I was very surprised to learn that the bar was in the process of being gutted and the building was not staffed. It was definitely a little weird grabbing the key out of the lock box but the room was clean enough and came with a mini fridge. Thoughtful coffee station directly outside room. For the price over the holiday it was fine.
Service: 1
Kamelia Crawford
The building needs some love. The restaurant/bar was under construction. I think it has a lot of potential. The second floor smelled like mildew which our room wasn’t on but if you use the stairs you have pass it. The room was not very clean. There’s clumps of hair all over the bathroom. The trashcan in the bathroom still had trash left in it from the last guest. We didn’t sleep in the sheets we slept on top of them. To pay cash we had to slip the cash under a door and never interacted with the owner/manager. It was a bit expensive for what we got. There was a window in our room that looked into another room and the blind wouldn’t close all the way. The lamps turned on, but they were very fragile. There was no overhead lighting. The room was very spacious, which was nice. Would stay here again if things were fixed/updated. We were walking distance to the wedding we were attending at the golf course so it was convenient.
Service: 2
Christine Heyrman
A complete rip-off. I called ahead and found that there was no reception desk--only a "lock-box" which turned out, on my arrival to be non-existent. Fortunately, I was able to crash with relatives nearby. The "inn" itself is a dilapidated structure, evidently unoccupied. DO NOT BOOK AT THIS PLACE!
Service: 1
Anthony W
Gorgeous hotel, but "Jennifer" is sour and rude. Glad the other staff was friendly. No one answers the phone when you call, as we experienced several times, so be sure you don't have any urgent questions.
Service: 2
Soma Dhar
I used to live in 2 Grafton Common, just across from the Inn 25 years back and I knew the Inn's location. It was a historical building, nice, lot of modern amenities yet in old style which I personally like. Clean and comfortable bed, spacious room, bathroom is ok. Appreciate the fridge and hair dryer. The only thing is that I spent 1 night there in the beginning of October and there was no room heater. It was not super-cold but as I went there from Arizona, to me it was cold. I noticed it in night but didn't call the host for it as it was not terrible cold or freezing. But my suggestion would be to put a room heater. The tea-coffee arrangement is nice. I must appreciate the host's nice communication and appreciate that he did let me do early check-in. Grafton is a quaint small town with lots of trees in Common across from the Inn and I enjoyed it immensely but I must write that there was no front desk/reception in the building, the room key was in the lockbox, the front door stays open, inside light is dim, my room was No. 7 on 3rd floor with dim-lighted corridor and there was a small you get when you enter in an old house......to me all these were ok but may not be to everybody. An alone person may feel eerie or unsafe there. I stayed there for October 9, 2023.Walkability: you can walk in this quaint town and enjoy the greenery.
Service: 5
Guide679225
Tavern and Inn restaurants. Food good. Inn ambiance better than barn. Service pleasant and capable. Often closed for special events.
R R
Clean room, coffee was good (k cup) could have used more lights in hallway next to k cup machine, and a little cream for coffee would have been nice.
Service: 4
Ron Reno
Clean room, coffee was good (k cup) could have used more lights in hallway next to k cup machine, and a little cream for coffee would have been nice.
Service: 4
Marisa Dalan
Rooms: The room was charming, clean linens, clean bathroom old fashion fireplace, antique furniture, sweaky floors.
Nearby activities: Coffee shop. Country store, park across with gazebo. Catering and take out deli a few yards away.
Safety: We had an old fashion key.
Noteworthy details: Church bells were music to my hard-of-hearing ears.
nofogirl27
This Inn was a disgrace. Do not book this place!! Smelly, dirty and broken down. The Tavern is closed but the Inn is open. Sign says bar is undergoing renovations but no work was done when we were here 3 nights during the week. Some rooms are for tenants. Felt unsafe to stay there with two men smoking cigarettes and pot every night outside. Stay away.
Really nice staff! I wanted an early check in and they accommodated so comfortably. The room was clean and the place was quaint and
Service: 5
Patricia Coz
The rooms are quaint, but clean and reasonably priced. Charlie, the manager is incredibly accommodating and easy to work with. He and Pat, the housekeeper, took such good care of our family during the time we were there for my brother's funeral. The bar and restaurant were closed for renovation during our stay. That's why I gave it 4 stars. Luckily there is a convenience store a stone's throw away. I would stay there again. Old new england character
MoJo 422
This hotel has no staff on site. The room keys are in a lock box. The grille/tavern is closed indefinitely. I did not feel safe.Safety: Not safe.
Service: 1
James Misiek
Cool place with great service, bar food and dinners, and a full service bar with an old time feel.Food & drinks: Read above
Service: 5
Ashlea Graham
My husband and I stayed here while visiting my family for the holidays. I actually grew up a Grafton native and had never stepped inside the Grafton Inn before. It is quaint and comfortable and the bartender, who checked us in and assisted us with any needs was wonderful and accomadating. The Inn was nice and tidy. The cost per night is a bit on the high side for what you get, you do get a mini fridge, but no microwave and there is one chair, but no table. We would have also liked to see more shampoo or conditioner. The little packets we got barely did the trick. Overall the experience was very pleasant and we will likely be staying here whenever we visit my family in the future.Walkability: In the very center of town, able to walk to all the little shops and the common.
