We have stayed here over the years maybe a dozen times. We have enjoyed our stays here. But over…read morethe years they have started to go down hill. Let me explain. No more all day coffee. They stated waste as primary reason. But during the cold winter months its always nice to have some coffee and hot cocoa. Breakfast quality and selection. Over the past year and especially after the pandemic the quality of the breakfast has really gone down. No more whip cream for the waffles. No more strawberry sauce. No more toppings. No salsa available. New patrons might not notice. But I've been coming here for the past 15 years so I notice. Rooms themselves are still fine. Maybe getting to be slightly dated but overall still well maintained. They do have to bring some of these things back!

You must drive pass the motel in the front to get to this hotel- but once there you'll be happy…read more Parking is complimentary - you will get excellent customer service - A clean hotel that is quiet - accessible with a pool- gym and free breakfast starting at 7am! Breakfast is delicious and well crafted. I enjoyed my stay here and will stay again. I must also say that they are customer centered here - it's about the customer so it's hard to be unhappy. The room was immaculate- the bed was very very good. Overall I'm very happy

DEFINITELY stay here! We stayed here for 2 nights for the James Taylor concert and were so…read moreimpressed with The Barrington. The rooms are beautiful and the beds are so comfortable. And the breakfast was absolutely delicious. The staff was incredibly helpful and eager to attend to our every need. The location is perfect - right in the heart of Great Barrington. Go ahead and book this hotel - you won't be disappointed.

The Barrington made us feel welcome, safe.. the rooms and communal areas were clean, beautiful,…read morecomfortable, roomy and stocked with hand sanitizers. They took care of every aspect of our stay. Our breakfast was thoughtfully made and the details that went into making our few days special will not be forgotten! Carrie and Maple, thank you for being very prompt and helpful if we had any questions... we will definitely be back!

We had an absolutely wonderful stay here! The best stay for the money I've had in a long time. The…read morebuilding is lovely and very well-maintained, a manageable walk into the little downtown. Our room was super charming -- the electric fireplace got a lot of use -- and the bed was extremely comfortable (I'm seven months pregnant and slept better in the bed here than I've been sleeping at home!) I also loved the thoughtful little touches, like the coffee and tea station in the dining room that included homemade cookies and a little bowl of chocolates for guests to dip into in the afternoons/evenings. Breakfast was excellent and came in courses, which was a fun novelty. Also, the elderly black lab in residence is a sweetheart (very unobtrusive and quiet, as befits a hospitality professional, but also a very polite receiver of enthusiastic head-petting for those so inclined). I've been actively recommending the Wainwright Inn to my friends and family, and it completely deserves the five stars on Yelp. (My only tiny criticism: I wish they offered actual shampoo and conditioner, instead of the combination two-in-one stuff, which left my hair pretty fried and hard to untangle. If you have much hair you should definitely bring your own conditioner to avoid my fate!)

The Inn was absolutely perfect. I would highly recommend the Wainwright Inn, the immaculate room,…read moregreat breakfast and awesome location could not have been better, we loved our stay. It's a homey Inn with great amenities. Book it you will not regret staying at this Inn.

I LOVE Granville House! I've just returned home from my third stay there and cannot recommend it…read morestrongly enough. The hosts, Terri and Terry, are warm, friendly people who have impeccable taste and tremendous skill. The breakfasts are delicious, the home's decor is beautiful and characterful, and no detail has been overlooked in ensuring their guests' comfort. On my most recent visit, I dropped a diamond ring in the sink. Terri went above and beyond to dismantle the sink and recover my ring. Truly fabulous people delivering an unmatched guest experience!

Wow.... As one who frequents many BnBs, historic Inn s, and the requisite work travel corporate…read morehotels. All I can say is that I have never never never encountered as nice of a place - and as nice of hosts, than at Granville House. We were lucky enough to score a room here during the 2021 holiday season and we took it without high expectations - but holy snowflake Batman! This place is amazing! And I had the pleasure of meeting both owners and connecting as nice easy going human beings. What a find! Our first night was especially special because we got a size-able snowfall! So I spent quite a bit of time downstairs by the fireplaces, playing billiards, listening to vinyl records, and under the front porch space heaters. Magical is a word I might use but it's inadequate. I think I prefer transcendental. I tend to give emphatic reviews seldom - only when a place really impresses me (or disappoints me). All I can say about this place is please don't book the nights I want next year!! And in the meantime - go find out what you are missing!!

