Corey Square, a neighbourhood in Manchester, is home to Ash Street Inn. Mall of New Hampshire and Plaza 28 are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Bear Brook State Park and Hopkinton-Everett Reservoir. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Southern New Hampshire University Arena or Northeast Delta Dental Stadium. Visit our Manchester travel guide
Bed & breakfast near Southern New Hampshire University Arena
Ash Street Inn provides everything that you need. Stay connected with free in-room WiFi.
Additional perks include:
Free self-parking
Coffee/tea in reception and smoke-free property
Room features
All guest rooms at Ash Street Inn feature thoughtful touches, such as air conditioning and bathrobes, as well as amenities, such as free WiFi and espresso makers.
Other amenities include:
Bathrooms with shower/bath combinations and hairdryers
As of 23 Oct 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Ash Street Inn on 25 Oct 2026 start from NZ$384, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at Ash Street Inn?
Self-parking is free at this property.
What time is check-in at Ash Street Inn?
Check-in start time: 3:00 PM; check-in end time: anytime.
What time is check-out at Ash Street Inn?
Checkout is at 11:00 AM.
Where is Ash Street Inn located?
Located in Corey Square, this bed & breakfast is within 1 mi (2 km) of Currier Museum of Art and Southern New Hampshire University Arena. Saint Joseph Cathedral and Palace Theater are also within 15 minutes.
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Ash Street Inn Reviews
7.6
Good
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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 :)
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
Stayed 2 nights in May 2026
Verified review
10/10 Excellent
Dan
19 May 2026
Liked: Cleanliness
Lovely and charming but the all digital no-staff model takes getting use to.
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.
Don’t believe what you read about Ash Street Inn; the reviews do not apply to the new owners.
Nothing promised was not delivered. And if you’re expecting a quiet stay, don’t plan on Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. New owners are trying to add revenue by having select dinners. Smart idea but is lacking in the planning and logistics.
The new idea for the Inn to open its kitchen for curated chef-selected menus, attracts loud, alcohol consuming GenX and Millennials who are not respectful of the paying overnight guests.
What amenities does it not have that’s publicized? Breakfast onsite for one, and televisions in two rooms. Of course I booked one of the rooms that does not have a television inadvertently.
On the first floor. Where the dinner was. Luckily, I had dinner plans and was picked up by my friend. Got back to the inn about 8:45 and if I needed to park, there was no parking within 2-3 blocks.
The dinner is advertised to be from 6:30-8:30; it was going strong until almost 10pm.
Also, if it’s important to your travel plans to stay at an Inn that has the owners on property, this is not the place, even though the reviews state that the owners are there. As a woman traveling alone I would have never chosen the Ash Street Inn because of it.
Don’t believe the reviews; nothing applies because the ownership has changed hands and the new owners are riding on the coattails of the previous owners.
Save yourself some griefs and $$s; stay at a Holiday Inn.