莫納德諾克旅館

the inn has been sold and the new owners have not taken possession the restaurant and bar have been closed for years there was NO ONE working the premises keys were left at the desk other guests bewildered as were we

Property was closed due to water pipes bursting...they left a note on the front door. We were forced to scramble and find another room late in the day.

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.

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

I'd never stayed at a B&B before, so i was excited. When i arrived at 8pm, no one was at the desk. I said "Hello?" several times, then had to knock on doors. A guest came downstairs to help me. A guest! She told me that she had the same issue, plus no hot water. As we were talking, a man walked in. He asked why there was "yelling" I told him i was there to check in and he was very upset with me for not looking for my own paperwork on the desk!! He was very angry and very rude. Told me the key is in the room. I go up to my room and find the door locked. I had had a long, not great day and was at my limit so i asked for a refund and wanted nothing to do with them. I guess he felt bad (someone else had taken the room designated to me) and he offered to make up a room for me. 13 rooms, 2 guests (guy in my room and lady), 11 rooms unkempt. He offered it to me for free to make up for everything so i stayed...but no hot water. And no breakfast.

I would not recommend the Monadnock Inn in Jaffery NH. The ower is trying to sell the place and isnt taking care it. The day we arrived he let go of the Inn keeper, and the only other employee. The outside & inside have seen better days. There is no food onsite. The pictures on the website are from days gone by and very deceiving. In room 303, the mattress is softer than soft and sags very much on one side. The screens on the porch are torn; the floor boards and carpets are worn. The air conditioning is on the fritz, and when you flush the toilet it makes a noise in the tub. When you go to the front desk down the hall you aren't greeted by a friendly host and he had left our key in the door to the room we were staying because he was having problems with it.

Very very expensive, too expensive to have no staff present (we never saw a person) and to say no breakfast without a credit or voucher. The room was beautiful. It was just priced like a resort but without the amenities of one.

The owners were off-site and left the operation to a very nice but overwhelmed staffer. No hot water, no breakfast. Apparently, the Inn is in the process of being sold. We're hopeful that new owners will restore the former charm.

Property needs the following: landscape upkeep; maintenance to front door (sticks); and plumbing (old toilets - poor water pressure); amenities (bad coffee, no breakfast or continental offerings). Great location and could be restored to its original cottage quaintness with some TLC. But needs major work.

Property is under construction due to need and new owners. There is nothing offered other than coffee and water. No internet on the third floor due to plaster walls. Owners are working on this issue. The place is very old. Must use dead bolt or the door will open. It is clean and quiet. Hoping to go back when renovations are done.

This Inn is vintage but clean and comfortable. Exactly what I hoped for in New England!

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

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 friendly staff, charming accommodations. Clean and well tended to.

The Inn was cozy, the room was clean and comfortable. The owner was engaging and helpful. Would definitely stay there again.

Excellent staff. Clean rooms.

The mattress was awful! The room tiny. The bathroom didn’t have a shower which wasn’t in the room description, just a tub which wouldn’t drain and had a dripping faucet that dripped all night long. The sink had no hot water. We were on the 3rd floor and there were no other people on site. At check in we were told the dining room was closed and breakfast was “off site” whatever that means. At night, I could hear the mice in the walls. Do not recommend at all!

Absolutely awful, dirty, moldy, creepy. We were the only car in the parking lot and nobody was there to greet us. Literally the Bates Motel. This place should not be advertised on Travelocity in any manner. Complete fraud and rip off. We left after 10 minutes and found another hotel. I am demanding a refund from Travelocity. As a premium customer, who spends thousands of dollars a year on Travelocity I hope I don’t have to fight for a refund.

For a bed-and-breakfast don’t expect any breakfast. This place is barely an inn. Don’t expect hot water it only gets warm, most rooms have no TV, housekeeping doesn’t exist. This place is in complete this repair. It does have a bar but oops it’s closed. We also have a non-functioning kitchen. Do yourself a favor stay elsewhere. PS the ratings are a big lie. Most reviews are terrible. It should be rated a one or two.