Very clean and not beat up. Very happy w our ski trip overnight. Room didn't smell and breakfast…read morewas adequate

I was very pleasantly surprised by just about every aspect of my stay. The bathroom and shower were…read morenice and clean, and the beds were exceptionally comfortable. Attentive staff and great continental breakfast. I will definitely stay here again!

This place (THE LITTLE LION INN) is a joke. No one works here. The main office area is locked and…read morethere is no one on site. No coffee maker or vending machine or breakfast or any sort of place to hang out. It seems haunted or abandoned, and it's super badly maintained. Scratches and chipped paint, dirty floors, wrinkled up rugs, holes in the wall. Even the fire pit is "no longer working". I can't believe this is even a place that can be paid for by tourists. We also found a bug in our bed the first night and switched rooms. They were less than empathetic. There are also "locals" that stay here for long stretches under some sort of mental or physical welfare situation, so be aware if you choose to stay. There is some operation between this motel and the local law enforcement to put up people in need. There is also NO HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE. they don't service the room while you are staying!!! No fresh linens, no garbage clean up, no sheets changed, nothing. I can't believe that. I hope this place gets knocked down and rebuilt. What a joke. The only nice thing here was the new retro mini fridge. I could buy one of those for a nights stay, though. The new owners should be ashamed of themselves for renting this place in the condition it's in. It's not even fit for paying guests. Also... a 20 inch tv? In 2025? Come on. Barely any outlets in the room. No closets. Only some rooms have suitcase stands. There is also no coffee maker in the room so you can't make coffee, tea, or anything. One of the worst hotels I've ever been to.

Have been staying at the Briarcliff for the past 5 years. The newly renamed, Little Lion" has…read morecertainly lost all sense of appeal. There is no longer an inn keeper on-site and as a result the main lobby is inaccessible. This includes any access to coffee or the delightful breakfast pastries that had been available during previous years. Additionally, the lack of on-site staff meant that as anyone arrived at the inn they were inquiring about the processes, reservations and room accesses. I didn't know that I would be paying for a weekend away only to be put to work as an innkeeper. Highly recommend staying elsewhere.

I was going to score the hotel A3 based on the room, but the breakfast area help me raise it two or…read morefour. I was in room 345, and a few things just weren't right. The UPS ports by the bed were bent, and therefore unusable. The sink did not drain when I went to shave, leaving a mess when the water did drain. The faucet unit itself was wobbly like it wasn't bolted down. Hopefully this feedback gets some of this fixed. The breakfast area was surprisingly nice. They were loads of fresh fruit to take away, yogurt, and a coffee machine that made one cup at a time. Hence, the coffee was always fresh.

Light sleepers beware. The sound proofing in these units are absolutely terrible.... it's 2025…read more You would think that they would have figured out how to make connecting rooms sound proof. I called front desk but they won't do anything about it. Next time I'd rather sleep outside in my sleeping bag in the 10deg cold then to try and sleep through some annoying chatter. Breakfast is okay. Pool is tiny. Only 2 of the 8 electric chargers were working.

We greatly enjoyed our recent stay during the Christmas / New Year period. The rooms are…read morecomfortable and decently appointed. The common spaces are excellent for both larger groups and more intimate conversations. The sunsets seen from the dining room's picture windows were fantastic. We were a large family reunion who the hosts graciously allowed to take over the entire inn. We were impressed with the kitchen and dining areas as well as the separate breakfast area. The bar was certainly a hit! Lastly, the location is great for winter sports, summer hiking, and antiquing. We'd love to return!

My fiancé and I celebrated are coming nuptials at this lovely BnB in Great Barrington. Silently we…read moregathered in the room preparing to embark on our exploration of Stockbridge Massachusetts which rises into the side of an almost mountain as an almost monument to what Arlo Guthrie almost was the day he visited Whitehall Street in New York and proceeded to tell the story of Alice's Restaurant. The pleasant atmosphere of the Inn was graced by a pleasant hostess and a rolling set of breakfast items set to please the vegetarian souls of NPR listening intelligencia as they gather to hold another rally against capitalism in their posh Nike shoes and bold American Eagle Outfitter dress down wear. Because let's be honest, looking poor never quite goes out of style. Seriously, regarding the inn, it's proof that peace can be found on a late September evening. The beauty of my fiancé against the backdrop of the Massachusetts countryside is a memory I will never forget and worth the few extra dollars it cost over the local Always Lit Motel...

