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    Terrible
    Marc K.

    This place is a work in process but has potential. The internet is worse than telephone-modem days circa 1996. No desk in room--you gotta bee kiddin me...what the heck? I have work to do!!!! Unacceptable. Boarding houses in North Korea have desks. Lighting in room was variable--pretty good in some areas and so dim in others. Bathroom had awesome light! Floors were slippery tile and hardwood. The walkways and veranda were creaky rickety and I would not be shocked if someone who was more generously sized fell through to the lower level one day. The breakfast was overpriced and under stocked. I felt like I was in a soup kitchen. Except a soup kitchen would have had healthier food and a better assortment. I suppose it's no surprise that outlets were sparse. The front desk only manned bankers hours plus some--hello....people arrive late. Couldn't find vending machines--maybe last weeks guests stole them? Parking is on unpaved dirt lots with occasional gravel. Listen.....in Chennai, I had paved parking lots. Walls were paper thin. The water pressure was terrible. Eye dropper drip bad. Considered going to home depot and buying a temporary replacement but thought better of it. Maybe I was being lazy? Never will I come back here--I'd sooner pitch a tent in the woods, power up my sat-phone, and wash up in a brackish stream. Although this might be disquieting to to the wildlife, it would beat this place.

    I just spent 7 nights at Seven Hills Inn. It's a wonderful place to stay. No it doesn't have all the fancy amenities but they have what you need. A wonderful spread for breakfast. Activities in the huge area if you don't have plans for the day. Horseshoes and cornhole. Great time. will definitely return.

    Reception/office where you check in
    Grace S.

    I stayed at Seven Hills Inn for one night during my trip around the Berkshires and my experience was a-ok. Nothing terrible happened but I also wasn't impressed enough to shell out 4-5 stars. First the good: -The main building of the inn is historic and is gorgeous, as is the courtyard area with the row of trees and a nice outdoor seating terrace area. -Staff was very friendly during check in and out and seemed to take Covid-19 safety measures seriously -The location is great for exploring Lenox and Stockbridge. The inn is literally right next door to Edith Wharton's Home, The Mount, which is absolutely worth a visit. -The bed was super comfy and we fell asleep very easily. -complimentary bike rental service for guests The not so good: -the breakfast to go provided in the morning at the reception area was lackluster. Oranges and apples, packaged Chobani yogurt cups, and packaged processed blueberry muffins (the kind that is shelf safe and have like, indefinite expiration date) and sugary cereal boxes with milk. A paper bag was given to put everything in which was a nice touch but I guess I expected something less processed and more homemade since this is a historic inn. Instead of a classic bed and breakfast experience, it felt more like a fancy motel. -Speaking of fancy motel, another reason I felt this way was due to lack of character in the room. It was modern and well organized but every room pretty much looked the same. One of the reasons one might choose to stay at an inn or bed and breakfast and not at Hilton or Hyatt is that they want to experience something with originality and character that sets them apart from your typical Holiday Inn. Other than the public area of the main building which was gorgeously appointed with antiques and unique details, everything else felt like a mundane biz hotel. -room looked tidy but there were some areas that could've been paid attention to more, such as dead flies and mosquitos still laying around in the windowsills and loose fringe of the shade still hanging. -shower pressure wasn't too great and it took quite a long time just to try to take a shower. I think there is so much potential here to get this place to 4~5 stars if more attention could be placed on reviving and retaining the original charm instead of trying to make it "trendy" and improving the perk factor like breakfast. It could even be less variety of things but simply offering fresh muffins baked in house or even from local bakery and again, locally sourced granola for yogurt and fresh fruit cups with the usual coffee and tea would've been much better experience that also highlights local Lenox products and businesses than everything that came from factory by big food manufacturers like Chobani and Kellog. The nightly rate is reasonable and if you have clear expectations that this won't be a quaint classic New England Bed and Breakfast but more like a comfortable place to stay for the night, the value for your expense is fair.

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    Teresa A.

    This Inn has such potential, but is very tired and in need of some attention. We arrived in October of 2020 and the grounds were not well maintained. The common areas of the Inn were in need of a good cleaning - carpets needed to be vacuumed, wood staircases needed to be washed, and floors swept. Our room itself was clean and comfortable, but lacked personality. Our bathroom was tiny - as wide as a stand up shower and about 5-6 feet long. The shower curtain smelled musty. The windows were beautiful throughout the main house and the art of the musicians in the common areas was interesting. The view off the back of the house is lovely, but the grounds need work. Next to the the main house is an detached building that looks like a roadside motel in need of serious work. It is part of the Inn, so I would recommend booking in the main house.

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    What a dump. Simply the most uncomfortable hotel I have ever experienced: dirty towels in big plastic bags outside our room for hours (finally had to ask for them to be removed) the metal hinge on the toilet seat is rusting and literally scratches your butt, no side tables at the bed, no dresser, no surfaces for your clothes. The lighting is like a men's college dorm, there are no surfaces in the bathroom to put toiletries other than the toilet, only 1 tiny bar of soap and tiny bottle of body lotion for 2 people. This morning, emptyish wine glasses greeted us at the stingy breakfast of bagels and yogurt. Stingy, cheap, careless. This is remarkably ungracious and expensive. This is the hospitality buiz. You would never know it in this run down inhospitable place. Wow. Don't go.

