which smelled like marijuana at 8:00 in the morning on, and you are accosted by panhandlers. We put it down as an adventure, but would not recommend it to our friends.”

“Cute little boutique inn and such a great find near Boston! Cook design and awesome food if you can get a table!!! It’s sold out but the Chef snuck us some snacks :)”

“Lovely and charming but the all digital no-staff model takes getting use to.”

“Room was very clean, quiet and secure. Great location and within walking distance. Was there for graduation from SNHU. Only downside was no mini fridge, no closet, and no onsite breakfast. Would stay there again”

“Loved the charm of this place. It’s an old house though so comes with all of the things an old house has. Creaky floors. Super thin walls. We had our room on the main floor and could hear every single word being said by anyone in the parlor or dining room. So to the gal who was complaining at 6am in the lobby about the heat in her room… thanks for ruining both of our mornings. Beautifully designed and decorated. The beds were some of the most comfortable I’ve ever had in a hotel stay. Walkable to the downtown hustle and bustle. Loved the bees at the Honey Cup also. What a sweet spot with the nicest people and delicious foods.”