We found this hotel to be quite nice and economical. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The bed too was quite comfortable. The parking is great. The hotel staff was quite helpful. It gave us what we needed for our trip. We looked forward to returning to our room for relaxation and found the stay to be quite agreeable. We certainly would recommend this hotel.

We had a nice 2-night stay at the Red Roof Inn Nashua. The room had been recently renovated, and was comfortable, though a bit small with a king-sized bed. But we had no complaints, particularly for the price- the hotel is clean, convenient, and offers free coffee in the lobby! We would happily stay here again.

As usual, our dog was more than welcome. Dog owners, note that the property is set back from the highway, and grass surrounds the parking lot, which made it easy to take our puppy on quick morning and evening walks.

Not a horrible place, but if you're used to the finer things in life this might not be the place for you.

The staff are very nice but most of the rooms reek of the fact that some guests pets have dropped a steaming pile on the carpet -or the incredibly overpowering sickly sweet cloying "air freshener" used in an attempt to cover it up.

Not great but not horrible, either. You'll get what you pay for. (Drive 15 miles South on Route 3 and see what they get for a room!)

A few less pets or a few more open windows would do it good.

My husband and I stayed for one night and thought this would be a decent place based on recent TripAdvisor reviews that said it was new and clean. I guess it wasn't too dirty but I certainly didn't consider it clean. We checked in to a regular, non-smoking king room (EXTREMELY small) and found that it smelled very smokey. This was unacceptable in my opinion so we asked for a different room. Chris at the front desk wasn't as nice when we returned to the lobby, nor did he apologize for clearly putting us in a smoking room. The new room wasn't ready yet so we returned later to check in. The only reason why I didn't rate the experience worse is because they upgraded us for free to a business king (which was a little larger with a fridge/microwave). Again, this non-smoking room had an overwhelming stench of cigarette smoke and like the previous room, the windows didn't open. The rooms and the lobby were all very dark and felt dingy like a basement. The pictures of the Inn and it's rooms must have been taken with the use of halogen lighting as they were incredibly dark while we visited on a beautiful, sunny weekend. If you expect a truely non-smoking experience, stay away from this Inn.