Huge living room and super cozy bedroom.... love the color palette, super clean premise and kind…read moreowner! The hugest Christmas tree I think I've ever seen inside a house!

From the owner: Two Rivers Bed and Breakfast provide a comfortable atmosphere for overnight stay and a wonderful…read morebreakfast with all the fixings.

We finally made it a point to visit. Such a beautifully unique place! The flowers are so gorgeous…read moreand the butterfly's are simply magical we enjoyed ourselves.

This place has been around since I was a child (30 now) and now I take my daughter. It's fun for…read moresure, but once you go, there's not really a reason to go back as you've seen it all. Pricing is okay, I personally think it's a little overpriced for it but they have to make money somehow. Seniors (65+) are $15, adults are $20, kids 3-17 are $10, kids under 3 are free. There are memberships/frequent flier passes available for purchase as well. Inside where the butterflies are, it is HOT. So head's up if you're bundled at all, especially come the winter months. The butterflies are absolutely beautiful, but I won't lie to y'all, it was kind of terrifying for me. Those butterflies will fly right at your face which personally, I do not find peaceful in the least. BUT, that's not saying it's not a fun experience because it absolutely is. I do love bringing my camera and taking photos of the butterflies and creatures. I wish they still had their little cafe. Every time I go it's closed/shut down. Would be nice to be able to enjoy some food and continue to support them after enjoying the butteflies!

This place has improved since the ownership/managerial transfer back in 2023. While it does feel a…read morelittle bit sticky at times, the fact that they screen some nice films every now and then is a great idea. Giving people incentive to go back every now and then, so check the showtimes list for the different dates, you might be pleasantly surprised.

I love the garden Cinema! Been going there my whole life. Glad it's still open! It is a Greenfield…read moreclassic.

I have been to some of the best music events at this venue. When they have food available, it has…read morealways been amazing! The staff is very friendly and will answer any questions you have. I suggest you check out their calendar and see some bands there today.

Great night out. First time visit. Sat by the bar. Standing room only for a wonderful performance…read moreby Donna The Buffalo. Bar tender(s) were excellent.

A very historic and comfortable place to stay. Comfortable beds nice rooms. Everything in good…read moreworking order. Breakfast and service in the dining room was excellent. Very friendly people. Helpful hotel staff. Amazing location.

Lovely, small inn from 1884 adjacent to the Deerfield Academy grounds and among the Historic…read moreDeerfield buildings. Lots of charming details and touches like the Afternoon Tea from 2:30 - 5:00 pm with cookies and small dessert bars for hotel guests or pay a fee for visitors. Pros: - The carafe of ice water in the room and Biscoff cookies - very much appreciated - Elevator or stairs to the 2nd floor where the rooms were located. Bookshelf of books. - Keurig coffee / tea on the 2nd floor for 24 hours coffee/tea service plus business center with computer and printer. - Room 143 Cora Carlisle on the 2nd floor - lovely, spacious, and comfortable - Plenty of hot water and huge bath towels - Bed was comfortable and room was quiet - Champney's margarita flight was quite good and big enough to share. - Continental breakfast included - muffin, melon sliced fruit, plain yogurt, coffee - The porch with chairs was very nice to sit outside and there was a sitting area with games and a puzzle in the lobby - Air conditioning and heat - room was comfortable - Parking in front of the hotel Cons: - The sink faucet/taps and shower tap metal was a bit discolored with the gold tone worn away. Everything worked fine though. - The string to lower the blinds next to the toilet was non-existent. - Additional housekeeping gratuity added to the bill - The Continental breakfast could have been improved with more fruit (other than cantaloupe and green melon), hard boiled egg. There wasn't a lot of food put out and the coffee was a bit watery. - Slight musty smell downstairs made me cough but rooms were fine. Overall, Deerfield was a charming, historic hotel and I would stay again and come on a Wednesday - Saturday to visit historic Deerfield buildings.