I was very surprised to learn that the bar was in the process of being gutted and the building was not staffed. It was definitely a little weird grabbing the key out of the lock box but the room was clean enough and came with a mini fridge. Thoughtful coffee station directly outside room. For the price over the holiday it was fine.
Service: 1
The building needs some love. The restaurant/bar was under construction. I think it has a lot of potential. The second floor smelled like mildew which our room wasn’t on but if you use the stairs you have pass it. The room was not very clean. There’s clumps of hair all over the bathroom. The trashcan in the bathroom still had trash left in it from the last guest. We didn’t sleep in the sheets we slept on top of them. To pay cash we had to slip the cash under a door and never interacted with the owner/manager. It was a bit expensive for what we got. There was a window in our room that looked into another room and the blind wouldn’t close all the way. The lamps turned on, but they were very fragile. There was no overhead lighting. The room was very spacious, which was nice. Would stay here again if things were fixed/updated. We were walking distance to the wedding we were attending at the golf course so it was convenient.
Service: 2
A complete rip-off. I called ahead and found that there was no reception desk--only a "lock-box" which turned out, on my arrival to be non-existent. Fortunately, I was able to crash with relatives nearby. The "inn" itself is a dilapidated structure, evidently unoccupied. DO NOT BOOK AT THIS PLACE!
Service: 1
Gorgeous hotel, but "Jennifer" is sour and rude. Glad the other staff was friendly. No one answers the phone when you call, as we experienced several times, so be sure you don't have any urgent questions.
Service: 2
I used to live in 2 Grafton Common, just across from the Inn 25 years back and I knew the Inn's location. It was a historical building, nice, lot of modern amenities yet in old style which I personally like. Clean and comfortable bed, spacious room, bathroom is ok. Appreciate the fridge and hair dryer. The only thing is that I spent 1 night there in the beginning of October and there was no room heater. It was not super-cold but as I went there from Arizona, to me it was cold. I noticed it in night but didn't call the host for it as it was not terrible cold or freezing. But my suggestion would be to put a room heater. The tea-coffee arrangement is nice. I must appreciate the host's nice communication and appreciate that he did let me do early check-in. Grafton is a quaint small town with lots of trees in Common across from the Inn and I enjoyed it immensely but I must write that there was no front desk/reception in the building, the room key was in the lockbox, the front door stays open, inside light is dim, my room was No. 7 on 3rd floor with dim-lighted corridor and there was a small you get when you enter in an old house......to me all these were ok but may not be to everybody. An alone person may feel eerie or unsafe there. I stayed there for October 9, 2023.Walkability: you can walk in this quaint town and enjoy the greenery.
Service: 5
Tavern and Inn restaurants. Food good. Inn ambiance better than barn. Service pleasant and capable. Often closed for special events.
Clean room, coffee was good (k cup) could have used more lights in hallway next to k cup machine, and a little cream for coffee would have been nice.
Service: 4
Clean room, coffee was good (k cup) could have used more lights in hallway next to k cup machine, and a little cream for coffee would have been nice.
Service: 4
Rooms: The room was charming, clean linens, clean bathroom old fashion fireplace, antique furniture, sweaky floors.
Nearby activities: Coffee shop. Country store, park across with gazebo. Catering and take out deli a few yards away.
Safety: We had an old fashion key.
Noteworthy details: Church bells were music to my hard-of-hearing ears.
This Inn was a disgrace. Do not book this place!! Smelly, dirty and broken down. The Tavern is closed but the Inn is open. Sign says bar is undergoing renovations but no work was done when we were here 3 nights during the week. Some rooms are for tenants. Felt unsafe to stay there with two men smoking cigarettes and pot every night outside. Stay away.
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Really nice staff! I wanted an early check in and they accommodated so comfortably. The room was clean and the place was quaint and
Service: 5
The rooms are quaint, but clean and reasonably priced. Charlie, the manager is incredibly accommodating and easy to work with. He and Pat, the housekeeper, took such good care of our family during the time we were there for my brother's funeral. The bar and restaurant were closed for renovation during our stay. That's why I gave it 4 stars. Luckily there is a convenience store a stone's throw away. I would stay there again. Old new england character
This hotel has no staff on site. The room keys are in a lock box. The grille/tavern is closed indefinitely. I did not feel safe.Safety: Not safe.
Service: 1
Cool place with great service, bar food and dinners, and a full service bar with an old time feel.Food & drinks: Read above
Service: 5
My husband and I stayed here while visiting my family for the holidays. I actually grew up a Grafton native and had never stepped inside the Grafton Inn before. It is quaint and comfortable and the bartender, who checked us in and assisted us with any needs was wonderful and accomadating. The Inn was nice and tidy. The cost per night is a bit on the high side for what you get, you do get a mini fridge, but no microwave and there is one chair, but no table. We would have also liked to see more shampoo or conditioner. The little packets we got barely did the trick. Overall the experience was very pleasant and we will likely be staying here whenever we visit my family in the future.Walkability: In the very center of town, able to walk to all the little shops and the common.
Service: 5
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