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

Terrible experience. We had to cancel our stay unfortunately within 30 days of arrival. Their…read morepolicy is that you must cancel at least 30 days in advance, however, we called and they agreed to charge us only $50 per night. Despite that agreement, they have refused to refund the balance. We would have stayed here at a later time, but not anymore. Just beware before you book. It may be a lovely place but their business practices are suspect.

This place is beautiful and feels like home from the moment you step in. Terry takes such wonderful…read morecare of her guests that you almost feel like family. I would highly recommend this place to anyone. Oh, also, Terry makes the most wonderful breakfasts! I think the snickerdoodle bread is a little piece of heaven on a plate!

I have an unusually exacting standard for what a bed and breakfast should be. The problem is that…read moremy expectations are also pretty vague: if I had a dollar for every night I've spent at inns that are clearly lovable, but that I just didn't love, I'd be staying in a suite at the Grand Hotel Europe. Fortunately, in the absence of clear-cut criteria for that "five star" place, I have the Maguire House to use as a benchmark. When you drive up Cobb Road in the small town of Ashburnham, MA to be greeted by a bounding golden retriever, it's immediately clear that this B&B is a little bit different. For one thing, it's not there out of convenience to a touristy area: when you visit the Maguire House, you are doing it on purpose. This is a huge advantage if you're looking for some true R&R, and Terry provides enough fresh-baked treats to be content barely leaving the 18th-century oasis of her home. Between the beautifully curated collection of antique furniture, the lush goose down comforters, claw-footed bathtubs and innumerable extra touches (the towels, for example, are all perfectly coordinated with bedroom color schemes), it would be understandable if you never went outside here. When my husband and I didn't feel like cross-country skiing last winter, a fire and complimentary glass of wine made this an appealing option. But during a recent June stay, we were scarcely in our room: the view is magnificent and I spent hours watching wild turkeys, woodpeckers and cardinals go about their daily routines. When it was time for a little more action, we took a rowboat out on the lake at the brink of the property. The water was peaceful and perfectly safe, but Abby (the golden retriever) kept watch over us just in case. It should come as no surprise that we will be going back to the Maguire House, though probably not in time to sate my craving for Terry's lemon-blueberry scones. It is a place to bring friends, or a book, or your weekday stress, and lose it in the tranquility that connects New England's past with your future getaways.

Where should I begin?…read more Let's start from the beginning. This is one of two motels in Orange, MA with the closest hotel being 30 minutes away. That makes one's choices limited. As I went to check-in, the Manager (probably the owner) spent 5 minutes repeatedly pointing out that I had not indicated if I wanted a smoking or non-smoking room. I'm pretty sure the Priceline form didn't ask me this or I would have chosen non-smoking. Finally, I asked if there were no non-smoking rooms available to which he replied that there were. Then why the hell does it matter if I indicated this or not? It is completely irrelevant considering that there were like 4 guests checked in. He just wanted to make a pointless point by pointing out that I didn't select a smoking preference. It was crazy. Then, I went into my room and saw that there was no refrigerator. The only reason I chose this motel is because it stated that there was a refrigerator in every room. I went back to the front desk and asked if he could put a refrigerator in there and he told me to use the one in the lobby. I stated that I called and was told there were refrigerators in each room and that I needed one. He looked up another room, pulled the keys and threw them at me and told me I could move into the other room. So now he was hostile. I moved into the room two doors down and as I did, the Manager came out to watch me. Then, he instructed me to move my car down two spaces so that others could park in front of their rooms. Did I really need to move my car when only 4 people were checked in? He was crazy. The new room had hair all over the shower, which I just cleaned up on my own. It smelled like smoke and mustiness. There was a spider on the inside of the door. The towels were super cheap and hard. The toiletries looked like they were from a gas station bathroom. And there wasn't sufficient light in the room. When I went into the hallway the next morning, it smelled strongly of smoke. It was disgusting. Then, when my towels were replaced, there was a cluster of black hairs left on top of them. It was disgusting as well. I should mention that he took the full payment for all 4 nights up front. After two nights, I was involved in an accident and was admitted to the hospital. My friends checked me out and inquired as to how I could receive a refund and he told them to contact the booking company. When Priceline's partner Booking.com contacted them, they lied and said that I had not checked out early. What a sick f***. I end up in the hospital and he lies to keep my money. I finally resorted to going to my credit card company who issued a refund to me regardless of what he said. The manager is the biggest selfish a**hole I have ever met and I would rather sleep in my car than stay at this motel again. A better option is the Travel Inn.

Definitely off the beaten path, however, you can't beat the price for clean and somewhat up-to-date…read morerooms. The front desk was very attentive, friendly, and resourceful. If ever passing through western Massachusetts I would definitely choose this location.

Best night sleep I've had in a while. Beds are very comfy. The hotel has been recently renovated…read moreand the rooms are pretty nice. The staff were very welcoming as soon as I got there. Good sized tv in the room with the ability to stream your Netflix or Apple TV. Pretty enjoyable stay

We made arrangements prior to check in for a late checkout due to our schedule. When we arrived we…read morewere charged for a late checkout-- which fine, but also as Hilton Honors members have never been charged for late check out before. The Hilton app very clearly stated our checkout was at 2pm. The front desk started harassing us at 1:20pm about vacating the room. Were even further delayed by no hair dryer in the room (which is listed as an amenity & expected in a hotel room). Staff stood right outside our door and conversed loudly for 20+ minutes as we rushed to get out of the room-- which we PAID for until 2pm!!!! Never made mention of the gangs of boys (10+ kids at a time) in soccer uniforms running at full speed & screaming through the halls unsupervised for at least an hour+. Would probably have been a better use of staffs' time to take care of that situation. Do not recommend!

