This hotel has a good location, a friendly staff, and comfortable rooms…read more Spring 2025 they are renovating, but staying open and working as the guests walk by. It is literally a construction site at the moment, and certain rooms face the refuse dumping area. Of course this affects the guests' experiences. Perhaps they should have closed for two or three weeks.

I always like Hampton Inns. Dog friendly. Hot tub. Pool. Hotels that are pet friendly is a growing…read moretrend. More Americans have dogs more than ever before. The Nashua location is great for this Hampton Inn. We really enjoyed our stay including our fur daughter

Very nice hotel. 2nd time staying here, my last visit was five years ago. When I bought concert…read moretickets for this past weekend (Phish) I booked this hotel 22 minutes away from Manchester because I knew what I was getting into. Very spacious rooms that include a full sized refrigerator, stove and cabinets and drawers stocked with dinnerware. Easy check in, plenty of parking and friendly staff. Hotel is very clean and the property is well lit and well kept. Anytime I'm in the area I'll always book here. #summerofgeorge

I've now stayed at this hotel twice. Once in early 2024 for my stepdad's funeral, and recently in…read moreAugust 2025. What I love is this hotel feels very accommodating to different preferences. You'd rather cook than eat out? It has a kitchenette with a fridge, freezer, 2 burner stove top, microwave, and toaster. And you have dishware and a dishwasher. They serve complimentary breakfast in the mornings as well, and it's actually pretty good. They allow both cats and dogs here too! Both my times here have been excellent. Would definitely stay again next time I'm in Nashua.

This RI was newer and in very good condition. Supposedly they were booked up so once again no…read moreupgraded room as an elite member. The hotel was close to a number of restaurants that were within walking distance. The room had a good layout though not as big as the older two room RI's. One down side was the very weak water pressure. The free breakfast was pretty standard though they did have real plates!! Finally the mid week price for this location and hotel seemed high.

In general, it's a decent place to stay. Fairly quiet, okay breakfast food, friendly staff. But…read moretheir free cookies were burnt, and saw several things they could improve maintenance wise.

Felt like a cold jail cell it was clean enough but it just…read moredidn't feel welcoming and the bed was really small It served its purpose.....

This location is ran by a group of sexist narcissists that treat women very differently than men…read more Avoid at all costs. I was unaware this is also known by locals as the "hooker motel"?? (A wrap well earned late into the 90s and 2000s) Wish I had known that before we stayed here. Absolutely disgusting in every way you can imagine possible. On top of everything, when something was brought to the attention at the front desk- they disagreed with us. Because they disagreed with us we were told we weren't allowed to stay there. Let me get this straight, we have an issue we need addressed at the hotel but you don't like that we have an issue so you're asking us to LEAVE? Exactly what kind of "business" is this? Hahah what a joke! We tell everyone this story. You can't make this shit up hahaha

Years ago this resort was Stonehenge and everything was glorious.The dining room was special with…read moreamazing food.Apparently it closed and was bought and renamed.Although the outside still looks lovely, the inside lighting is very dark.I stayed here due to its proximity to a party I was attending in the area. The hostess informed me upon check in that the dining room and bar were closed due to lack of staff. Okay, but it's Saturday! Luckily I had eaten at the party so I decided to use the pool.It was a bit of a walk to get to the pool.One needs to leave the front of the hotel and through the parking lot, following a path to the pool.Apparently, there is no way to access the pool without making this journey.It's okay during the summer but limits use in winter.Inside the pool one other family informed me that the hot tub wasn't very hot.I tried it for myself and it was lukewarm.At least the jets worked.The ladies room is lacking safety mats and doesn't have a specified changing room, just two toilets.There was a door with no door knob and when I opened it saw what is apparently a spa.As it was closed and dark I closed the door.As I entered the pool area there were tools just laying around.For 300 a night, one expects a higher quality experience. The room itself didn't have any info. about the area and didn't have a welcoming vibe.There should be a safety mat in the bathroom. In the morning I was hoping for the advertised breakfast.Upon entering the breakfast area I saw a bunch of appliances lined up but hardly any food to eat.There wasn't even a coffee station.There was a sad small Keurig maker.All they offered was cold cereal, stale tiny croissants, fruit that looked sad, grapes still in their package...not even cleaned or presented.In the fridge there was just milk.No juice! The other family that came in with kids told their mom they were hungry and asked"where is the food?" They left.I ate a stale croissant, and drank a Keurig coffee and left hungry.I've stayed at hotels all across the country and have never seen such a disgraceful display.If you're going to charge 300 a night then make an effort! Sincerely, Maryjane Schram

