We were here to visit our kid at UMass over Parents Weekend and had a very pleasant stay in the…read moreupstairs suite with two bedrooms. The rooms are stocked with snacks and there's some local artwork you can purchase if you like. The upstairs suite doesn't have any kind of a kitchen, though there's a mini-fridge and I believe a microwave, so dishes are bussed out as you use them; don't plan on doing any food prep on your own. The hostess brought breakfast to the room (there's not a common dining room like most B&Bs) and pointed out the local ingredients including eggs from her chickens and vegetables from the garden. This is a real working mini-farm and it's fun to stroll the grounds and see what is going on. And it's VERY close to the northeast corner of the campus; we were able to leave our car and walk to his dorm (Van Meter) in about 20 minutes. Like the website says, the grounds are very rich in animals and there's an extremely friendly cat who wouldn't stay out of our room in spite of the management's desire to keep the premises pet-free. Keep this in mind if you have allergies.

This was such a beautiful experience! Our host Candy was extremely accommodating complete with…read moredelicious gluten free breakfast!!!! Thanknyou!!

A hidden gem! On 8 acres, the whole house has been beautifully restored to its 1722 salt box…read moreorigins, with all modern conveniences added. Two beautiful ponds in the backyard with fountains. I stayed in the Tobacco Valley Suite, which had a Queen bed, a separate sitting room and a private bath. The most peaceful sleep I ever had! Great continental breakfast, wine at night, and the host, Thomas, quietly ensured my stay was perfect. Excellent value! A great location for families, couples or single travelers.

I recently stayed at the B & B and found it to be a pleasant experience from start to finish…read more Booking was easy and the rate was reasonable. Cheryl gave me a useful orientation to the room and amenities. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable and was nicely stocked with beverages and snacks. The B & B is located within an easy walk to the campus of the Williston Northampton School (where I attended an event) and various shops and restaurants. I'll stay here again.

A beautiful and convenient place to stay in downtown Easthampton. From the lovely flowers outside…read moreto the thoughtfully stocked breakfast area, it was a perfect place for our small family to stay during our last visit to western mass. We're looking forward to staying here again.

Wonderful stay, really a visit, to this 2 bedroom B&B. The place is charmingly decorated and…read moremeticulously maintained. In suite bathroom and shower just what we needed after a long walk. We were walking in the area and its location 8 feet from the Rail Trail and within walking distance of Coopers Corner, Florence ( a village of Northampton) was ideal. Our hosts were available but not intrusive. We sat out on provided chairs on the lawn and enjoyed a beautiful day post hike. Breakfast was bountiful, fresh fruit and the bakery goods wonderful. Highly recommend.

Heartbroken because we were refused the option to stay at this lovely-looking B&B. My husband is…read morevisiting Northampton to get to know the area for possible relocation, and we thought a local B&B would be a great way to get to know the people of the area. Sadly the owner would not allow us to book a room because we already had a relationship with a realtor and were not ready to switch to him as our realtor. He was polite in his refusal, but I am still disappointed.

I've stayed in the Rose Room twice over the last 6 months. Brian is easy to communicate with, just…read moresend an email or a text. The cleanliness is pristine, important to me during the pandemic and well, always. The Rose Room is noisy from street traffic so I use a fan. There is no breakfast but an abundance of snacks, coffee, tea and water with fridges in each room.

This place is sooooo cute!…read more I stayed here for one night in the Butterfly Room. Right when I walked in Lorraine greeted me and showed me around, offered me some freshly made brownies and we chatted over the deliciousness. The bathroom attached was amazing. I had a nice soak before dinner and drinks. Lorraine and her husband live there and are amazing hosts. The bed and breakfast is only about 10 minutes away from Bradley Airport and in the quaint town of Suffield. They have a grocery and some restaurants across the street, but little traffic in the neighborhood. It's such a great getaway spot. Breakfast in the morning was also SPECTACULAR. Blueberry pancakes, bacon and eggs, with a fruit salad to start. Lorraine really treats you like family when you stay here. I would be honored to be a guest here again. Thanks so much Lorraine! I loved it.

