Absolutely charming! We had the rose room, king bed and additional seating area, it was set back…read morefrom the other rooms with a private bath and felt like we were in a suite in a London hotel. The mattress was so comfy and so was the bedding! The people at the breakfast table were from all over the world, which made eating the masterfully crafted, yummy breakfast such a treat! We cannot wait to visit this beautiful area and stay again soon.

Great place to stop and rest when in the area whether you are doing the art, hiking or antiquing…read morescene in the area. Looking forward to spend another weekend and enjoying fabulous almond pancakes! Two friendly cats are part of the house and they are as sweet as can be.

We thoroughly enjoyed our second stay with Lesa at Blackinton Manor this weekend. We were in the…read morearea to move our youngest son back to school, and our oldest son and my parents came along. Lesa welcomed us when we arrived after dinner and made us feel at home with homemade baked goods and wine. Our rooms were lovely, and although the manor is two hundred years old, it has all the amenities one would expect in modern accommodations. The beds are extremely comfortable as well. Breakfast was a treat, a feast of local yogurt, homemade scones, tea cake, frittata, fruit, and ham. Lesa is the perfect host--warm, welcoming, accommodating, talented in the kitchen, and genuinely concerned with providing her guests with a wonderful getaway. Staying in her lovely home feels like visiting a friend. We will return whenever we are in the area. The Blackinton is a gem!!

Full disclosure: I know the innkeeper, so while I may be biased, I still think my opinion counts…read morefor something. I've stayed in several B&Bs all over the world, good and bad. If I believed any place I was reviewing was terrible I would never say it was awesome, so just because I know the innkeeper doesn't mean I'm sugarcoating my experience. I wanted to share that I think the Blackinton Manor is a lovely place to stay in the Berkshires. The hostess really cares about her guests' full experience. She strives to use locally sourced products whenever she can. She wants everyone to feel like they are comfortable and at home in her home, and I definitely felt comfortable here. And she makes yummy and hearty breakfasts. If you're lucky enough to be served the sticky buns, you're in for a real treat. Stay here. You won't regret it. Things to note: She does have a dog, who while friendly and gentle, is still a dog and will be at the Manor while you're there. So if you're not a dog person, this might not be the place for you. Also, if you have food allergies or restrictions, be sure to disclose them. She'll ask when you arrive but it's nice to let her know in advance so she can prepare for your stay and make your meal as yummy and accommodating as possible.

We enjoyed a lovely weekend in the Berkshires with hosts Erin and Will at the Trustees of…read moreReservation's six room guest house, complete with fires in the living-room before heading out to dinner, beautiful mid- century furniture original to house, excellent made to order breakfast, Xc skiing out the door, incredible views of Mount Greylock and a tour of the Folly House , a mid-century gem, just next door.

Our three nights at The Guest House at Field Farm far exceeded our expectations. Julianna is a…read morewarm, welcoming host. Our room was spotless, spacious, and comfortable. We loved the mid-century modern architecture, furniture, and art. The magnificent views of Mt. Greylock, and the beautiful gardens, fields, and a pond were magical. We appreciated the two breakfast choices each morning, and the food was freshly prepared and delicious. Be sure to wander the trails on the property and admire the sculptures. We've already made a reservation for a longer stay the next time we're in the Berkshires.

We were so very pleased to discover that Upland Meadow House provided exactly what we wanted…read more Although just a couple of minutes out of central Williamstown, this gracious home is on the knob of a hill with nothing around it but hills, clouds, and silence except for crickets. Our room was lovely, with comfortable twin beds, down pillows, and an incredible view in the morning. We slept very well. Our host, Pan, was a real delight! She provided a good breakfast with homemade jam and a lot of helpful information about Williamstown, where we had never been. We had a terrific weekend and will certainly stay there again.

From the owner: Homey and welcoming environment, friendly innkeeper, quiet, beautiful location, and a 5G wifi…read morenetwork!

Gracious host bakes muffins. This is a real dairy farm . Charming room. Victorian bathroom. Only…read moretwo rooms. You would be lucky to stay there.

From the owner: In beautiful rural Williamstown, two bedrooms and common area in private apartment. Two bathrooms,…read more2 parking spots. Ideal for 2 couples traveling together, or small family groups. Children welcome. Dairy farm with animals. Hiking, bicycling. Breakfast only, all inquiries by email please.

So glad we choose The Porches Inn for a much needed weekend getaway in mid-December. Conveniently…read morelocated across from Mass MOCA and downtown shopping and restaurants. Our room was cozy and comfortable with a spacious bathroom. We didn't take advantage of the heated outdoor pool and sauna but were delighted to discover a blues concert happening in Studio9 on the property. Looking forward to returning soon.

