Benjamin Prescott Inn

Stayed in Benjamin’s Retreat on a very cold winter night (wind chill of –30 F), bed was comfortable and warm, shower was warm (and clean and updated!), had a cute living area to stay in a play board games. Both the owners are personable and clearly live what they do. And, the breakfast was delicious! Best Belgian waffle I have ever had.

Room: We stayed in the Nabby’s Nook. It is a small room, but super clean and comfortable. It has an awesome farmland view from the window. And most importantly, the private bath is spacious, new and very clean!
Breakfast: Awesome! We had yogurt, fresh fruits, cherry almond cake, omelette, and homemade sausages. Love the dining area with all the christmas deco! The inn provides coffee/​tea and refreshments at no extra charge.
Service: the owners were very nice and friendly. They let us check in early.
All in all, Benjamin Prescott Inn is one of the best inns I’ve ever been. Beautiful inn, clean rooms, friendly inn keepers, delicious breakfast and breathtaking surrounding. Will definitely come back again !!

Stayed here for five days in November, visiting my daughter at Franklin Pierce University. The new Innkeepers Jim and Ruth went above and beyond to make me comfortable, and they let me check in at 2:30 am because my flight came in late to Boston. Ruth makes amazing gourmet breakfasts every morning, and my room was clean and cozy with a really comfortable bed. The surrounding area is beautiful and the small towns are so charming, especially Peterborough! Will definitely stay here again!

Nice place to stay if you’re looking for that colonial vibe nestled amongst New Hampshire’s beautiful countryside. The Innkeeper Charlie is a great host. I stayed in the Oliver’s Outpost Room and it was quite spacious! See the pictures…

We stayed here after a long day of hiking and loved it! The inn is beautiful and very clean. Our room had a comfortable king sized bed and a private bath, the only issue was that the shower had seen better days.
The inn keepers Sue and Charlie were so nice and friendly and made sure we had information on places to eat and walk around town. When I told Sue that my running shoes had gotten soaked from our hike, she offered to lend me a pair of sneakers. When we asked about the best route to Boston, they pulled out maps and explained the different options. We had an awesome talk with Charlie over breakfast about local celebrities and the history of the region.
Speaking of breakfast… they served the most delicious pumpkin bread I’ve ever had with chunks of apple. The bread was served with honey butter and apple jam, yum! They also served nest eggs inside pastry dough, and I have been searching online to find the recipe since. In addition we had a fruit cup, OJ, coffee and free run of the tea cabinet (probably 2 dozen flavors).
Would definitely recommend.