I recently stayed at the B & B and found it to be a pleasant experience from start to finish…read more Booking was easy and the rate was reasonable. Cheryl gave me a useful orientation to the room and amenities. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable and was nicely stocked with beverages and snacks. The B & B is located within an easy walk to the campus of the Williston Northampton School (where I attended an event) and various shops and restaurants. I'll stay here again.

A beautiful and convenient place to stay in downtown Easthampton. From the lovely flowers outside…read moreto the thoughtfully stocked breakfast area, it was a perfect place for our small family to stay during our last visit to western mass. We're looking forward to staying here again.

Loved this Inn. We stayed here in August 2025 while visiting family and attending a reunion. The…read morehouse and rooms are lovely and comfortable. The location was perfectly convenient. Keirsten welcomed us and provided such a wonderful, elegant breakfast (even catered to my gluten allergy). She was so friendly and kind. We highly recommend the Daniel Stebbins House. It couldn't be more perfect.

Five college friends came together for a reunion after 43 years together and stayed at this…read morewonderful home, The Daniel Stebbins Bed and Breakfast. It felt like we were in a fairy tale with all of the trimmings. The setting is magnificent and the proprietors are kind and friendly and very hospitable. My room was perfect and so comfortable. The breakfasts were perfect and loved all of the choices of teas and coffee available 24 hours. Thank you very much to Ruth and Richard. I am planning to return with my husband as soon as we can.

My wife and I stayed a week while vacationing in the Pioneer Valley. Susan was the most gracious…read moreand accommodating host. Her three course breakfasts were delicious and a highlight of the trip. We didn't eat lunch all week! She served in her charming back yard to allay COVID concerns. Each room was charming and had an additional "sitting room" besides. When guests who arrived before us left, she kindly moved us into their larger room; at her suggestion! She kept us informed about weather predictions and made helpful suggestions about dining and local sites. The location made for an easy drive throughout the Connecticut River Valley and Mohawk Valley. We couldn't have asked for a more pleasant experience!

I have gone to Susan for a couple of facials and I absolutely adore the charming and peaceful…read moreatmosphere, the products and the relaxing, caring treatment. Susan is able to answer questions and provides a wonderful experience. My skin still looks glowy and hydrated five days later. Will absolutely be back and definitely recommend.

There are lots of good things to say about the hotel. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms…read moreare in great shape. Didn't feel totally secure standing in the tub but I am almost 80 Breakfast was typical and well watched over. My only complaint was that the only elevator was out of service and still is.

Don't use Bookonline or any third parties, book through the D! Noah was at the front desk and was…read moreamazing- he helped me to use a very old gift card from a family member and got us a room upgrade. So excited for our stay!

Stayed here for a few nights while I had a conference in Northampton. The house is huge, and…read morebeautiful, and we pretty much had the whole place to ourselves, along with anther couple who was there with us. It was never clear to us exactly how many rooms they have - or who exactly are the owners. It was listed as a queer B&B, owned by two gay men, but we only ever saw a woman working there, although there was at least one other man in and out, who seemed to be her signficant other. Meanwhile, there were surreptitiously placed copies of The Watchtower, which is a Jehovah's Witness magazine. Nevertheless, they were very nice, and breakfast was very good, and the rooms were lovely. It was a little far out the way - there's really nothing in Easthampton, and it's too far to walk into Northampton.

I love this place. We had a family emergency and we needed a room as soon as possible. They were…read moremore then happy to squeeze us in and were very empathetic about the situation. The decor is wonderful, and they were really so incredibly kind. All the food was made fresh and we actually brought my younger sister (A student at the nearby college) with us to breakfast with no extra charge. Final comments: This place is fantastic, and we plan to stay there again when we visit my sister.

24 Hours before my arrival on Thanksgiving Eve, Grandmary's cancelled my reservation. Apparently…read morethe owners had to leave town and they have no staff or manager to take care of things or their guests. Now last minute I have to try to find another place to stay. I will never ever make plans to stay here again.