This place is now called the Buttonball Inn. When we booked it was Egremont. We only found out by…read morecalling to confirm our reservation a few days out. That should've been the first red flag. Second, don't believe the photos. Property is not upgraded and in much poorer condition than advertised (especially the rooms). Very old bathroom fixtures, window AC unit kept turning off and on, stains on lamp shade, light scones in bathroom do not work, cracks/stains in wallpaper (see pics). Our room door would not lock with the key they provided. (It would not even lock with the skeleton key the staff member tried). We reported this and were told it would be fixed the same day. When we returned it was not fixed. Ensuring that the room doors can all be locked is a basic safety standard. This was not upheld. Not only that, their staffing levels is also below industry standards. No one is reachable, not by phone, not by presence on the property, not by email. We came in around 9 on our last night for example. The main door to the inn was opened, didn't even have to use the key to enter (is this even safe?). Not one staff person was on site for us to follow up re: door. We were told we would receive a text about the door that morning. We did not. Tried calling and emailing and got no response. We found this very unprofessional and inhospitable. Do not waste your time or money to stay here.

A Community Venue Changed…read more The Egremont Barn, now operating as Buttonball Barn, was once a cornerstone of local music and community gathering. Because of our long-standing connection to the space, my husband and I chose it for our wedding celebration, placing our deposit with the previous owners, who were professional and supportive throughout the process. After the property changed ownership, we still proceeded with our event in October. This celebration held particular significance, as my father was seriously ill at the time, and we were grateful he was able to attend. Unfortunately, our experience with the new ownership raised serious concerns about professionalism, transparency, and respect for both clients and staff. On the day of the event, the owner attempted to impose additional charges not outlined in our contract. This included a demand for a $500 fee for using a room to get ready--a space she had explicitly told me I could use earlier in the day, noting it was acceptable despite the building being under construction. While I was getting ready, she entered the room while my mother and a family friend were assisting me and removed a rug from beneath them, stating that I "wasn't supposed to use the room all day." I chose not to address this at the time in order to preserve the tone of the day. Throughout the event, the owner was also openly drinking at the open bar, which had been paid for by my father. As the night concluded, she insisted that I personally break down the entire venue either immediately or first thing the following morning--despite knowing I had family visiting--or I would be charged for a cleaning crew. This expectation had not been communicated beforehand and was not included in the contract. When I suggested discussing it the next day, she continued to press the issue and confronted my husband, who attempted to redirect the conversation. To avoid further escalation, my friends and I cleaned the venue that night--while I was still in my wedding dress. She later stated that she would retain space heaters I had purchased in exchange for waiving the disputed room fee. When I noted that none of these charges or arrangements were contractually agreed upon, she responded, "I'm expensive, and I'm not in the contract either, honey," in reference to her being casted on The Real Housewives of New York City. Additionally, her conduct toward long-standing staff members--many of whom had supported the venue for years--was concerning and contributed to an atmosphere that felt transactional rather than community-centered. Some of those staff members have since left the venue. What was most troubling was the timing and context. The attempts to extract additional money occurred at the end of a wedding celebration involving a seriously ill parent, placing unnecessary stress on a family during an already significant moment. The Egremont Barn once represented collaboration, music, and mutual respect. Under its current ownership, that spirit appears to have shifted toward aesthetics and revenue at the expense of community and care. I encourage readers to proceed with caution, ask detailed questions, and ensure all expectations are clearly documented in writing before booking events there.

This is now a Quality Inn and it has undergone some renovations. We chose this hotel for its…read moreperfect location right in downtown Great Barrington. You can walk to all of the shops and restaurants within the town. Our room was perfectly fine - it was clean and the linens and furnishings were in good condition. It was nice to have a fridge in the room. The bathroom was fine as well, although the floor could have been cleaner. The breakfast was perfectly adequate - waffle maker, scrambled eggs, sausage, toast, packaged muffins, yogurt, hard boiled eggs and packaged dole fruit cups. Service was good - the desk clerks were friendly and helpful in providing restaurant recommendations. We slept well here and I'd stay here again.

The layer of funk on the floor and walls was deterring enough, but how does a lampshade gather…read morestains? I didn't have the stomach to photograph the wall behind the toilet. Bathroom smelled worse than a public toilet. Didn't want to touch or use anything, and left as soon as possible the next morning. There was tissue stuffed in the doorway to plug where the sight hole should be. Gross gross and gross.