We recently stayed at the Lakehouse Inn for a winter weekend getaway and wanted to share our…read moreexperience. Laurie greeted us upon arrival with a warm smile and apple cider, and the owners were incredibly kind and attentive throughout our stay. Our room was clean, the breakfast was delicious, and the entire staff was very friendly. We had a wonderful time and highly recommend this Inn. We look forward to returning this summer to enjoy the lake.

We had a wonderful two night stay. Inn is lovely and on a beautiful lake with kayaks and outdoor…read moreseating. So relaxing. The daily breakfast was delicious! Also enjoyed the afternoon sangria and evening cognac tasting. This place is a gem and we will definitely be returning! Thanks Kurt for a wonderful inn!

Top notch traditional New England experience! I grew up and lived in Greenfield throughout my…read morechildhood and never knew the immense beauty of Cummington and the surrounding towns. My family traveled here for Thanksgiving 2019 and we had a tremendously wonderful stay at this traditional country farm and home. Most notably, the entire facility is clean and very well maintained. Our gracious host and owner Judy greeted us and made us feel comfortable in her home. We rented the Autumn suite located on the top floor which included a huge bedroom with a queen bed, a separate bedroom with two twins, and a dedicated bathroom to be shared by the suite. Being a cold autumn week, the cozy living room and fireplace was a welcome place to relax, along with her very well-behaved dog and cat. In the morning we walked her property to visit her goats and sheep, to return to a wonderful farm fresh breakfast that Judy prepared. Our family was so impressed by Judy's warmth and service, and our memories of her wonderful and clean home will be forever cherished. We hope to come back again next year for more memories.

Fantastic in every way! Comfortable, quiet, clean, lovely innkeeper. I love this place.read more

A lovely, out of the way gem nestled in the acadia of Western Mass., just up the road from history…read moreWilliam Cullen Bryant Homestead and a short drive from Notchview, the nation's premiere alpine skiing preserve, offers down-home hospitality in a beautiful, circa-1805 colonial home. Inn keepers Eileen and John made me feel completely at home (and Eileen even made me a special vegan breakfast, with fabulous pancakes and fruit compote). Quiet, rustic. Room was spacious, bed comfortable, and everything about the place was charming. Highly recommended.

From the owner: 220 year old Dutch Colonial on 26 acres offers six rooms sharing two baths. $85 double, $75 single…read more Cot $20. Twin beds and doubles. Open May 1 - Oct 31 or by special arrangement. Blueberry picking mid July-August. Wifi. 35 minutes to Northampton and Pittsfield. Call or email to cumworthfarm@gmail.com.

We enjoyed a lovely stay at this lovely 8-bed inn in the heart of Lenox. Our room was as nice as we…read morecould have hoped, spotlessly clean, extremely comfortable, high-quality bedding, and a bathroom with a wonderfully large walk-in shower. The staff proved to be uniformly pleasant people, always helpful. The public spaces -- the dining areas and especially the recently refurbished parlor rooms which are stocked with drinks and hors d'oeuvres in the late afternoon -- are a genuine delight. So much is good here. But we have given the inn four stars not five because of the disappointing breakfasts. We were served very overcooked casseroles, overcooked scrambled eggs, grossly undercooked bacon and rather sad bits of yogurt. They really need some improvements here. That said -- and we know it requires us to be honest -- we would definitely look forward to returning with fingers crossed for some improvements in the breakfasts. And yes, 33 Main is on the pricey side, but it's high season for Tanglewood -- a very short drive away -- and given the quality here we think it's well worth considering a splurge.

We absolutely loved our stay at 33 Main. The bedding was so comfortable (we're we're in Sunnyholm)…read moreand absolutely loved the updated bathroom and the bath tub! The breakfasts were excellent, good options for both my husband and I, and the staff was lovely. We loved the granola so much, we purchased some extra! We will definitely be back!

