Wonderful stay, really a visit, to this 2 bedroom B&B. The place is charmingly decorated and…read moremeticulously maintained. In suite bathroom and shower just what we needed after a long walk. We were walking in the area and its location 8 feet from the Rail Trail and within walking distance of Coopers Corner, Florence ( a village of Northampton) was ideal. Our hosts were available but not intrusive. We sat out on provided chairs on the lawn and enjoyed a beautiful day post hike. Breakfast was bountiful, fresh fruit and the bakery goods wonderful. Highly recommend.

Heartbroken because we were refused the option to stay at this lovely-looking B&B. My husband is…read morevisiting Northampton to get to know the area for possible relocation, and we thought a local B&B would be a great way to get to know the people of the area. Sadly the owner would not allow us to book a room because we already had a relationship with a realtor and were not ready to switch to him as our realtor. He was polite in his refusal, but I am still disappointed.

Friendly servers from cashier to waiters. Food was typical Shake Shack food which I enjoy. The…read moreonion rings that my brother shared with me were crispy on the outside but tender inside -- yum! At the end of the meal, server came to ask if we needed boxes for leftovers and refilled my soda. I didn't know they give free refills.

Beautiful spaces. Had a restful stay and breakfast was fresh and delicious. Recommend!read more

It was a quaint and cute hotel and had a lot going for it. Unfortunately, for being expensive, it's…read morea bit tired. The staff are not very friendly or helpful. We sat in the parlor room and the chairs were all torn up- terrible! We wanted coffee and went to the front desk where the clerk was playing solitaire. When we asked if there was coffee or hot cocoa we were told to go to the bar and order it and it would be delivered to us- we were surprised that she didn't stand up and offer to take care of it for us. Customer service training should be a focus. There are a lot of places to stay and we should feel that we made the right choice in staying here and spending money here but we don't. Hopefully employee training as well as some repairs will be done so that customers can benefit.

I so wanted to love this, quaint, historic place. If my daughter chooses Amherst, then I would…read moremost likely stay here again. But next time, I'm going to have some requests. There's no place as close to the college as the Inn on Bolton. It's literally on campus and probably part of his problem, is run by the college. It's really expensive. Yet, the rooms are small and awkward. Plus it's a bit of a labyrinth and I feel too little twin girls are gonna pop out at any moment and scream redrum at me. When we checked in at 2 AM, exhausted from our cross-country trip, and a one hour drive, the receptionist sent us to the wrong wing, and when I went downstairs, he sent me back up, saying I just didn't see it. I had to go down and have him come upstairs to help us find our room only to discover it wasn't where he sent us at all. Next, there was no bottled water in the entire building, not to buy or what is customarily complementary in a hotel of this price range The very polite guy went onto explain that it was because they hadn't received their shipment of water. I'm confused because I sure did pass Walmart, Target a grocery store and a Trader Joe's just minutes from here. But alas no one thought to go get water. Their parking lot is a four minute walk from the hotel. You may hit the jackpot and get one of the 45 spots right in front of the hotel. We didn't. Boo!! Also, they are saving money by not cleaning the rooms daily. I think that's BS but it would've at least been nice for them to tell us a check in. I found a gray hair on the comforter which was not ours. Gross!!! They do have a fancy, highfaluting Molecule air filter that I did not steal. I don't love this place and I wouldn't recommend it for any other reason then if you were spending multiple days on campus. If I come again, I will request daily service and also request to be in the west wing.

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.

This Inn is Gorgeous!!! Rooms are a generous size. Inn keepers are Extremely friendly and helpful,…read moreexcellent breakfast menu. I would Highly Recommend staying here. All local attractions are walking distance from the Inn.