Really cute, historical home with lots of charm, nested away in a quiet country setting. The owner…read morewas super friendly and greeted us outside right away upon our arrival. We stayed in the Stafford Suite circa 1778, which was an entire suite. (King bed, kitchen with all necessities, bathroom, cozy livingroom filled with games and so on...). I was in the area visiting UConn for the weekend so this was perfect; about 25 mins away. I had two issues with this stay and I will advise if you have ASTHMA or are an extreme ALLERGENIC person this may not be the right place for you. I struggled!!! 1) there's no heat in any rooms. There's individuals small Honeywell heaters in the bedroom and livingroom which take a lifetime to heat up the rooms. The bathroom does have its own heater. I tried leaving the heater on on low during the day while I left so when I came back I could be comfortable but it was turned off when I came back, I'm assuming the owner went there during the day. Since it's the room is technically under the room floors it's colder plus it's October fall in New England, it's generally cold here. 2) the mildew smell in there is very intense. We had to come home and wash everything. The smell was even trapped in my hair, it stunk badly. In order for them to mask the smell, everything is perfumed heavily. The sheets in the bed are heavily scented with whatever it is they use. If you are an ASTHMATIC or just a Plain ALLERGEN individual this May be a major issue for you. I know it was for me. After laying down for a few minutes, i started coughing, my chest hurt, and then shortly after I went into a full blown asthma attack. We then switched pillows from the couch to the bed and I also threw the blanket that was on the couch of the sheets on the bed and that's how I was able to sleep for the days we were there. Thankfully the couch items were not scented. Please be ware! Don't want anyone to suffer the same. Otherwise the place is beautiful, cozy, romantic if your if your looking for that setting and quiet. Can't speak in regards to food ( I ate out).

We had an absolutely incredible stay at An Innkeeper's Place. My family (two adults and two kids,…read moreaged 5 and 2) stayed in the Stafford Suite, which is an absolutely GORGEOUS one bedroom suite with a living area, kitchen with island, and a spacious bathroom. The fixtures were beautiful, the towels were so soft, and there were lots of lovely extras in all of the rooms (white noise machine! lavender bath salts!) The rooms were immaculate and the beds were incredibly comfortable (we typically stay at high-end hotels, and I expect to be a little disappointed in beds when staying at smaller places - not the case here!). I say beds because Danele pulled out the sofa for my son, and I wound up sleeping on it for part of the night - remarkably comfortable! The kitchen had everything we needed if we wanted to cook (we didn't!), including freshly ground (that day!) coffee, and Danele's breakfasts were delicious. When we had a splinter emergency with my youngest, Danele was able to help out with first aid supplies and kid-friendly band-aids. She saved the day! I can't say enough good things about this place. It exceeded my expectations in every way. We are looking forward to coming back again.

We had a lovely stay at Laurel Ridge! It was the perfect rustic cabin retreat. We stayed in the…read moreMaster Suite. It was very spacious and had a gorgeous view out over the property. The bird feeders in front of the big windows are a nice touch. You can also see their 6 friendly goats and chickens from the room-side porch. You can say hello to them during your stay. One thing to note, though, is the master suite is right off the main kitchen. So if you are a light sleeper, you may hear breakfast prep sounds in the morning. Breakfast was served at a big dining table with the other guests. It was very yummy! The common area had a lovely fireplace where appetizers like cheese and crackers were provided upon arrival. We booked the Salem Cross Inn Fireplace Feast package. I would highly recommend booking this package. The biggest perk was being driven to and from the feast in a comfortable limo. It was also fun interacting with the other guests staying at the inn. You will likely be grouped with them for the dinner event. Eric and Sue were also very accommodating and friendly. It is definitely a unique getaway experience worth booking!

If you're looking for the perfect getaway for some peace and quiet, the Laurel Ridge Bed and…read moreBreakfast is the place to visit. Nestled on 60 acres in Warren, MA, the house is a beautiful log cabin that's completely off the grid with electricity sourced from solar panels and water from a well. Driving down the ¾ of a mile dirt driveway is a trip in itself... there's actually a sign to assure you that you're on the right path! Linda and Eric were extremely welcoming and made us feel like family. We ended up spending quite a few hours chatting with them and learning about living off the grid. They take a lot of pride in their property and it shows. Outside the beautifully built house live the chickens and the goats. The eggs for breakfast come from the chickens and Linda makes a wonderful goat milk yogurt. We were able to spend some time with the animals, which was an absolute blast. At the time they had several baby goats and they were a riot, each with their own personalities. My wife now wants some pet goats! The food was fantastic! Linda is an amazing cook and aims to please. My wife cannot have gluten and she prepared a gluten free breakfast that was beyond delicious. She made homemade gluten free pancakes with blueberries from their yard that were to-die-for. We didn't try the dinner option, but we definitely will next visit. The Laurel Ridge Bed and Breakfast is a hidden gem. You won't be disappointed if you go there. My wife and I can't wait to go back!