Relaxing and beautiful. Great facilities and services. Lovely staff although the dining room was…read morealways backed up. Clearly a staffing shortage. Expensive but I enjoyed my time except the food is just OK and the pizza made outside is not worth the bother.

The whole idea of Canyon ranch is for this to be the ultimate spa experience, 100% high-class,…read moretop-shelf. But that is not what I experienced. I only purchased a day pass, which probably costs twice what the experience was actually worth. The best part of the day were the yoga classes. The instructor was very knowledgeable, offered hands-on adjustments, and made the classes challenging. The facial was fine, but not that good; she had me sitting by myself with a sheet mask on for 10 minutes, and didn't even bother to give me a hand or foot massage during that time like most spas would offer. Probably the most disappointing part of the day was the food. For what I paid for the day, everything on the menu should have been EXCELLENT. It was not. Honestly, I wasn't drawn to any of the entrees, so I just ordered a bunch of the appetizers as my meal. They weren't that good, to be honest. The crab cake did not have Maryland crab in it (I'm from Maryland, and that's the only way to make a proper crab cake!), and the tabouleh was just quinoa. You could easily take the money you would spend on a day pass and treat yourself to a facial/massage, yoga class, and nice meal for less money and have a better experience.

Came to the restaurant for a celebration dinner - the seasonal menu seemed to be asian themed…read more Dessert options, especially the lychee, were a hit. The duck was cooked fantastic, but the western and asian fusion flavors were certainly interesting. They are incredibly nice with complimentary chocolates and desserts if you have a celebration. They also cater well to dietary restrictions. Service was incredibly friendly and attentive. Definitely recommend walking outside to get an unbeatable view of the mountains after. Would come back for checking out their rotating seasonal menu!

This place has been our Hyatt reward sink for the past few years since we travel a bunch for work…read moreand are Globalists. Between work stays and spend we usually are able to score a free Miraval stay + a BOGO night, so we do 3 days two nights here every year while the in-laws watch our kiddo. Our usual hit parade as knowledge workers and overtired parents. -stretching classes (everybody needs it) -cardio drumming (my personal fav) -yoga classes -breath work (seems to really be on the up and up these days; instructor Mark was our fav) -meditation -singing bowl class -the awesome spa facilities -the well-stocked cafe -whatever outdoorsy classes else strikes our fancy (flying squirrel was super memorable, SUPing, top roping, etc.) -whatever skill we want to pick up (kombucha making, growing microgreens, clothing color picking etc) Personally I'm a big fan of taking 4-5 classes a day, doing some spa stuff, and doing a bunch of personal reflection work. We typically arrive 10ish, get to our first class at 11, spend a few days, and depart 5pm on the day out, which maximizes the hours we get here. Not sure if I would pay the $1.5-2k/day without all the Hyatt status, but I really enjoy Miraval as our annual couple's retreat and see us visiting back here for the foreseeable future. :)

Sipping wine and cheese as dusk approaches with the willows gently swaying over the pond in the…read morebackground and appreciating the day and the moment is precious relaxation. Tom and Suky have built an idyllic spot combining the best of colonial farm living with high end luxury. From the wonderfully appointed bedroom and bathroom in the Schoolhouse suite to the carefully prepared omelettes and breakfast in the morning, they have paid attention to the details that make you want to tell your friends about this fantastic spot. Thank you for making our anniversary one to remember.

This evening I went to opening reception of a new exhibit at the Barn Gallery at Stonover Farm, and…read morewow! The place is supposed to be great B&B, and over the summer season the barn become an art gallery. The owner organized exhibits, lectures and special events in collaboration with the IS183 Berkshire arts school. Artworks and galleries are beautiful. The land is gorgeous: dreamy green landscape with small lakes, ducks, and flowers are surrounded by lovely wood buildings. Check it out! It's super closed to Tanglewood.

Our daughter had her wedding here this past weekend and it could not have been a better experience!…read more Nicole, who runs the Lake House is a cornerstone of why this place is so special and works so well. Nicole is not only incredibly organized and thorough but she gives tremendous advise too. The cottages are lovely and spotless due to her focus on the details and big picture. With Nicole as manager, we are considering renting some of the cottages for an extended family winter vacation. Nicole and everyone on her team are courteous and helpful, setting a wonderful tone. The neighborhood is just ok but once you walk onto the property, you'll see why its a little oasis, right on the lake. The cottages are lovely --modern with full nice kitchens, fireplaces, comfortable beds, etc. We used local vendors which worked out so well! They all had worked on the property and with each other so it was flawless. We had such a good experience, we're considering renting some of the cottages for a family reunion. Thank you to Nicole and her team for helping create such a magical experience!