This historic group of homes sounds like an interesting stop for a history enthusiast. I came on…read morethe same day as an event at Deerfield Academy, and HD blocked their parking lot to prevent those people from parking at the museum, but I called and ask if we, patrons, could park in the designated lot and was basically implied I was lying that the parking lot was closed. So really bad and frustrating communication. Once we parked blocks away and the employee shrugged and said "oh well it's a nice day to walk" and "when there's a local event we don't get a lot of visitors." No duh. Honestly if we hadn't pre-bought tickets, we wouldn't have bothered either. Banning their own patrons from parking in their own designated lot is insane. Then they weren't sorry about the inconvenience. ANYWAY, it's a nice collection of houses, most with tours on the hour and tours taking about 40 minutes, so just enough time to have questions and walk to the next place. The tour guides were very knowledgeable. There seem to be more historic demos on Saturdays vs. other days of the week. When I went on a Sunday, there were still quite a few closed buildings, I assume due to lack of staff and visitors to justify opening. There's a museum with some folk art. It's actually a lot more to see than can be done in a day, and it's definitely an all-day event. It was also interesting to learn about the 1704 Native American raid of the town. This place feels like it has a lot of potential, like a MA version of Colonial Williamsburg, but it felt a bit lacking. It would be great if there were more buildings open to pick and choose from. The gift shop offered very few souvenirs. We weren't allowed to take pictures inside. Like I had an enjoyable day, but I wouldn't recommend anyone go out of their way for this place as it is now. I hope visitors improve and the experience improves.

Quilty Ladies on a mission- we plainly asked if the museum had quilts on display and were told Yes,…read moreupstairs. The entry fee is steep, $20 no discount for seniors. Guess what? Not a single quilt on display. Nada. Zilch. You'll kiss that $20 goodbye, be hounded by docents who act as if only the East cost has museums (HELLO ever heard of a little place called The Getty? the Broad? LACMA, Hammer, Huntington shall I go on?) and who either are too stupid to know what their collection holds or are liars. Pick one. oh and you'll spend a painful hour trying to squeeze that $20 you'll never see again looking at more china and chairs than normal mortals can tolerate. My word of advice- do NOT waste your money and instead go to the Memorial Hall Museum a couple blocks away.

Pam was a pleasure to work with. We were looking for someone to keep us on track with deadlines and…read morehelp us choose vendors, as well as be available the day-of the wedding--Pam did all of that and more. She gave us lists of preferred vendors to choose from, she gave us good questions to ask them, she advised us when we asked, but ultimately let us make our own choices. She was 100% willing to look at any other vendors not on her lists, as well. She made sure we were well informed and comfortable with our choices, but that they were our own, not influenced elsewhere. I found her very helpful with small things especially closer to the wedding. Tons of little questions cropped up and Pam was always on it, she reached out to our venue for us and got us answers so we could focus on other things. The day of the wedding she was amazing. As the bride, I had to worry about nothing. She understood what I asked for and made sure it was all set up--and it was! No issues, no mistakes, no problems, everything ran completely smoothly, largely thanks to Pam's presence and help. Cost-wise, very affordable. I pictured a planner to be MUCH more expensive than Pam is (especially when you're dealing with wedding prices, ho boy!) She has a simple down payment and contract, and final payment due closer to day of. All payments and paperwork were handled well and expediently. In the end, she often says "it's whatever you want!" and she truly works to make that happen.

Pam is a very creative and enthusiastic event planner. A wedding I attended previously, she had…read moreassisted the couple in finding the various pieces to make their day just what they had imagined it to be. Pam was also present the day of the wedding to ensure that the event went as smoothly as possible, and made herself available to the couple for anything they needed during the event. Pam's enthusiasm and sheer excitement for event planning was very evident, and it was clear she had a big passion for what she does. It was not hard to notice that Pam was very easy going and a go with the flow kind of person, and enjoys planning any kind of event.

anyone who is giving a review under 4 stars needs to be sedated because you are simply just crazy…read more let me start with how i found this place on a whim. walked inside, immediately greeted and sat down. the ambiance of the place is just incredibly cozy. the food? holy moly. i got the spicy vegan peanut bowl... ugh i had to stop myself from licking the plate. i will say charging $3 for a piece of cheese is kinda wack, but hey. if that's the only thing i found to complain about then who gives a damn.

Stopped in for lunch , they have a lot of choices from chicken quesadillas to tofu this and that …read more My buddy got the crab Rangoon pizza and I shared a chicken quesadilla, both were very good . I was surprised at the pizza, they really pulled it off . With the crunch on top and the crab-cream cheese . It definitely reminded me of a crab Rangoon , and was a good size. The chicken quesadilla was full of chicken and came with guacamole, beans and some tomatoes chopped up . Was very good . A guy a few seats down got the pulled pork sandwich and that looked to be the start of the show there ! Wow !