Best place, if you want calm place, respectfull, friendly, amazing place, this is the place!!!read more

Awful people. Awful place do not bother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So many other beautiful clean non…read morejudge places to go

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!

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!

Absolutely great! Very clean, great TV, great breakfast, spacious first floor rooms, and excellent…read moreservice.

Very nice and clean Holiday inn. It has a large parking lot that is shared w a Panera (very…read moreconvenient!). Easy check in. I had forgotten toothpaste and they had complimentary Colgate tubes available. Breakfast buffet in morning is also complimentary and had a lot of options. Hot foods (omelets, pancakes) and cold (toast, yogurt, cereal, etc).

We were attending something in a nearby town and opted to stay in Sturbridge. Compared to other…read morehotels there, this is luxurious. QUIET (if you get a front room), a good breakfast buffet, and other nice amenities. We'll go there again.

Spent two nights here. The desk at check in asked if we wanted housekeeping services on the next…read moreday and we asked that the room be cleaned . Housekeeping never came on the second day. When we called they said sorry. they are gone for the day. Disappointing!

Dont' miss this gem in Barre Ma. Beautiful, well-kept victorian with several rooms and a wonderful…read morebreakfast. Joe, the Innkeeper and breakfast maker is absolutely delightful, full of great information and just a general all-around stellar person. We felt like we were the queen and king of the mansion while we were there. Special times at the Jenkins Inn.

Great, warming and welcoming environment. This B & B sets a very high bar for other's to meet.read more

Stayed here for one night for an event in northhampton. It was the closest we could get at the…read moretime. I will be honest and say when first pulling in it does not look like a great place. There are no windows on the street side. Just doors. Looked run down. But we were pleasantly surprised when we entered our room. First the rooms are nothing extraordinary. This is a cheaper base motel. We paid less than 100 for the night. But they were clean, floor to ceiling clean. I noticed because the room has a sloped rafter ceiling and there wasn't a single cobweb or bug in sight. And i realized someone mist take the time to clean them. So the rooms are clean, beds comfortable enough and pillows ok. I brought my own as usual. Big picture window in the back facing the river so plenty of light. And a second door for going out the back if you want to take a walk down to the water. The bathroom is small but the whole wall is mirrored with another large well lit mirror in the room. And the shower was hot hot hot through two people. The only thing i didn't enjoy was the shower head was more of a mist than a spray. The host was pleasant and check in went fast. We did have to get ice before 11 because the ice is located in the main office which shuts down at 11. So bring your own or get it before bed if you need it. This was not what i expected and it turned out it was a very decent place to stay last minute. Would stay there again while in the area.

Booked a stay here for our Quabbin fishing trip. It was the closest place to the Q that didn't…read morehouse migrants so we gave it a shot. It is...well...ugg...I'm trying not to be too harsh... It's not the worst place we've stayed, but nowhere near the best. Adequate? Sure I guess. It's a place to sleep who's prime is well behind it. Single level living, small clean and surprisingly quiet rooms and a big mowed green area behind it with a lazy river (that holds fish) beyond that. Our room was well past tired. Peeling wall finishes, rusty bathroom drains, marks and dents on the walls. I don't mind old, but old and run down are something else and this motel is pushing that line pretty hard. There is absolutely nothing to do in the area unless you get in the car for a half hour so thankfully the TV worked. We didn't try the WiFi but had a pretty reasonable cell signal. Bed and pillows were comfortable and clean. The towels were think and scratchy. The office which is supposed to be warm and welcoming is cluttered to the point of being stifling. The owner seemed nice but I don't think that is enough. Oddly enough I would stay there again but only for lack of something better.

After spending a few hours outside enjoying the peak of fall, we wanted something with a warm…read moreatmosphere in an old building. And I wanted chicken pot pie. This place did not disappoint! The ambience was warm and welcoming and the decor was rustic. We started with breads from the bakery (holy yumminess), then shared the arugula salad (we substituted maple vinegarette - which paired perfectly with the nuts, goat cheese & strawberries), I had the chicken pot pie & my husband had the meatloaf. All was simply delicious and exactly what we were looking for! We had half for lunch and the other half later at home for dinner. Thanks Emily for being a perfect host/bartended/waitress!

Great baked goods, but confusing coffee service.I visited the Bake Shoppe at the Publick House in…read moreSturbridge and left with mixed feelings.On one hand, most of the baked goods were excellent. The trail mix cookies were amazing and loaded with pumpkin seeds, and the shortbread was just like homemade--thin, crisp, and buttery. However, I was disappointed in the croissant. I have high expectations for croissants, and while this one was buttery, it was not as flaky as I like. The coffee service was also frustrating. Someone in our group had gotten an iced coffee there just the day before, but when I went to order one, I was told they didn't have iced coffee. There was no explanation given at all. If the staff had simply mentioned that they ran out, or that it is only served before a certain time, I would have completely understood. It was disappointing because I expected better communication from a well-known establishment like this.The high quality of the cookies and shortbread saved the visit, but the lack of basic customer service on the drinks and the okay croissant drops it down to three stars.

Conveniently located at the Hazard Avenue exit off I-91 in Enfield. We had a great stay. Clean…read moreroom. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff. Next year when we go to the train show, we will definitely come back.

Incredible stay on a busy weekend. There were two events happening this weekend a kids hockey…read moretournament and a dog show. The hotel was pretty full and the staff did a great job. They were all friendly and helpful. Everything was managed very efficiently and despite being busy everything ran smoothly. The hotel itself has a couple years on it (not old enough to need a remodel) but was well maintained and really nice. Everything was clean and didn't show signs of wear. The bed was extremely comfortable, my wife and I slept like royalty (which is not usually the case even at home). The bathroom was well maintained and spacious. Lastly the breakfast. While it had the normal "Hilton" layout the quality was better than usual. Sure the scrambled eggs were the typical powdered eggs but there were options that were unique. Such as the French toast sticks, lemon poppyseed and blueberry scones, zucchini nut muffin and a few other things I can't recall. Definitely recommend staying here and I am adding it to my Hilton favorites in case I am back in the area. If you stay I hope your experience is as good as ours was.

I have to say I was pretty impressed by our stay here…read more We were just in town for the night to visit some friends while we were doing some other shit in the area. GF and I were arriving separately and they were easily able to accommodate her arriving before I and checking in even though I made the reservation. They have what I assume is free parking, unless it was baked into the bill somewhere, which I didn't automatically expect. The location is pretty good, right at the end of Shrewsbury street and within a few minute walk of restaurants and Wormtown. The room was really big and had a kitchenette which was fucking adorable. The bathroom was lovely. The bed was comfortable. The view was pretty good too. I thought I heard footsteps at one point in the morning coming from the room above but I could have been dreaming. Nothing ear plugs didn't fix. I would definitely stay here again.

husband and i stayed here on 9/23/2025 for a sleep token concert at the dcu center. we loved how…read moreclose of a walk it was so we left our car there for the concert. would've been a 5 star stay because the whole hotel was clean and lovely but the person at the desk might've had a rough start to his shift and was kind of rude when we got there when i asked about our digital key because i hadn't received it, we weren't mean to him about it so the attitude was unnecessary. and got unnecessary attitude over giving the breakfast attendant a rotten orange to throw out