I rarely write reviews this detailed, but after more than a month of trying to resolve this…read moredirectly with management, I feel other guests deserve to know about our experience. On April 5, 2026, three friends and I booked our annual Mother's Day getaway at Chateau Merrimack. We weren't first-time guests. We had stayed here in 2025 and had a wonderful experience, and I had also stayed at the property several times before the ownership change. We genuinely loved staying here, recommended the hotel to family and friends, and expected this to become an annual tradition. Unfortunately, that tradition ended on May 30, 2026. Before our stay, we discovered through OpenTable that the restaurant was listed as permanently closed, even though the Chateau Merrimack website still displayed the restaurant menu as if it were open. While disappointing, we adjusted our plans and decided to keep our reservation. When we arrived to check in on May 30, we were then informed that the pool was closed and the elevators were also out of service. The elevator closure itself was not a deciding factor for us. The pool, however, absolutely was. We had thoroughly enjoyed using it during our previous stay, and it was one of the primary reasons we chose to return to Chateau Merrimack. Along with the restaurant and other amenities, it was part of the experience we believed we were booking. When we questioned why this information hadn't been clearly communicated, we were shown that the pool closure was mentioned only at the very end of the online booking process, immediately before entering payment information. That is not meaningful transparency, and that notice was not present when we made our reservation on April 5. If one of your property's primary amenities is unavailable, guests deserve to know that before deciding to book--not after they've already arrived. While trying to understand what had happened, my friend also discovered that our exact room type for that same night was being advertised for substantially less than what we had originally paid. That only added to our frustration. I want to be very clear that the front desk employee was kind, professional, and empathetic throughout the interaction. My disappointment is not with him. It is entirely with management and how this situation was handled. Because the stay we booked was no longer the experience we expected, we canceled our reservation and found another hotel. We were told there would be a $50 cancellation fee, but we were ultimately charged $53.13. Rather than immediately posting a negative review, I made every effort to resolve this privately. - May 31: I sent a detailed, respectful email to management explaining my concerns and requesting that the cancellation fee be refunded. - June 4: After receiving no response, I sent a follow-up email. - June 5: The manager replied, stating my original email had gone to her spam folder. While I appreciated finally receiving a response, it was dismissive and focused solely on company policy rather than addressing the lack of transparency or acknowledging our concerns. - June 6: I replied, hoping we could continue the conversation and reach a fair resolution. - June 13: After another week of silence, I sent one final follow-up, even asking if perhaps my response had also ended up in her spam folder. Today is July 6, 2026. I have still never received another response. I am still out $53.13, but more disappointing than the money is the complete lack of communication. Management had multiple opportunities over the course of five weeks to acknowledge our concerns and make this right. Instead, they simply stopped responding. This review isn't really about $53.13. It's about transparency, accountability, and customer service. Hotels undergo renovations, amenities close, and unexpected situations happen. Most guests understand that. What matters is being upfront before people book and treating loyal, returning customers fairly when concerns are raised. What should have been a relaxing annual getaway with friends became a stressful experience that ended with us scrambling to find another hotel. Even more disappointing is that after giving management multiple opportunities to resolve the matter privately, it ultimately ended with silence. Sadly, because of this experience, I can no longer recommend Chateau Merrimack. If you choose to stay here, I strongly encourage you to verify that the amenities that are important to you are actually available before booking.

Rooms are clean, spacious, and upgraded, so is the hotel. The customer service team has been…read moreamazing and worth the stay!

Great week long stay here for work. Older location but rooms are clean and nice. Lounge for status…read moremembers is of a good size and accessible right from lobby area. Fairly well stocked. Good decent food for the work conference we had. Some issues with A/C on some hot days. Easy parking area by front door and quick transport to the Manchester Airport. Downtown Nashua is a very short drive away with some excellent restaurant choices!