Gorgeous luxury lake house cottages. We stayed at the Artist cottage. 2 double bed n 1 pull out…read morecouch. So technically can sleep 6. Cory the groundskeeper Keri's the place pristine. Anything you need he can accommodate. He brought the grill in front of our house so we can have bbq. I love the lake access n all the things you need for water sport. Kayak, paddle buses, canoe, paddle boat. Amazing. After all you daily activities a sit in front n watch the sunset. We also rented a pontoon boat to explore the lake. It was an snacking vacation

This was my first time staying at this particular resort. While the interior of the units were…read morequite outdated, the grounds more than made up for it. Driving down the winding road to get to our unit, surrounded by trees felt almost surreal. The view from our balcony was something out of a postcard. The grounds truly were breathtakingly beautiful. We did not take much advantage of the amenities offered. I did go to the gym once, but the size of it made me feel very claustrophobic, so I did not go back. The staff were all very nice and helpful. Overall a great resort.

Bad, bad, bad. Won't stay here again. Aging, even dilapidated, townhouses with uncomfortable…read morefurnishings and cheap appliances. Rotting wood, broken screens, cracked sidewalks. These units need total renovation. I've been in Motel 6 in the last year, and it's comparable to this. The grounds are beautiful, but there's no chairs for sitting to enjoy a sunrise or sunset. The pool is nice but doesn't open until 9 am. Nor does the workout room. Ridiculous. There are a million choices of accommodations in the Berkshires. Pick something else, unless you get this at a super discount.

The best Inn! Jeff and Lisa, the owners are so kind. We had such a relaxing and wonderful time…read more When I tell the breakfast is delicious, I mean it 100%! My husband doesn't Ike pumpkin anything and he ate TWO of the homemade pumpkin muffins. The eggs Benedict were delicious and the apple yogurt parfiet was a refreshing surprise. Eggs cooked to perfection, bacon was a party for your mouth.the rosemary cheddar biscuit...omg yum! Loved walking the grounds and wine and cheese in the afternoon. Our room was clean, comfortable and we slept so good. Lots of cute sitting areas and outdoor rocking chairs to breath in the fresh air.We can't wait to go back. Heat pool was lovely.

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.

Fantastic estate style hotel with an intimate setting; great place to escape the city for a…read morerelaxing and scenic weekend in the Berkshires Extremely accommodating and friendly staff made this an incredible experience. The grounds are kept in top shape, the food is to die for, and the accommodations are everything you'd expect from one of the world's best hotels. THEY HAVE A NEW CHEF AT THE PROPERTY. Very delicious no details spared. Top notch. Gourmet vibes / yet substantial serving.

This luxurious hotel is the perfect base for attending Tanglewood music festival events in the…read moresummer. The hotel and grounds are elegant and well maintained. From my experience the staff were very accommodating and even provided umbrellas during a rain storm (without asking) walking to the main entrance after parking. I can't speak for the food as I didn't have any meals there but am looking forward to another visit.

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!

Lumpy pillows. No pillow protectors or double casings (not…read morehygienic!) Mushy overly soft mattress. One thin cotton cover on bedsheet. NO duvet or comforter! Outside temp in the 30's. There's heat in the room but does not make up for having a warm bed to sleep in. Window coverings not blackout. Bare bones accommodations. Overpriced.

Location is perfect for exploring the Berkshires! Nothing fancy, but comfortable and convenient…read more Breakfast is included and guests can rent canoes or kayaks to enjoy the lake behind the inn.

I stayed here for two nights with my partner and our two small dogs…read more We just wanted to check out the Berkshires for a day or so, nothing crazy. This seemed like a very reasonable compromise in quality and price. There is nothing immediately within walking distance regarding restaurants unless you consider the restaurant in the hotel. This place, however, is on the road in between Lee and Lenox so is pretty convenient with a car, many places within 5-10 min drive. The lake views are gorge, especially if you are lucky enough to get a room overlooking it. Our view was of the parking lot but I can't complain given how much it cost per night. The room wasn't overwhelmingly large but we had enough room to open our suitcases, so that was nice. The bathroom was decently sized. The staff I interacted with were all very nice and friendly. I had to sign away the possibility of seeing another penny in my life if my dogs had any kind of accidents but fortunately they were well behaved. I am not sure if there is an elevator btw which came as a surprise. Fortunately this was just a two night stay (which doesn't guarantee anything with me) so I was able to carry my shit up the stairs pretty easily. I thought the bed was comfortable and they provided more pillow than I am used to. The thermostat worked well. There wasn't a closet or iron probably the first time I've ever needed to use one. I would stay here again.

Stayed at the Village couple of years ago with Sat Nam Fest and loved the Nature and the rustic…read moreroom we had. Some of the organic food was grown there! Planning to go again this year!

Very beautiful retreat with stunning views! Everyone there was super nice and friendly!read more