The only food was oatmeal and coffee.

Have staff on property and open the restaurant.

Loved the location and the cozy space.

I thought I was a little overpriced compared to other places I have stayed recently.

I liked the location and the price. No one was there at check-in or check out and we were left a key.

The front door should clearly be left unlocked since you are provided ONE key to your room. Another guest locked the door and we were locked out for a long time, at night and no one answered at the Inn. my husband basically has to break in. So that was not great!!!!

The Wi-Fi was excellent. As the property was built in the mid 1800s it retains much of its original charm but be warned this does include some uneven floors. Our room was small, the doors to other rooms were left open unless they had guests so some of the others were slightly larger this is typical of the time as the original owners would have added guest rooms to the property in the late 1800s and early 1900s, I liked this original charm which gave the property some character.

First off there is no breakfast and as the kitchen has been closed for 2 years there wasn’t when I booked despite this not being updated on Booking.com. I did contact the property once I noticed this on their own website and was told they were not currently serving food but I could not find any other accommodation nearby so had to put up with this. We were lucky as on our arrival there was a member of staff (presumably the owner as she was the only one we saw during our 2 night stay) who was there to hand us our key and show us to our room but others were not so lucky and just had keys left with little notes telling them which their room was and giving a number to call if they needed. At about 22:00 on our first night an intruder alarm started going off and one of the guests tried calling the number but it went to voicemail. One of the windows in our room was held open by a cut down broom handle and was clearly showing signs of wet rot. There has been a bar on property which is all still in situ and I did venture into the kitchen on property and like the rest of the Inn they are just hints at was has clearly been a happier time for the Monadnock Inn. Regrettably this property is currently for sale and it seems that the current owners have lost interest in both the property and the guests who choose to spend their hard earned cash staying there, maybe once new owners can be found the investment that is much needed will be sourced and the full potential of what could be a great little B&B can be recognised, unfortunately I fear it may already be too late

Neat looking old house. Bedroom was very small, but adequate. Decorated nicely.

First of all, it shouldn’t be advertised as a B & B b/c there was no breakfast. Have no idea if our bathroom was cleaned b/c i found a dirty washcloth in the shower. Room was very hot. Tried all evening to get the heating/ac unit to operate. Finally gave up as it would not stay on. Had to leave window up all night, but no way to get cool air into the room w/ the door shut. Just “happened” to catch owner/staff? When we arrived, other than that, we never saw another person. Needed someone to explain ac/heating unit or at least get it working. Was just told to leave key on table when we left. So basically, there was zero communication. Note left as to where to get ice in kitchen. Didn’t know if what had previously been the restaurant was considered “the kitchen”. Couldn’t find a light to even go in it, bad smell in there anyway, never did find ice.

Not a lot to be honest. There was a pod coffee machine in reception other than that the only thing we liked was the thought of leaving grateful we had only booked for 2 nights

At no point between booking and arrival did we receive communication telling us the breakfast that was included in the price would not be served. On arrival there was no one at check in just a note with a key, another note advised us there was no breakfast as the kitchen had been closed for a year. We booked within that time period so was falsely sold the room with breakfast, had I known I would have gone elsewhere. How anyone can think the Inn was cosy or comfy is beyond us, it looked neglected and abandoned. The note on reception said to ensure you closed your bathroom door when showering to avoid setting off the smoke alarm - our bathroom had no handle on the outside so if you closed the door when you then tried to open it the handled pulled out so closing the door fully was not an option. Both aircon units only pumped out hot air - something they are clearly aware of as our room had a fan. The room itself was dark, dingy and poorly decorated with flaking paint and damp areas. Towels and bedding both clean but beds were so soft, it was like sleeping on a marshmallow. Unlike others that left reviews we did have a tv but no guide on how to work it, so it was trial and error. Downstairs we had no idea where you could or couldn’t go, it was deadly quite really quite spooky and unwelcoming. There was coffee available. A few packs of porridge which could only be made using hot water from the coffee machine which was a pod machine. The fridge had a random pack of grapes and on the day we arrived there were 2 packs of cheap out of date donuts available. They need to either close this place down or do it properly- it’s a rip off and the prices they are charging are shameful. Avoid at all costs.

Ambience

Light in hallway stayed on all night and lit up our room

I was happy with the room. In a whole the place was a disappointment. I am not sure why they stopped servicing food. I have a feeling its due to lack of help. Seems to be a one person show, Will not be back.

The shower was awful. no water pressure at all. No breakfast.