This was such a cute remake of a rundown motel. Loved the accommodations! Great location and nice…read morepeople. Modernized!

I lovedddd my stay at the Alander. Truly dont know how I didn't write a review about them yet…read more Firstly, the owners are beautiful people. Super helpful, creative eye and always available for advice. The rooms were so beautifully decorated. All set with the cutest fridge and snack station with everything you'd ever want. The bathroom was super well lit and also decorated so uniquely. The Alander is located in the center of a ton of activities and super close to the Berkshires. Also a lot of great hikes available. They also have a gorgeous firepit that we took advantage of at night. Not to mention their restaurant - The North Star. Delicious and convenient. I would absolutely stay here again and have already brought it up to family. Put The Alander on your list!

Retro designed decor with a working turntable and albums to play on it in the room! Wish we…read morecould've turned it a bit louder, but I get it. Heated bathroom floor was great as it was cold outside. I forgot that I read about the sauna until we saw it the day we left so we never got to enjoy it. Great snacks, awesome bed, very cozy!

Jared and Kendra have thought of everything to make staying here SUCH a pleasure!! We loved the…read moresauna, enjoyed the firepit, and watched the moon through the clouds from our porch. Every room is a little bit different which gives us an excuse to keep coming back to see what details we have yet to discover. My husband is an architect and when he's appreciative of the design, we know we've found a new favorite. The bathrooms have every amenity (including heated floors) and the mod fixtures in the bedrooms (a tv tray built into a coffee tablet that's so 60s/70s) are so fun. We will be back as often as possible!

Wow! I'm definitely staying here again…read more Vibe: Um, these folks thought of it all. The design of the entire space was excellent. It was simple and almost felt like a cozy Scandinavian cottage. Down to the ceramic toilet paper holder and fancy light switches, everything was beautiful. Oh, and definitely have a drink in the lobby and enjoy the two fireplaces. Staff: All very nice! And on it. There was always hot coffee in the morning and all the milks one might need. Cleanliness: Super clean! Other notes: - There's a nice restaurant in the hotel - Coffee is in the lobby, not in your room (which was totally fine for me) - You can order drinks and have them in the lobby

Amazing, cozy stay at RTL. Warm staff, boutique decor with thoughtfully designed rooms & essential…read moreamenities. The room beds are a bit small but not uncomfortable. Overall vibes are chill. Brunch was nice too - a concise yet interesting, inclusive menu of unconventional dishes. Hotel is right at the end of Warren street with ample parking making it convenient to walk, dine, shop & return in no time. The lobby is open till midnight which is also better compared to other small town lodges that typically close at 9-10. While RTL maybe listed as a 2-star hotel, it's still an expensive option. However, it doesn't compromise on your experience & I'd recommend a stay here when in Hudson.

My husband and I LOVED our stay at this hotel!…read more Service was amazing, but relaxed. The hotel is centrally located and beautifully decorated. Every corner provides some sort of beauty or relaxation. Foot massager in the room (with provided clean socks for each guest), aroma therapy diffuser, salt lamp, four-post bed with sheer curtains. We just loved everything! Definitely recommend for anyone looking to stay in Beacon

Great service and excellent quality I would recommend them…read morehighly I would return as well

Had a great time in this quaint country lodge! From the time I walked in Loretta was friendly and…read morehelpful as she explained the ins and outs of the Inn as well as how to get to the near by places. The room was quite spacious and very comfortable with a king sized bed with warm soft linens. There was a great selection of books on the shelf in the hallway so I took some time to catch up on my reading. In the morning she baked muffins and made me a to-go bag because I was in a rush.

Best B&B by far! Loretta is fabulous host; warm and welcoming. Building is very well kept!…read moreAttention is paid to detail and guest comfort. Coffee and tea always available, as well as cookies and wine. Fire pit in the evening when weather allows. Breakfast is delicious!!! Made to order with choices, along with fruit and baked good. We have been coming here since 2020, ~2x/year! Even brought other family members to enjoy. Great location! Super convenient to hikes nearby. Planning to keep coming back.

Staying here was an unexpected gem. The price was reasonable. The staff was more than accommodating…read moreand they have a great continental breakfast. The location is good. It is a peaceful, beautiful place with the opportunity to see wildlife as well. Great stay! Would stay again for sure!