It was love at first site! I can't say enough great things about the Amherst Inn. So charming and…read morethe first painted Lady I've have ever been in. It's family owned and you can tell because they take such pride & care of ownership; because everything is pristine and beautifully maintained. We stayed in the 'Austin' room with one (so comfortable) queen bed and our room looked out on to the main highway; which was surprisingly quiet considering it was graduation week. Went down stairs for breakfast every morning and found out they had gluten-free options- eggs, cereal, omelettes, bread... so impressed! Thank you!!! Location is fabulous! Walking distance to all the shops and to Amherst College. ;)

This was a delightful stay! We stayed in the Asian Flair room and it was so cozy and comfortable…read more Loved the bedding and the electric fireplace. The hosts are just amazing, but my favorite part was the family style breakfast. We talked to people from Holland, Florida, New York and Oregon, shared stories, traded ideas about adventures and ate truly excellent home cooked breakfast. I was honestly sad to say goodbye. It's been noted already that there is a little bit of traffic noise from the hospital, and it's an old Victorian home so there's some creaky floors and noise from the room upstairs. No big deal at all - just wear some earplugs if it bothers you. It wasn't nearly as bad as some of the reviews made it out to be ‍. Parking is around back and the driveway is to the left of the house as you're looking at it. There's plenty of spots. There was also a really nice patio, which unfortunately we didn't have time to take advantage of, but I would've loved to have sat there or on one of the rocking chairs on the front porch. The key pad entry system for the building and the room is really convenient and they'll text you the codes so you always have them handy.

This will be our 3rd stay and each time has been exceptional. Where do I start. Her rooms all have…read morea different personality. Her attention to detail is amazing. This year we stayed in Morts Library. It has a huge king size bed with very cozy bedding. Lots of pillows too. A second twin bed if you are traveling with an extra person. There's a Victorian desk and awesome matching end tables, along with Tiffany lamps, ceiling fans above both beds which are awesome when it's 80 degrees. There's a window air conditioner which you can program yourself. Also 2 overstuffed arm chairs to hang out in. While watching a very large flat screen television. Her bathrooms are huge all totally redone. This one we especially liked the base of the sink was a stand from a vintage treadle sewing machine. Plenty of hot water and some really nice smelling shampoo, conditioner, and body wash all in large pump bottles. You can help yourself to whatever you need. Lots of clean fluffy towels too. Breakfast is served between 830 and 930 in this what I can only describe as a magical dining room where you sit around a large piano, you have access to two or three types of juice which you can pour into beautiful crystal glasses. There are carafes of hot coffee, and you have a variety of unusual mugs to pour that into also along with any kind of sugar or creamer you would need. Marcy, who runs the Inn and is an artist has painted the walls with figures from Alice's and Wonderland. She makes you a home-cooked breakfast Eggs with bacon or sausage or ham depending on the day also with some sautéed vegetables to go with the eggs and this time an amazing poppyseed cake on the side. Seems that everyone who stays there really enjoys it also. There's usually some interesting conversations going on around that piano. If the walls could talk and in a way they do. Marcy leaves a small bowl of chalk on the piano for you to write your comments on her wall so in a way the walls do talk as there are so many wonderful comments to be seen and read. Just to mention your door to your room has a code so you don't need to carry a key and also there is a code to get into the house which Marcy supplies to you before you arrive. Parking is in the back and there's always a parking spot for you. Marcy is just an amazing hostess. If you ever get to Springfield and want to stay in a super cozy place for a very reasonable price this is definitely for you. I know we will be returning next summer on our way to the Cape and Marcy will have another beautiful room waiting for us.

Hotel is on beautiful Mt. Holyoke campus. Rooms are comfortable and homey, overall the facility is…read moreattractive and welcoming. Visited during summer months so we did not get the complimentary breakfast as school was not in session, though complimentary coffee and tea were available. Hotel is a five minute walk to a small shopping center and a few restaurants.

Surprisingly cute hotel smack dab in the center of Mount Holyoke's campus with complimentary…read morebreakfast, good customer service, and generous amenities. If you need to visit Mt. Holyoke College, this is 100% the place to 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.