Ash Street Inn

We stayed 3 nights. Lovely old Queen Anne (I believe) building that was owned by a Mill owner back in the day. Manchester, although a city, is more suburban than really hard core urban. This Inn is about 1/2 mile from the main street of the city. Wonderful made to order breakfasts! The innkeepers were lovely people, very hospitable. The Inn has snacks, 24 hr coffee maker you can use and there is a small fridge with beverages and some space for guests as well. Beautiful porch area where you can sit outside as the weather permits.

This was our first trip staying at a B&B and definitely will not be our last. Margrit and Rob were beyond gracious hosts. Everything about their Inn, from the spacious rooms, cozy lounge area to the complimentary beverages and snacks, was charming and clean. After a great nights sleep in the comfortable and private room, we were so excited for the home cooked, made to order bfast that so many past guests have raved about. It did not disappoint. We can’t wait to plan our next visit back. Thank you for being a highlight of our getaway weekend.

I visited Manchester to spend time with my sister who was recovering from surgery at Catholic Medical Center. I didn’t want to stay at a standard, sterile chain hotel. Ash Street Inn looked intriguing from my Google search, so I took a chance. The Inn was old world charming, and Margit and Rob were the perfect hosts. I adored my quiet, beautiful room with stained glass windows peeking out above a desk in a corner alcove. Everything was kept clean, and the modern amenities — from wi-fi to bathrobes to spa toiletries —- ensured a comfortable stay. Rob’s breakfasts were a highlight, and made it easier for me to face each day spent at the hospital with my sister. What could have been a debilitating journey was made into an unexpectedly positive experience. I looked forward to coming “home” at the end of each day, and even extended my stay by one night, to make it a full week. I hope to return to Manchester under more ideal circumstances, and to visit the many shops, restaurants and museum that Margit and Rob described that were within a stone’s throw of their Inn. I will definitely stay at Ash Street Inn on any future visits.

Rob and Margit have it together big time and have thought of pretty much everything one could offer in a B&B including a terrific breakfast, charming rooms, lots of little amenities, and treats scattered about the house. They gave great recommendations for local eateries and made wonderful arrangements for visits to the Currier Museum and other local venues. The location is within walking distance to the downtown business/restaurant district in a walkable residential neighborhood.

I stayed at this inn for three nights while visiting the area to attend a friend’s wedding. The inn is very cozy, with large, well decorated rooms and super comfortable beds. It’s also really well located to many nearby restaurants and cute towns. The hosts take the experience of staying there to the next level. They have thought of everything to make your stay comfortable. He’s a great cook, and she has the answer to all your questions. They are both so friendly. You’ll feel at home and will be planning your next trip there when it’s time to leave.

This might have been one of the best bed and breakfasts we have stayed in. Margrit and Rob are great. Check in was easy. Breakfast was delicious. There is plenty of on-site parking and you can easily walk to downtown for a bite or a drink. Absolutely recommend.

Thank you so much for an excellent stay. The B&B was so charming, comfortable, and clean. The breakfast was outstanding. The only regret is we only stayed one night:) Thank you for your sweet hospitality!

This is a beautiful house with parking. The owners are very helpful and accommodating. The bedrooms are comfortable and quiet. We slept so well The water is filtered and has a refreshing taste. The fireplaces add a special ambience.

My wife and I found the Ash Street Inn when we were trying to book tours of the nearby Zimmerman and Kalil Frank Lloyd Wright homes. The innkeepers seem to have developed a unique partnership with Manchester's Currier Museum of Art, the local manager and owner of these Frank Lloyd Wright (FLW) homes. Ash Street Inn offers a room booking option that includes FLW tour and museum admission tickets at a great discount. The tour starts at the Currier Museum of Art, just one block away, so everything is super convenient and enjoyable! The FLW homes are among his few (only?) homes on the East Coast open for tours, so I highly recommend the tours. More about the Ash Street Inn! The husband/wife innkeepers (Margit and Rob) are real pros and they leave nothing to chance. The husband is a trained chef and tele-com exec, and Margit is a PhD biologist (as I recall), so you will have no trouble finding interesting things to talk about if you strike up a conversation with this lovely and personable couple. The included breakfast was delicious, and they have a welcoming snack bar set up for the occasional cup of coffee or fresh baked cookies. The home is charming and immaculately maintained. They seem to host a lot of weddings as well as a good number of regular guests as well. Some old negative reviews from 8-10 years ago seem to be from when the previous owner was still running the place. You will find nothing but stellar reviews from anyone who has visited since then. I would definitely return.