My boyfriend and I have spent several evenings here. I live in NH and he lives in ME. This Inn worked out great as a central meeting place and a get away from children for one night :).
The dinner here is absolutely fabulous, we have yet to have a bad meal. There is entertainment on weekends and we have stayed in 3 different rooms and they have all been quaint, clean and comfortable.
I almost want to keep this place to myself, because it's so nice but I wouldn't do that to the owners, they deserve the praise.

I was looking for an Inn to be a "home base" while visiting family in the area. It fit the bill perfectly. I am the type of person who does not like a hovering or overly friendly inn keeper, and we had the perfect amount of interaction.

The room was quaint and spotless, the bathroom was large and spotless. The shower was great and the room warm. There was the prettiest little town right outside my window. The bed was comfortable and I slept like a rock.

The only down fall for me, an early-to-bed person, was that the voices from the restaurant traveled through the inn until after 10pm. But the one night I called to request that the bar tv be shut off at 10:30 they were very accommodating. Next time (and I will return) I will request a quieter room or perhaps go join in the fun.

The coffee outside my room was lovely, but the breakfast breads were good one day, and not the next. I'd recommend going down the street to Krista's for a proper breakfast.

The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff was wonderful. Located centrally in the quaint town of Cornish, The Cornish Inn is a different experience from other B&Bs we've stayed at. I very much enjoyed the convenience of the restaurant/bar and the friendly, professional staff.

We stayed at the inn in July, found the staff and inn keeper very nice a friendly. The Inn was decorated very nicely and was as expected. The breakfast however very disappointing and if we had more time we would have eat out afterwards in another place, left hungry for breakfast.. On each floor, coffee pot, orange juice, brownies and blueberries were left out, nothing else, dixie size cups for the orange juice.