I was completely charmed over by the Wake Robin Inn; it was love at first sight from the moment we…read morepulled into the driveway. This tiny inn is literally in the middle of nowhere, and there are less than 20 rooms, but it is perfect for an unplugged weekend getaway (although they do have free wifi) or a wedding, which is what we were there for. The layout is a tad confusing. The main inn is almost at the end of a tiny dirt road, but there is an "outhouse" of rooms closer to the entrance. I'm also not sure if there is an official restaurant or not because we missed breakfast and the wedding was catered by an outside company. The grounds are natural and beautiful -- like a well-manicured backyard complete with garden, fire pit and gazebo. Our room felt like my old bedroom in my parents' house, with a private bathroom. I truly felt like I was a guest in someone's home -- down to the communal iron and ironing board propped against the wall in the hallway. Given that this is a tiny inn, there are no newfangled key cards; they use old-fashioned keys, and our room was unlocked when we arrived. This normally would be sketchy, but in such a small, remote place, it didn't bother me. There is also no central air conditioning, but there are air conditioning units in all rooms along with ceiling fans. It was summer, so it didn't bother me in the least, but it didn't appear there was heat in our third floor "servants' quarters" room, and there was a space heater in the closet. There are extra blankets on the bed, and I'm sure heat rises, but it is something to be aware of if you are visiting during the New England winter. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. There are a couple of key points that prevent me from giving Wake Robin five stars. 1. The mattresses could use replacing. This too felt like my childhood bedroom where the mattress is 27 years old and hard as a rock. 2. The bathroom amenities, while all natural and eco-friendly, were a tad sparse. This curly-haired girl needs conditioner people! And while there were cotton balls, Q-tips and makeup remover pads, there were no tissues. Odd. 3. I understand TV isn't the priority, but a tiny 30-inch rear projection on an end table tucked under an eave? At least fake an entertainment center. 4. A pub would be adorable right off the lobby, offering simple sandwiches, salads and drinks. Overall, we had a lovely night at the Wake Robin Inn, and I would consider returning for a little weekend getaway. The nearby town centers are so quaint and worth exploring.

If you were to choose between Rocking Horse Ranch and Great Wolf Lodge, it's an easy choice. Yes,…read moreRocking Horse Ranch is more expensive but there is an endless amount of activities for the kids to do. We came on the coldest weekend of the year but my kids had a blast skiing, snow tubing, horseback riding, pony rides, arcade, game room, playing laser tag, swimming in the pool, the outdoor hot tub, and the nightly shows. Food is included in the price and it is buffet style for breakfast and lunch. Dinner is not but you are more than welcome to order more and take things to go. There's snacks available between lunch and dinner but there's also hot chocolate/coffee available all day long with some pastries. The only downside were the rooms. They are connected so if you have loud neighbors, you won't be getting good sleep. Overall, my kids loved the place and want to go back soon. I guess we'll have to wait for another Black Friday deal.

I'm going to say it - better than Disney…read more This is in our top 3 family vacations! And we've been to Hawaii, Sedona, Disney... Kids got to ski, tube, horseback ride (on beautiful horses!), lazer tag, bowling, swimming, hot tub, shooting, archery.... Whatever they wanted, whenever they wanted. It was amazing. The food was outstanding- and as you can see, I do have high expectations. The staff was phenomenal. Great to us and great to my kids!!!

2 1/2 stars. This is a basic motel in Sharon, CT. The proprietors are super nice and really try to…read moreaccommodate you. The continental breakfast is basic but it's enough to get going in the morning. The biggest issue with our stay was the extremely uncomfortable bed. It felt like you were sleeping on a rock. Neither husband nor I could sleep. Not sure if all of the beds are like this, but the one in our room needs an upgrade.

My husband and I stayed here over this past summer as he was working at Lime Rock Track for an…read moreevent. It was a pleasant drive up from NJ and driving through the entrance was lovely as well. The hotel has a quiet and calm location. The grounds are nice and would make for a small wedding on a budget. We were greeted by the front desk attendant and given our keys to our room. The room was large with a comfortable king bed, sofa, chairs, and clean bathroom. It also had a Keurig with K-cups and tea. View of our room were the open fields, though we kept the window blinds drawn for some privacy. Plenty of hot water available in the bathroom and we felt safe at night. There's no breakfast due to COVID, but they offer some oatmeal and granola bars in the lobby. Location is pretty good; walking distance to a grocery store if you need anything, as well as 15 minutes to Lime Rock, and 10 minutes to a lovely village called Millerton. Beautiful scenic drives and a peaceful overnight stay!

The White Hart was fantastic! I received a text before our stay and during our stay. First to…read moreexplain how things go. Next to find out if we had any questions. The only minus is all the seating with cushions could use a good deep steam cleaning. Everything else was All Plus's! Three of us were staying in a room. So it was a bit crowded. The room was beautiful! The drinks in the refrigerator (different types of iced teas) were complimentary. Plus they had the real nice coffee maker - The Nespresso. Breakfast was also included and you went to the onsite cafe- provided your room number and we were all set. Right outside our room was two chairs in a table for enjoying outside. We got unlucky with weather our 2nd and final day / night were downpours. But The White Hart had Monopoly so that took up three hours of our time. If we would have gotten better weather they have a front lawn with many chairs and corn hole. Along with deck all around the hotel for playing board games or cards Hope we get to visit again soon!

ORIGIN: Hart is an old English word for a mature male deer,…read moreand a white hart is prominently represented in English folklore. The White Hart itself has some history. The building dates back to 1806, with use as an inn soon thereafter. LOCATION: The White Hart is located in the center of Salisbury, as for centuries, a great place to stop when crossing New England. The town and its surroundings are also worthy of being the destination, as there are many natural attractions, as well as cultural institutions in the vicinity. CONCEPT: Today the White Hart welcomes travelers and local residents alike, with sixteen rooms, two restaurants, a wide porch, and ballroom. There is something for everyone. EXPERIENCE: The White Hart has artwork scattered across the building. As I waited for a garden fundraiser and talk to begin, I walked through the entrance floor and marveled at the variety and number of prints on the walls. A reception was arranged in the bar/lounge area next to the ballroom. Many thoughtful details could be found in the cheese board display. Most unique and striking was the use of a vase of forsythia branches to cast dappled light on the table.