We picked this place on rather late notice and got lucky. The place was very cozy and in very good…read moreshape. The beds were comfortable and we had a massive bathroom with a bathtub. The owners were friendly and welcoming. In the morning we got a delicious and plentiful breakfast cooked "on demand". Also, our wish for late checkout was no problem for the owner. We mainly came for the foliage and for that it is an amazing place - maple trees are all over the place! Just a short drive away is a nice little hike (The Rock House Reservation) as well as a pond with a restaurant right at it. Also, the local pumpkin festival just happened the day we arrived. All over - the perfect place for a cozy weekend getaway.

My boyfriend and I stayed here to enjoy the Brimfield antique flea market for the weekend. The…read moreowners made us feel like family. This place is charming without being stuffy. Breakfast was yummy, our room was clean and cozy... couldn't have had a nicer stay. We've already booked another stay. Highly recommended!

It was OK overall. The facilities are great and service for the most part, also great. They…read morehave WEIRD rules, like make sure you are always wearing your wrist band, and nobody checks, at all. Also the parking pass, nobody ever checked. However... and that's a big however.... They have people patrolling for folks using firewood that they suspect... suspect... wasn't purchased there. First off - the wood was purchased locally, secondly, get out of my truck bro. Talk about creep factor and nickel and dime factor. 125 bucks a night to reserve a spot here and they play little games with the firewood fees. Felt like a swat team invasion. Points off because the basketball net was broken on both hoops... nah. They cost 5 bucks on Amazon, stock up and fix the nets. Points off because they had construction workers hammering and using nail guns on their new pavilion at 7AM on Sunday. Get a clue on that one... talk about fail. The place is nice - that's it tho.

We've been loyal guests at Pine Acres for years and brought extended family this summer, five…read morecabins in total, representing nearly $10,000 in bookings. Unfortunately, during our stay, we discovered a bed bug in our cabin. It was later confirmed by both a service technician and a staff member, who stated it was an adult male bed bug, with other remnants found in the window sill. This was not speculation; it was documented and discussed openly with staff. See review from 2021 on TripAdvisor, which also confirmed bed bugs and terrible customer service. What followed was a three-day disruption: We were moved far away from our group, isolating us from the family trip we had planned. We had to launder all our belongings at our own expense, over $100, to ensure safety and avoid contamination. We repeatedly requested to speak with management to resolve the issue during our stay and were told we'd receive a follow-up phone call after the owner returned. That call never came. Instead, we received a cold, dismissive email days later, stating that "nothing was found," which contradicted what staff had already confirmed in person. It felt like an effort to deflect, not to resolve. We never asked for anything unreasonable. We hoped for: An honest acknowledgment of the issue. A direct, respectful conversation. A two-day reimbursement + laundry to cover the undeniable inconvenience and costs incurred. Instead, we were met with defensiveness and misrepresentation. A public response from the business has even falsely claimed we made threats (see my google review) --something we absolutely did not do. We simply said we would share our experience, and now we are. This review is about accountability. What this experience revealed is that when things go wrong, Pine Acres lacks the leadership, communication, and integrity to handle it professionally. Great businesses build trust through how they respond to problems, not by denying them or shifting blame. Customer service is not about making a sale today. It's about building relationships that last. That means showing up with honesty, empathy, and the courage to do the right thing, especially when it's uncomfortable. Sadly, Pine Acres missed that opportunity. And that's why we'll be looking elsewhere next summer. You should too.

The inn is set in a beautiful old home reached by a long driveway. Rooms are spacious and well…read moredecorated in a very traditional style. The dining room is also nicely decorated with tablecloths and plenty of room between tables. Everything was clean and tidy, although quite dated and a bit worn. The dining was quite nice, with a wonderful menu selection that made it hard to choose because everything sounded so good. Our pork with cherry sauce was very well prepared and accompanied nicely with vegetables and potatoes. The wine selection was small by varied and we had a delicious wine with dinner. The owners were friendly, helpful and went out of their way to support a late dinner schedule. The play many roles in both the inn and the restaurant and did a great job.

We go here on our wedding anniversary every year. Food is great and the owners are great. The inn…read moreitself is beautiful also.

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

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

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.

The stay was fantastic! Accommodating, and the room where we had dinner was perfect to have the…read moreentire team eat together. No complaints whatsoever!

We looked at several hotels in Sturbridge and this one was the most affordable and accomodating! We…read moreneeded 2 adjoining rooms for my sister's wedding and they had a double queen attached to a king room with a seating area. This was perfect for doing our hair and makeup. And all the staff was so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was available with self-serve eggs, sausage, pastries, fruit and waffle machine. Beds were comfortable and the rooms were clean. I would stay here again!

We have since returned and management considered our first unacceptable and buzzard experience…read more Our second stay was very pleasant-I know the account was likely noted which may have helped but none the less much better!

I was skeptical due to reviews but booked for two nights…read more The building is impressive when you drive up to it and the staff are friendly when you check in. However the room had a stale smell upon entering and was stuffy. Running the air conditioning did not help. The furniture appeared to have had a lot of use. The bottom of the tub that you stand in was worn and had a brown stain in it. No grab rails for support. A chipped soap dish. This room has had a lot of use. Overall we were disappointed in the room because of the odor and condition.

Supporting staff are outstanding and excellent at their job. The entire hotel is immaculate. The…read morerestaurant is great and the bar is plentiful.

We stayed here one night. Room was clean and comfortable but a bit outdated…read more I'm knocking down two stars - one for the restaurant in the hotel which was pretty poor - poor service and average food considering what they want to charge. The second star knock is due to the fact they appear to have one (1) luggage cart, which in itself isn't an issue until the interaction I had with hotel staff the next morning. Since we were staying one night going elsewhere, we had a lot with us going to the room to ensure our car wouldn't be broken into. They put us on the far side of the building away from the wedding party's guests, which I appreciated. No issue the previous night (a Friday) when we arrived. The next morning, I went down to see if the cart was available (if you haven't been here before - the opposite side of the building is a LONG walk away from the front where you can pull your car up). It was missing (not a surprise) but I asked if the front desk receptionist knew when it may return (had it been gone long or had someone just got it). The answer was "the bridal party is using it for holding their dresses" which is NOT an acceptable answer when you have to trek across that entire building with a ton of luggage and are a paying customer. Seemed to not phase the staff at all. BTW - I had seen the bridal party outside unloading items from their vehicle when I went to breakfast....1-2 hours prior. So - if you don't stay a weekend when a wedding may occur and you eat elsewhere, not a bad choice. Or if you stay the weekend with minimal luggage and don't mind carrying it to your room. Personally - I think that if you're only going to pay for a room, this one is too expensive considering it being a bit outdated.