DO NOT BOOK HERE!!!! Let me start by saying child endangerment, negligence, dirty rooms, and…read moreheartlessness. This location failed from the ground up, from housekeeping, to front desk management not attempting to contact us while we were onsite, to no follow up from upper management within 24 hours of the incident. I do not recommend anyone staying here. It is unhygienic and unsafe, especially if you have children. This situation has left me with no faith In this brand. My less than one year old found broken glass in the room and put it in her mouth. We immediately took it out before she was hurt. When we went to look for more it turned out to be a broken crack pipe sitting in the corner of the room (picture included). When I brought the pipe to the desk I was not rude but was rightly upset (I know it's not the front desks fault) the staff proceeded to tell me they knew that the previous occupants had been doing drugs in the room, and had to clean more than a few pipes out of said room. Now there are a couple of issues with this. 1) This room was less than 100 feet from the front desk, you knew what was going on and didn't call the cops? 2) This means no one ran a vacuum or even walked around the room to double check that it was a safe and clean environment for the next guest prior to check in? 3) How clean can their regular rooms be? If they didn't vacuum I highly doubt they wiped anything down. Those kinds of drugs leave a residue that can be absorbed by the skin putting anyone in that room in danger of exposure like my two small children who crawl, touch everything, and put their hands in their mouths. Then the run around started. I requested to speak to a general manager or higher and was told he wasn't in and hard to get a hold of during the weekends. Then I was told more than 4 times by multiple employees that they had spoken to Greg multiple times, he just refused to speak to me (that's a great way to represent the company you work for). I also requested to speak to the management of housekeeping and received the same answers... absolutely disrespectful. My child was exposed to drugs and if we didn't catch her as quickly as we did her life could have been put In danger and nobody cared. When I called all of the corporate numbers, I couldn't get through to anyone and was left on hold for at least an hour and that's another corporate failure.

I was pleasantly surprised that I liked this hotel. It is an older hotel than has been remodeled…read more Quiet night in a comfortable bed. I did have to get the engineer up to fix the cable tv. There was a loud fan noise in the bathroom. But with the door shut it didn't bother me. A/c heat worked well and can be turned off completely. A con is that you cannot open the window for fresh air. No fridge or microwave. Tucked in a wooden area.

I was visiting family in the area, and found that Vivian's prices were competitive with both…read morehotels, motels and AirBnBs. A true, traditional, historic B and B can't be beat, and that is what Timber Post is! She dealt with my questions very helpfully over the phone before arriving, and then the moment I arrived. Vivian has every little beautiful or welcoming detail covered, and the place is immaculately clean. There are intriguing antiques and pictures everywhere to add to the ambiance. The breakfast is sumptuous, but despite all that work, she was kind enough to make me something I preferred. I stayed two nights, at the start and end of my road trip, in two different parts of her lodgings. Both were lovely. It's quiet, for a light sleeper like me, and also important for a woman traveling alone, I felt safe. Vivian even has done the genealogy on the Inn from its early years, and discovered she's descended from the some of the original owners! She said how the community there has been so kind to her. Now that's real sense of place. I highly recommend Timber Post for a true New England Bed and Breakfast experience, in rural Hollis. A delight.

Entirely misadvertised and the woman who runs it is defensive of these small things, making it even…read moreworse. - advertised as having a private bathroom and it does not - breakfast listed as 7:30-9:30am in the booklet that is in the room but it is not, it is at exactly 8am only which we were never notified about - the noise is terrible - I was woken up to people talking downstairs that sounded like they were in our room, and that continued until we left - woman running it just got defensive when trying to address the bathroom and breakfast, just saying "but we've had a lot of people stay without any complaint" - for every person who says something, though, there are a hundred who don't say anything. - we had to "prove" to her that the listing was wrong bc she just tried to say that she didn't realize and blamed it on booking.com, though it is not the fault of booking.com, it is the fault of the business and it is illegal to do this kind of bait and switch - she offered a 10% refund while asking "are you going to write a bad review either way?" - well, I wasn't planning on it, but the fact that she tried to bribe us to not write a review means I sure as heck am now - on top of all of this, the bathroom was out of toilet paper with no more rolls available I suggest avoiding this place unless you want to have no idea what you show up to regardless of what you booked, then want to deal with a defensive woman who won't internalize or listen to the issues. Note: I deleted and reposted this, bc her response illegally posted some personally identifiable information. The response also showed the inability to internalize feedback, and misguided perspective on that feedback. Example: We SHOWED her the booking.com website where it clearly stated private bathroom in multiple places. I've added the photo to show that it said private bathroom, and yet she's insisting that it does not show this. This is how delusional she is.

Rented a room for 160.00 a week for a clean decent room. It ended up having drug. Baggies on the…read morefloor, big bed bugs, and blood splatter from a needle. When asking the maintenance to clean it he told me to do it. I refused. He told me if I didn't like it here's $20 and I had 2 hours to get out.

I travel around the country installing and repairing cell phone towers and frequently need a place…read moreto stay usually a week or two, nothing fancy, I just basically need a place to sleep because I work 12 hour days when I'm on the road and then move on to the next job which can be in the next town or across the country. When I'm in the Nashua, NH, area, I try to stay at the Temple Street Hotel because it's cheap, clean, safe and only a block away from Main Street where there are plenty of places to eat and drink and even a night life if you've got time for that. The live in manager is extremely friendly and will try to help you out with just about anything. You cannot beat this deal if you're on a budget!