Loved this Inn. We stayed here in August 2025 while visiting family and attending a reunion. The…read morehouse and rooms are lovely and comfortable. The location was perfectly convenient. Keirsten welcomed us and provided such a wonderful, elegant breakfast (even catered to my gluten allergy). She was so friendly and kind. We highly recommend the Daniel Stebbins House. It couldn't be more perfect.

Five college friends came together for a reunion after 43 years together and stayed at this…read morewonderful home, The Daniel Stebbins Bed and Breakfast. It felt like we were in a fairy tale with all of the trimmings. The setting is magnificent and the proprietors are kind and friendly and very hospitable. My room was perfect and so comfortable. The breakfasts were perfect and loved all of the choices of teas and coffee available 24 hours. Thank you very much to Ruth and Richard. I am planning to return with my husband as soon as we can.

Friendly servers from cashier to waiters. Food was typical Shake Shack food which I enjoy. The…read moreonion rings that my brother shared with me were crispy on the outside but tender inside -- yum! At the end of the meal, server came to ask if we needed boxes for leftovers and refilled my soda. I didn't know they give free refills.

Beautiful spaces. Had a restful stay and breakfast was fresh and delicious. Recommend!read more

It was a quaint and cute hotel and had a lot going for it. Unfortunately, for being expensive, it's…read morea bit tired. The staff are not very friendly or helpful. We sat in the parlor room and the chairs were all torn up- terrible! We wanted coffee and went to the front desk where the clerk was playing solitaire. When we asked if there was coffee or hot cocoa we were told to go to the bar and order it and it would be delivered to us- we were surprised that she didn't stand up and offer to take care of it for us. Customer service training should be a focus. There are a lot of places to stay and we should feel that we made the right choice in staying here and spending money here but we don't. Hopefully employee training as well as some repairs will be done so that customers can benefit.

I so wanted to love this, quaint, historic place. If my daughter chooses Amherst, then I would…read moremost likely stay here again. But next time, I'm going to have some requests. There's no place as close to the college as the Inn on Bolton. It's literally on campus and probably part of his problem, is run by the college. It's really expensive. Yet, the rooms are small and awkward. Plus it's a bit of a labyrinth and I feel too little twin girls are gonna pop out at any moment and scream redrum at me. When we checked in at 2 AM, exhausted from our cross-country trip, and a one hour drive, the receptionist sent us to the wrong wing, and when I went downstairs, he sent me back up, saying I just didn't see it. I had to go down and have him come upstairs to help us find our room only to discover it wasn't where he sent us at all. Next, there was no bottled water in the entire building, not to buy or what is customarily complementary in a hotel of this price range The very polite guy went onto explain that it was because they hadn't received their shipment of water. I'm confused because I sure did pass Walmart, Target a grocery store and a Trader Joe's just minutes from here. But alas no one thought to go get water. Their parking lot is a four minute walk from the hotel. You may hit the jackpot and get one of the 45 spots right in front of the hotel. We didn't. Boo!! Also, they are saving money by not cleaning the rooms daily. I think that's BS but it would've at least been nice for them to tell us a check in. I found a gray hair on the comforter which was not ours. Gross!!! They do have a fancy, highfaluting Molecule air filter that I did not steal. I don't love this place and I wouldn't recommend it for any other reason then if you were spending multiple days on campus. If I come again, I will request daily service and also request to be in the west wing.

I attended a wedding here at Shelburne House 4/15/22. I have to say the place was vary charming…read more It's an old old house that has been well taken care of. The owners were extremely accommodating to the needs of the wedding party. My wife and I spent the night and had a very quaint room. The breakfast was fantastic and more than enough. The grounds were impeccably well maintained. The views were beautiful. I found the Shelburne House to be a very relaxing and peaceful place. I would recommend the Shelburne House to anyone looking for a b&b , anniversary party, small wedding or even a weekend retreat. Thank you Sarah and Nathan Martin for such a great stay.

Such a lovely classic B&B! The location was amazing--beautiful and quiet, situated right across…read morefrom an orchard, but with very easy access to nearby farmstores and cideries, and to downtown Greenfield. The breakfasts were terrific and Sarah and Nathan were very considerate and attentive about dietary restrictions and preferences. The rooms were clean and well-kept, and the common spaces in the house were lovely places to just hang out and take in the view or read and play a record. We'll definitely be coming back!

Feels like a glorified dorm room, aside from the bed. The bathroom toilet is a classic commercial…read moredorm design with a giant front gap on the seat, wall mounted, that classic flush handle which makes a loud noise while somehow not always flushing cleanly. The shower is pretty small (you need to be a slim person just to enter the bathroom between the inside swing door and the toilet) yet has a grab bar inside the absolutely non-ADA-compliant shower... Not sure why. Pros: it's on UMass campus so convenient if that's where you're going (we were unfortunately going across town to the other college).

What a disaster!! What kind of hotel has only one clerk on during a rush period? After a long day…read moreand Football game we went to check in an there was a line of at least 20 people waiting to check in. Ya think they might actually have some staff on to handle the anticipated crowd trying to check in

This is a great little B&B in the village of Conway. There are two guest rooms with a shared bath…read more This is a great place to stay for a small group. We took both the rooms, and there is a lovely sitting room downstairs, so it's like having your own house. The owner, Diane, is so nice, and she makes a delicious breakfast too! The house is very charming, with nice antiques and loads of books.

Very clean rooms and friendly staff at this B and B. They are friendly and will do all they can to…read moremake your stay as comfortable as possible! Thank you for your hospitality!

Country Delights Eclipse Mere Hotels…read more Hop Brook raves on Tripadvisor capture our joyful two-day June '13 stay. If you're new to B & B's, this one will spoil you, as comfortable as a top boutique hotel. First, the airy, standout appointments (the best bed in our 50+ B & B history); plus matchless hosts, Connie and Susan (talk about making you feel at home!); exceptional breakfasts; and, finally, the enchanting countryside of forest trails and wildlife-filled waterways. For us Hop Brook is as good as it gets

I think this is going to be year 8 for us at the cabins. The feeling "retreat" comes to mind when…read moreI think longingly about the cabins in Goshen. This year they are going to be rebuilding the dam at the end of the lake, so that should be worth exploring next year. Last year, we learned how to sail, which was a real treat. We were in the correct season to get to be able to pick fresh wild blueberries from our kayaks!! We made a great syrup with them, and had it over ice cream...yummmm. ====================================================== In response to the person that has trouble with stairs: I think all the cabins have some amount of stairs, the white one has the fewest (maybe one?). In order to get down to the lake, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO USE ANY STAIRS. My mother-in-law has bad hips, and she doesn't use the stairs. All you have to do is either go around the house to the right, or walk all the way to the left in front of the green cabin, and there are NO STAIRS. The lawn is very gradually sloped on both of those paths. You can even get to the lake by walking directly in front of their porch...without stairs. Look at picture number two (that I took years ago), there are NO STAIRS under the flag on the left OR near the small red tree on on the right. The stairs mentioned are directly in the center of the picture under the arch.

This was our second stay at Goshen Ocean and it was even more delightful than the first. Our hosts…read moreDina and Bob couldn't be more generous and accommodating, and the property itself can only be described as a little slice of heaven. We swam, kayaked, grilled every night, played with our dog (yes, they are extremely dog friendly) and just relaxed by the lake and in our cozy cottage. It's close to so many great places to visit and enjoy (Northampton, the Berkshires, DAR State forest), yet far enough away to indulge in a little pastoral solitude. We can't wait to return!