The room was comfortable and clean wwhen we arrived

The place is over coming new ownership so it has work being done but the new owners seem nice and our room was nice a clean and the bed was super comfy. I would love to see it in a year to see all the renovations done.

This is your home grown type of Inn, antique furniture, creaky beds, flower wallpaper. It’s about the experience, which I am a huge fan of. It’s an old dusty adorable inn, it has character & charm. If you’re looking for a fancy hotel this isn’t your place. I personally prefer the mom & pop feel. It makes for great memories. The woman at the desk was kind and thoughtful. Additionally, it’s in close proximity to mount monadnock.

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.

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

Hi it’s a beautiful inn and very comfortable

Never have I experienced a more uncomfortable bed. UGH! The room itself was charming, lovely antique furniture, and although the bathroom was across the hall (??!!) the fittings were also period appropriate & in fine condition. A change or update of mattresses would make a world of difference.

They are no longer providing breakfast. While this statement exists on their website, it was buried several clicks deep and it was not readily apparent to us while booking. Also, the beds in the room were very uncomfortable.

The mattress was awful! The room tiny. The bathroom didn’t have a shower which wasn’t in the room description, just a tub which wouldn’t drain and had a dripping faucet that dripped all night long. The sink had no hot water. We were on the 3rd floor and there were no other people on site. At check in we were told the dining room was closed and breakfast was “off site” whatever that means. At night, I could hear the mice in the walls. Do not recommend at all!

Very very expensive, too expensive to have no staff present (we never saw a person) and to say no breakfast without a credit or voucher. The room was beautiful. It was just priced like a resort but without the amenities of one.

Property is under construction due to need and new owners. There is nothing offered other than coffee and water. No internet on the third floor due to plaster walls. Owners are working on this issue. The place is very old. Must use dead bolt or the door will open. It is clean and quiet. Hoping to go back when renovations are done.

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.

the inn has been sold and the new owners have not taken possession the restaurant and bar have been closed for years there was NO ONE working the premises keys were left at the desk other guests bewildered as were we

There was no one at the property to let me in.

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.

The owners are the best. Wonderful place, made with love.

Horrible Service - I was not able to check in between 2 and 9 pm and tried multiple times to contact the inn to make arrangements since I already paid for the room. They did not answer their phones nor return my messages. I ended up having to sleep on someone's couch and lost my $200!!!

The Inn was cozy, the room was clean and comfortable. The owner was engaging and helpful. Would definitely stay there again.

Excellent staff. Clean rooms.

I'd never stayed at a B&B before, so i was excited. When i arrived at 8pm, no one was at the desk. I said "Hello?" several times, then had to knock on doors. A guest came downstairs to help me. A guest! She told me that she had the same issue, plus no hot water. As we were talking, a man walked in. He asked why there was "yelling" I told him i was there to check in and he was very upset with me for not looking for my own paperwork on the desk!! He was very angry and very rude. Told me the key is in the room. I go up to my room and find the door locked. I had had a long, not great day and was at my limit so i asked for a refund and wanted nothing to do with them. I guess he felt bad (someone else had taken the room designated to me) and he offered to make up a room for me. 13 rooms, 2 guests (guy in my room and lady), 11 rooms unkempt. He offered it to me for free to make up for everything so i stayed...but no hot water. And no breakfast.

The owners were off-site and left the operation to a very nice but overwhelmed staffer. No hot water, no breakfast. Apparently, the Inn is in the process of being sold. We're hopeful that new owners will restore the former charm.

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.

This is your home grown type of Inn, antique furniture, creaky beds, flower wallpaper. It’s about the experience, which I am a huge fan of. It’s an old dusty adorable inn, it has character & charm. If you’re looking for a fancy hotel this isn’t your place. I personally prefer the mom & pop feel. It makes for great memories. The woman at the desk was kind and thoughtful. Additionally, it’s in close proximity to mount monadnock.

It’s a very old Inn. They were not serving food, but that made the stay very quite and very peaceful. If you like a lot of attention, don’t stay here. I like the serenity and would stay here again. If you do need assistance, The manager was responsive if you call the number of the front desk. I set up my laptop for work in the non used dining area and worked peacefully for several hours. 👍

It was very personable. They were very flexible with check-in. Quiet and homie.