Excellent is the only word to describe it here. Diana who manages the water park is the MOST…read morehelpful person I have come across in years I have worked retail (Conv/stores and restaurants) for decades and she is remarkable, truly. I'd highly recommend this place. The hotel was clean, front desk people as well were very nice

Booked this hotel last minute for my daughters birthday solely due to 'Water Park Now Open" on a…read morebooking site and it's proximity to 6 Flags New England. Should have checked Yelp first. Show up after working all day and a 2 hour drive, Otherwise I would have turned around and done something another weekend. The rundown outside sums up what you'll see on the inside. Unkempt grounds, dirty windows, weird parking areas....You're not allowed to park out front. Come in at 3pm. Woman sees me then walks away... stood there a good 10 minutes under a flickering light that would cause a seizure before another woman checked me in.... Only to learn that the indoor water park is NOT open. I drive around the building to my parking area.... garbage everywhere, windows are filthy, you can see that many of the drapes are stained and worn from the outside. Inside it doesn't get much better. You walk through the door and there's a musty odour. My door didn't fully close... Kind of makes you wonder how many times it was kicked in? Windows are dirty, drapes are torn and stained, cracks in the walls, wallpaper peeling off, air conditioner was on but none of the buttons worked - - I literally had to unplug it. Crumbs inside the drawers.... I made it a point to pull apart the bed (convinced there is probably bed bugs) Luckily I did not find any, but doesn't mean there's not fleas because I definitely feel itchy. Bathroom appeared clean - - Glad we are up-to-date on our tetanus inoculations in the event we cut ourselves on the rusty metal broken toilet paper holder. This $**** hole cost $411 for 2 nights.

The food was hot and delicious scrambled eggs so light and airy and bagels…read more The room was very comfortable but no hand soap or hand lotion otherwise it was very good and a great price. The free breakfast was 6-10 am and so many options to choose from. Can't wait to come back!

It was my first stay at a Tru by Hilton, and it was good to know that a hot breakfast was included…read moresince we were planning on an early start the next day. Checking in, we asked for our free water and was handed two bottles and a snack in a paper bag. The room card worked for checking out the pool, but not the Fitness Center or Laundry Room. Seems they're trying to convert their guests to using the app, but I wasn't interested. The room was basic. Two beds, a desk area, a ledge on which was set the flat screen tv which doubled as a mirror for us. Mini fridge, and open clothing hanging area, additional wall hangers perfect for 3 to use for a jacket and a mask or purse. The hair dryer hung in the bathroom in a cloth bag. No more mini bottles, as they had soap and lotions dispensers attached to the wall (sadly empty, as they weren't see through, which makes the staff guess at when to refill). The shower glass was completely see through, however, which causes trouble for friends sharing a room who just don't feel comfortable being THAT intimate. The courtesy breakfast was pretty good though. The star was the pancake maker, which poured out batter at the wave of a hand to cook them up fresh as it travelled along the conveyor belt. There was also warm oatmeal to be enjoyed with the optional accompaniments: brown sugar, dried cranberries, sliced almonds. I spotted individual yogurts and milk that I poured in a mini fridge. We had scrambled eggs and sausages sitting in heating trays that were refilled by the lady manning the breakfast station as we dined. There was also bread and bagels available for toasting, and I spotted a microwave we could access if needed. We took advantage of the option to check out online once the car was packed for our departure. Nothing grand, but it was sufficient for our needs.

We found a very affordable room here for the first weekend of The Big E. The area itself has quite…read morea few amenities from Dunkin to Starbucks, Target, fast food, convenience, etc. The lobby is pretty basic and comparable to other Fairfields I've stayed at. The room itself left a lot to be desired. First, it smelled like sweaty gym socks and of course the hotel was full so no option to switch rooms nor did they make any effort to alleviate the atrocious smell. Secondly, the wall paper was peeling off both in the room and in the bathroom. Third, the bathroom was not clean. The tub was disgusting. There was hair left around the room and we were a little nervous to sleep in the beds. Breakfast was included and standard continental offerings - make your own waffles, some form of scrambled egg, breakfast meats and usually a steamed packaged item, cereals, yogurts, granola and oatmeal with assorted juices and coffee that was so bad I spit it out. I am a frequent Marriott guest and this definitely left a lot to be desired.

This is our third trip and is now our go-to hotel when we need to be with our soon at U Mass…read moreAmherst. The free breakfast is great, but they seem to only have one person to run it. On our last visit, that person called in sick. BUT they refunded each room $30 for it. And when I think about it, that almost paid for our alternative breakfast at the Cracker Barrel next door. I sat in the lobby that morning and listened to how they handled various customer issues. They are very responsive and professional. I would only suggest that housekeeping be more proactive. They knew there would be four guests, so I shouldn't have had to asked for enough towels every day (they would have 4 bath towels, but only 2 face towels and 2 hand towels.