Lovely, small inn from 1884 adjacent to the Deerfield Academy grounds and among the Historic…read moreDeerfield buildings. Lots of charming details and touches like the Afternoon Tea from 2:30 - 5:00 pm with cookies and small dessert bars for hotel guests or pay a fee for visitors. Pros: - The carafe of ice water in the room and Biscoff cookies - very much appreciated - Elevator or stairs to the 2nd floor where the rooms were located. Bookshelf of books. - Keurig coffee / tea on the 2nd floor for 24 hours coffee/tea service plus business center with computer and printer. - Room 143 Cora Carlisle on the 2nd floor - lovely, spacious, and comfortable - Plenty of hot water and huge bath towels - Bed was comfortable and room was quiet - Champney's margarita flight was quite good and big enough to share. - Continental breakfast included - muffin, melon sliced fruit, plain yogurt, coffee - The porch with chairs was very nice to sit outside and there was a sitting area with games and a puzzle in the lobby - Air conditioning and heat - room was comfortable - Parking in front of the hotel Cons: - The sink faucet/taps and shower tap metal was a bit discolored with the gold tone worn away. Everything worked fine though. - The string to lower the blinds next to the toilet was non-existent. - Additional housekeeping gratuity added to the bill - The Continental breakfast could have been improved with more fruit (other than cantaloupe and green melon), hard boiled egg. There wasn't a lot of food put out and the coffee was a bit watery. - Slight musty smell downstairs made me cough but rooms were fine. Overall, Deerfield was a charming, historic hotel and I would stay again and come on a Wednesday - Saturday to visit historic Deerfield buildings.

Great atmosphere, amazing food and the rooms are beautiful and warm. The service is top shelf as is…read morethe staff!! Great to relax, quiet weekend or romantic weekend. You'll love it !

I was supposed to stay at this hotel for 2 nights and ski at Mt Wachusett on 2-15-26 and 2-16-26…read morestaying at the hotel on the 14th and 15th. I called as my daughter was sick and had to take her home and was met with an arrogant and unsympathetic manager named Brianna. She refused a credit , accommodation or compromise. If looking for a venue or hotel i would find a place that put a value on families.

I stayed at this hotel for Youth New England's Wrestling Championship, and the hotel was fully…read morebooked for that event. After driving for 8 hours we arrived and my wrestlers were excited for the hot tub, but it was out of operation. The next morning our room didn't have any hot water. Its very important for wrestlers to shower and practice hygiene before wrestling to prevent the spread of disease. I called the front desk and I was told too many people were showering at that time. After an hour the hot water never came on. My kids and myself had to wash by microwaving washcloths and using those to clean ourselves. The front desk assured me the hot water would be back by the end of the day. After I coached for 12 hours, and my kids wrestled all day we returned to find we still did not have hot water. I called the front desk and they told me we did. I was clear that we did not and they told us they would call someone. No one came to the room or did anything to fix it. Again, we washed with microwaved wash cloths. This is completely unacceptable for a hotel. Since I didn't get anywhere when I talked to the front desk staff I decided to send an e-mail, but they don't have any email information on their website, just the phone number to the front desk.

The owner is horrible. My dog pooped and I asked him for a bag to pick it up and he wouldn't listen…read moreto me and started to corner me and yell at me.Then when I finally got a bag to clean it. They then proceeded to ban me from all motel 6 and lied about why I'm banned extremely unprofessional owner. I would recommend any other hotel or motel than this piece of garbage.

First time staying at a motel. Lady at checkin was really nice. The room was pretty up to date and…read moreclean. Laminated hardwood style floor with flat screen tv hung on wall. Beds were comfy. Coffee and tea serve in check in area every morning (I didn't check it out, lady at check in told us) Considering this is basically the only place in the area for visitors to stay, they've done well to upkeep the place. Not thrilled about the price per night, but again, no competitions.

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!

2 night weekend here and it was very warm and comforting. Chris, who took care of my group, was…read morevery attentive, helpful and made great food ! Very passionate and social. Wish I took pictures to show my room but the Savannah (?) room was great ! 2 bed, spacious, bathroom. The inn had plenty to explore and lots of books. Great grounds and you're free to explore the area. Lots of outdoorsy activities around

Very average! For a bed & breakfast, our stay here was surprisingly self service. To check in, we…read morejust entered the code (emailed to us) in order to enter the main building and all the keys to the different rooms were laid out on a table in the front. We stayed in Oren's room, which was on the smaller side but fine for our purposes - very bare bones. When we booked it, the website said that it came with a sitting room, but didn't mention that it was a shared sitting room with another unit. However, the sitting room was very pleasant and had a working TV. We stayed for two nights and didn't wake up on time for breakfast (served 8AM - 9:30) either morning, so I can't really speak to that. We only encountered the innkeeper once, but she mostly kept to herself. Many people choose bed & breakfasts for the charm, so that was slightly lacking in our experience. Our only other complaint was the insects - mostly lots of moths, but that wasn't surprising in a place this old. Overall though, the stay worked out for us! The location was very close to the venue of the wedding we were in town for and also to downtown Peterborough, which I recommend checking out.