Randy, the owner, was an excellent host. The location was very convenient to our friends in the area.

It is a novel and charming experience to stay in an old country inn. This hotel fit the description exactly. Creaky floors and doors add character to the place and to the experience. The proprietors take good care of you, and add to the enjoyment of a retreat from the fast pace of the contemporary world.

Property needs the following: landscape upkeep; maintenance to front door (sticks); and plumbing (old toilets - poor water pressure); amenities (bad coffee, no breakfast or continental offerings). Great location and could be restored to its original cottage quaintness with some TLC. But needs major work.

Property is under construction due to need and new owners. There is nothing offered other than coffee and water. No internet on the third floor due to plaster walls. Owners are working on this issue. The place is very old. Must use dead bolt or the door will open. It is clean and quiet. Hoping to go back when renovations are done.

the inn has been sold and the new owners have not taken possession the restaurant and bar have been closed for years there was NO ONE working the premises keys were left at the desk other guests bewildered as were we

It’s a very old Inn. They were not serving food, but that made the stay very quite and very peaceful. If you like a lot of attention, don’t stay here. I like the serenity and would stay here again. If you do need assistance, The manager was responsive if you call the number of the front desk. I set up my laptop for work in the non used dining area and worked peacefully for several hours. 👍

I'd never stayed at a B&B before, so i was excited. When i arrived at 8pm, no one was at the desk. I said "Hello?" several times, then had to knock on doors. A guest came downstairs to help me. A guest! She told me that she had the same issue, plus no hot water. As we were talking, a man walked in. He asked why there was "yelling" I told him i was there to check in and he was very upset with me for not looking for my own paperwork on the desk!! He was very angry and very rude. Told me the key is in the room. I go up to my room and find the door locked. I had had a long, not great day and was at my limit so i asked for a refund and wanted nothing to do with them. I guess he felt bad (someone else had taken the room designated to me) and he offered to make up a room for me. 13 rooms, 2 guests (guy in my room and lady), 11 rooms unkempt. He offered it to me for free to make up for everything so i stayed...but no hot water. And no breakfast.

They are no longer providing breakfast. While this statement exists on their website, it was buried several clicks deep and it was not readily apparent to us while booking. Also, the beds in the room were very uncomfortable.

The mattress was awful! The room tiny. The bathroom didn’t have a shower which wasn’t in the room description, just a tub which wouldn’t drain and had a dripping faucet that dripped all night long. The sink had no hot water. We were on the 3rd floor and there were no other people on site. At check in we were told the dining room was closed and breakfast was “off site” whatever that means. At night, I could hear the mice in the walls. Do not recommend at all!

I would not recommend the Monadnock Inn in Jaffery NH. The ower is trying to sell the place and isnt taking care it. The day we arrived he let go of the Inn keeper, and the only other employee. The outside & inside have seen better days. There is no food onsite. The pictures on the website are from days gone by and very deceiving. In room 303, the mattress is softer than soft and sags very much on one side. The screens on the porch are torn; the floor boards and carpets are worn. The air conditioning is on the fritz, and when you flush the toilet it makes a noise in the tub. When you go to the front desk down the hall you aren't greeted by a friendly host and he had left our key in the door to the room we were staying because he was having problems with it.

Very very expensive, too expensive to have no staff present (we never saw a person) and to say no breakfast without a credit or voucher. The room was beautiful. It was just priced like a resort but without the amenities of one.

The owners were off-site and left the operation to a very nice but overwhelmed staffer. No hot water, no breakfast. Apparently, the Inn is in the process of being sold. We're hopeful that new owners will restore the former charm.

Property needs the following: landscape upkeep; maintenance to front door (sticks); and plumbing (old toilets - poor water pressure); amenities (bad coffee, no breakfast or continental offerings). Great location and could be restored to its original cottage quaintness with some TLC. But needs major work.

Property is under construction due to need and new owners. There is nothing offered other than coffee and water. No internet on the third floor due to plaster walls. Owners are working on this issue. The place is very old. Must use dead bolt or the door will open. It is clean and quiet. Hoping to go back when renovations are done.