I have wanted to visit this inn since it opened. I remember reading all about it…read more It was fine. I feel it was expensive for what it offered. The breakfast that was included in it, though repetitive was fabulous and thoughtful. Bagels, cream cheese, lox, hard boiled eggs, yogurts, fresh juices, coffees and teas. We had 2 breakfasts and took the same things. Bagels, lox and cream cheese, OJ, coffee, eggs. There are a couple. of baked goods that were very disappointing. They should upgrade those definitely. The rooms were fine. We were automatically upgraded to a suite because we paid in advance and went mid-week. The bathroom was lovely, nothing to change. The hallways and rooms were a bit dated. Fresh paint, cool colors, but old. The room AC units were loud too. Was ok but wouldn't return. In the hallways there is great unusual art. Like what you would put into your own home which is cool and unusual. The colors they chose to decorate with were wonderful. But, for example, we had a painted old wooden floor with throw rugs. A bit uneven. Not something I'd ever put into our home. The grounds were very nice. It was nice weather when we were there, and we brought bathing suits but the pool was covered with leaves. They are expanding which is cool. Mass Moca is right there which is nice, and this was very centrally located which is also nice.

so the 1896 House is a bit worn and aged.There is no pool and no breakfast. However, our room with…read morea bath was very clean and the beds were very comfortable and the ac worked very well. Towels fluffy, coffee good, tv worked, refrigerator worked, fancy bath shampoo and conditioner...Josh was extremely helpful. He moved us from an initial room that did not have a bath, no charge. When we left we forgot my husbands dress coat, slacks and belt in a bag in the closet. Josh sent them on to us.So the service was excellent and the room comfy.

Buyer beware! You can't cancel reservations with this property. You will loose your entire stay…read moreif you try. They advertise many amenities that aren't available such as the restaurant ( not open for breakfast,lunch, and minimal days for dinner). Free parking is on a gravel, potholed parking lot. There is no body on staff. It's self check in and check out. This is a one star property at best. It's rustic and outdated. I've been trying to get 3 reservations refunded for myself and my family to no avail. These reservations were made with the property and they use Booking.com. They also are falsely advertising this property and are not willing to rectify the situation.

Second day of a ski trip and I stayed at the Villager Motel halfway between resorts. The room was…read morefine with plenty of room and a recently done bathroom. The room was clean and more then adequate at the price. I did not interact with the staff at all; they had closed the office before I got there at 5pm, they had a note that the room was open and the key was inside. I checked out before the office was open or the breakfast was available. If you are in the area and need a place to stay the Villager is a good choice if the price is right.

Stayed just one night in September. Was pleasantly surprised, given how inexpensive it was. Desk…read morepersonnel very friendly, room was clean and comfortable, micro and mini fridge were useful. Chairs provided to sit outside your room. Brought my breakfast from the front desk back to my room, and enjoyed that outside; nice touch. The rooms are set back from the road, so it was very quiet, no road noise at all. Picnic tables and a small playground on site. Definitely would stay here again.

Overall, a mediocre experience. You do get what you pay for, which is a room that is decently clean…read moreand comfortable. The noise is awful. Since the rooms are fairly bare, they are an echo chamber for the rooms abutting it (top, sides). From about 1045pm-3am, I heard nothing but TVs, footsteps, doors opening and closing, and talking. I didn't sleep at all. The bathrooms don't vent, so shower steam and smells stay, creating a musty smell and humid room. Breakfast is a bit of a joke. Service was okay, sort of an odd encounter overall. I don't really recommend this place. If you need a cheap, short term stay, maybe this is it, but is just spend the extra $50-$80 to stay somewhere else.

chair has cum stains, hotels is absolutely disgusting. Bathroom doors barely close. No fridge,read more

I wanted to leave a better review because the owner was very kind when we checked in and gave us a…read morelot of suggestions for places to go. However the place left us wanting more. The bathroom was redone was very pretty with a round shower and mirror. The room was clean with some weathered furniture (a bit chipped and scuffed), but functional. Coffee in the morning was weak and breakfast left much to be desired, but at least it is offered. The door knob levers on the front of the doors were loose and the doors were not flush to the doorframe so it never felt fully closed. But that is a 4 star review for me. The 3 stars came when I got a follow up charge on my card a day later without warning, and when I called, the owner told me that I had been charged for a missing glass. I told him I did not have the glass and told him where to locate it (in fridge where I left it). He wasn't very nice about it and treated me like I did something wrong. He said he'd call me back and never did. Needless to say, I will not be back. I hope they find that glass.

We stayed at the Cozy Corner on our way home from Vermont after reading positive reviews on various…read moretravel sites and those reviewers were spot on! The hotel was cute, convenient, comfortable, and super clean. Everything about our stay was perfect -- the room was nicely appointed, the bed was comfy, the shower had great water pressure (that's important to me!), the price was reasonable, there were drinks available in the office, and a nice complimentary continental breakfast with waffles was available in the morning until 10am. The room had both a small microwave and a mini-fridge. The best of all was the innkeepers; they were extremely welcoming and they went above and beyond to make our stay an enjoyable one. It made me very happy to support a small family-owned business, too. If you are traveling up in the Berkshires/Williamstown/North Adams area, you will be very happy with the Cozy Corner. We plan to stay there again when we come back to visit Mass MoCA in the Spring. Thank you, Cozy Corner!