This is an extraordinary bed & breakfast. There was a quiet elegance and harmony in the early…read moreAmerican aesthetic that is now very hard to find and too often overlooked; this place has it like almost no other. Our breakfast on the back porch, looking out over a lovely yard and masterly built stone wall will long remain in my memory. This is a farm to table place in that much of what is served at breakfast comes from the farm. There's a farm stand in the barn that is popular with locals. The inn is a good deal, being well underpriced for this value. The house was built in 1780 and was restored by the same person who did the Historic Deerfield houses. It's wonderful. The owners are really nice. In short, this is special place and very highly recommended.

Personalized service. Lovely appointed rooms. A feeling of warmth the minute we drove up, to when…read morewe drifted to sleep in our four poster bed.

This is a review of the restaurant only…read more It's time my friends! Another episode of the Good, The Bad, and the Ugly! Let's start with the Good! There's lots of good here. First, anyone willing to risk running a restaurant in a place like Worthington is tops in my book. This is a tough place to be, and not a lot of people here. A very under-served population. The location is quaint, clean, and picturesque. The staff was very nice and friendly. The bar is well-stocked, particularly with what seems to be every flavor of V1 Vodka they make! A very good sign. The menu is small, but that's a Good Thing!! I would rather have 10 choices, all done perfectly, than 100 done poorly. The chicken sandwich was A++. Perfect. The fries were good too. I like mine a little crispier (more on that later), but they were in the ballpark. The roll the sandwich was on was fantastic. Also, my wife and I were very excited for the upcoming Drag Brunch! In Worthington! Get down with your awesome selves! (Alas, the tickets were already sold out!!) OK, enough of the raving, now on to .... The Bad: These folks are clearly still in the "just getting started" phase. The staff is great, but it's clear that they're having some communication issues. Those kinds of issues cost money. If the management gets that under control, they'll survive. That just takes time. The buffalo wings were just meh. A little undercooked so they weren't crispy at all. Not in an unsafe way, but not as cooked as you'd like them, chewy skin. The Blue Cheese dressing tastes like bad Blue Cheese dressing from a food service bucket. The sort of Blue Cheese dressing you'd expect at a truck stop in the middle of Nebraska. Sort of sweet and tangy, like shelf-stable Wishbone. Really disappointing. The wings did seem to be decent quality, just needed longer to cook. The spice level was nice. I'll chalk these up to growing pains. Oh no, here it comes... The Ugly: There is poutine on the menu. Or so they claim. This is the sort of poutine you would get if you *described* poutine to a person who had never seen nor tasted it. Here's that description: Take french fries, put cheese on them, then gravy. That's missing a LOT of key details. Did I mention that I'm Canadian? This poutine is like promising an Italian a nice plate of Spaghetti and Meatballs, then serving them a can of Spaghetti-o's. Sure, it's pasta, and meatballs, and sauce.... The fries were not nearly cooked enough to hold up to cheese and gravy. As a side for a burger, no problem. The fries are the right type and quality, but Poutine fries need to be cooked a little longer so they don't turn to mush. The cheese seemed to be mozzarella, and the cook *broiled* it onto the fries. Broiled cheese? Are you nuts? OK, OK, I'm calming down. This is still salvageable. Wait, what is this flavorless, white... is it ... gravy? Are you sure? It looks and tastes like country gravy that should have bits of ground up sausage and gets served over a biscuit for breakfast. Poutine gravy is brown! BROWN I tells ya! Even vegetarian poutine gravy is brown! Swear to dog, next time I'm in Quebec I'm bringing back an industrial sized tub of St. Hubert gravy mix and donating it to the Goldenrod (You think I'm joking. I am not.) GYAGH! Better yet, next time I'm going to Quebec I'm going to grab the head chef, drive them to the first Casse-crout past the Derby line, and feed them a proper (paper) plate of poutine. OK, deep breaths. Deep breaths. In through your nose, out through your mouth. I accept that (in spite of being only 4 hours drive) finding the perfect Canadian ingredients here in Western Mass is almost impossible, and I will never find perfect Poutine here. I am a poutine snob, and I know this. But Please, please, for the love of dog, Goldenrod, fix this. Fresh cheddar cheese curds need to be at room temp, placed on hot fries, covered in hot brown gravy. You want low moisture cheese, it's *not supposed to melt* or if it does, just barely. If you want to elevate it some, go for it. Add some fresh herbs. Offer to toss in some BBQ short rib or bacon bits. But (in my best Joan Crawford:) NO. WHITE. GRAVY!!!! To the owners/chefs: Google "Poutine" & "Sherbrooke". Look at the pictures. All of them. From every restaurant. Do you see a single broiled cheese curd? Do you see any white gravy? No? OK, now you know. The Wrapup: Alright, I know I practically had a stroke there about the poutine, but here's the end of the story. The Goldenrod is a new restaurant, and it's good. Not great (yet,) but good. Want them to be great? Eat there. Often. Tell the boss what's good and what's bad. Success breeds success. This place has massive potential and needs encouragement. Overall, 4 stars. Tons of potential. Eat there!

The food is amazing. So rich and flavorful. Super kind and attentive staff. The bartender doesn't…read moreskip a beat. This place is a hidden gem of the foothills. Highly recommend.

Wow! The couple who run this place are the warmest , helpful people!…read more The grooming was perfect and the conditions were fabulous. We meandered through well labeled trails and enjoyed the spectacular pathways of beauty. Yes, covid masks are required in the prep area and the number of skiers is limited. This place is so well managed and one of the most beautiful spots in the Berkshires. I am on my way back to try the snow shoe trails!!

This review is for the cross country ski trails. Because I live in CT, where we have had very…read morelittle snow this winter, Canterbury is one of the closest places my son and I can go to ski. It is a little gem in the Berkshires, with a nice network of well-marked, well-maintained trails, and enough topographic and scenic diversity to give a good workout in a pretty New England forest. The prices are very reasonable, and equipment is available for sale or rent. Bathroom facilities are available in the house, and the B&B dining room is a nice place to take a break between runs on a cold day or settle in for a snack and a cup of hot cocoa before going home. The proprietors, Linda and Dave, are very hospitable, as B&B hosts tend to be. Condition reports are posted on their website, and I have found them to be accurate. My son and I have been there several times, and it is one of our favorite places, well worth the trip for us to get in a fun day of skiing at a nice place with friendly, welcoming hosts.

All it's a great place in the owners are very nice. It's a beautiful room with everything you can…read morepossibly imagine to need.

We had a wonderful weekend at the Inn at Stockbridge. The room (Greek Isles) was very spacious,…read moreclean, and comfortable. It was nice to have the outdoor space to sit in. The breakfast was good but the afternoon cookies even better. Snacks and drinks were always available. Best yet was the location-minutes from Stockbridge, Lenox, and Great Barrington. The staff was wonderful-even found our iPad and ships it back to us. Certainly a great stay if you're going to be in the Berkshires!

In Lenox for a couple of concerts at Tanglewood in July 2026, my wife and I stayed two nights. I…read moresplurged on the Lady Cicely Grand Suite, booked online, it was not cheap, but we were not disappointed. The Cornell Inn is simply and easily the cleanest place I've ever stayed in the world (and I've stayed in 5 star hotels like Intercontinental Istanbul, Intercontinental Los Angeles, Ritz Carlton Central Park South, and Trump International NYC). The suite was large and elegant and comfortable and everything in it was absolutely spotless. The staff were kind and helpful, eager to swap out the complimentary bottle of cabernet (?) for my wife's preferred chardonnay, and provide us with several brownies. Breakfasts were very good. I really don't have a single complaint, can't wait to stay here again in the future!

My wife and I stayed one night at the Cornell Inn after a concert at Tanglewood in early July, and…read morethe staff and facility were great. We selected one of the smaller rooms, which had a modern shower/bath. The space was large enough for a queen-size bed and a large soft chair. Very quiet too despite being in a 200-year-old house. Staff were all friendly and accommodating. A major bonus included a delicious full breakfast included in the rate! Book your stay directly through the inn's website for great pricing and room selection.