    Kelly G.

    In late 2006 a couple rented out this whole Inn for the weekend so that their guests could come from all over New England and up from NYC to attend their wedding. I was the photographer. The event was a hoot from Saturday through Sunday, the food was pretty darn good- the desserts were the best, chocolate mousse cake, red velvet cupcakes, yum! The staff was flexible and helpful. The weekend went off without a hitch. The accommodations in the guest house (not the main house) feel very country New England roadside motel (but not in as negative a sense as that could sound like). The quarters in the main house are gorgeous with huge windows, restored antique furniture, and beautiful decorative touches. The grounds (especially in fall with all of the foliage out) are really, really pretty.

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    (98 reviews)

    I stayed for one night at the Cornell Inn recently after attending an event in the area. The inn…read morewas convenient to the historic downtown area, yet away enough to feel a bit quieter and more peaceful. Paige at the front desk was phenomenal! Very friendly at check-in and answered all my questions during my stay, always with a smile on her face. My room was beautiful. I chose room 25 (Vivian) on the 2nd floor of the main house. While it's a small room, it was cozy and quite lovely. I spent some quiet time writing at the desk, and later enjoyed the fireplace with a Duraflame log provided by the inn. They also provide a free bottle of wine, which was waiting for me in my room. The next morning, hot breakfast was waiting in the dining area downstairs. There were several options, which I appreciate having a choice. The pumpkin French toast casserole, seasoned potatoes, and bacon were superb. A great way to start the day! I loved my stay so much that I'm returning in January for another night!

    Some people visit the Berkshires for the music, but we come for the cozy charm of the Cornell Inn…read more The experience starts the moment you book your stay, with a wide variety of beautifully appointed rooms to choose from, just pick based on your vibe. From the warm welcome upon arrival--complete with a welcome drink, pastries, and brownies--to the impeccable service, every detail feels well thought out. We were a bit apprehensive when we heard about the new ownership, but thankfully, much of the charm remains intact. The bar now uses a Bartesian machine, which makes good cocktails, though I can see it becoming cumbersome if multiple guests arrive at once. Breakfast is always wonderful with a variety of entrées and sides. My only wish? That they bring back the specialty coffee machine--I miss those cappuccinos! Fortunately, their excellent selection of Harney & Sons teas helps make up for it. Already looking forward to our next visit!

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    Hampton Inn & Suites Berkshires-Lenox

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    We used the Hampton Inn & Suites Berkshires-Lenox as the base for our visit to the Berkshires. As a…read moreformer Diamond and now a Gold member of the Hilton Honors program, I have a certain amount of loyalty to the ever-expanding Hilton brands and have probably stayed in around 100 Hampton Inns over the years. This one is a mediocre example of these trusty motels. It's neither terrible or great. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable and everything works. But the room decor and design is dated and seems to have been been designed and decorated by someone without much architectural or interior design training. Frankly, the room was sort of ugly and a little depressing. The staff was okay, not particularly good or bad. The breakfast ladies were nice, though. However, the complimentary breakfast was somewhat below average for a Hampton, especially since the waffle makers were out of order and the selection of hot food (sausages, bacon, eggs, etc.) and other items was limited. Also, the location of this Hampton was a little odd, up a short drive from the main road and not visible from the highway. Due to all this, I would definitely take a look at the Courtyard by Marriott that is a couple of miles away. The prices (around $200 including taxes) are about the same, and while I didn't actually go into the Courtyard property, it sure looked more appealing than this older Hampton.

    Recently stayed at the Hampton Inn & Suites Berkshires-Lenox on a quick visit to the area to see…read morefriends. As a Hilton Gold member, I wanted to stay within the family and this was about the only option with another Hilton property nearby under significant offseason reservations. Using the Hilton App, I avoided the front desk experience with my room ready when requested for 3PM check in. However, when told the room number via the app notification prior to arrival, it changed at check in which could have been embarrassing if not noticed at the time of using the keyless entry via the app. The room was clean, but the view of the AC units on the roof of the first floor was hardly the view of the Berkshire woods I would have preferred. Lesson learned, next time I will choose my own room via the app. Sheets were clean, but the top sheet seemed ill fitting and came off two corners during the night exposing the mattress which nobody wants to experience. Towels were surprisingly soft showing that they were relatively new and clean. Unfortunately, I needed to leave early in the morning before the complimentary breakfast was ready for service, but trust it would be of the expected quality. I was able to grab a hot beverage for the road.

    33 Main - Delightful front parlor

    33 Main

    (6 reviews)

    We enjoyed a lovely stay at this lovely 8-bed inn in the heart of Lenox. Our room was as nice as we…read morecould have hoped, spotlessly clean, extremely comfortable, high-quality bedding, and a bathroom with a wonderfully large walk-in shower. The staff proved to be uniformly pleasant people, always helpful. The public spaces -- the dining areas and especially the recently refurbished parlor rooms which are stocked with drinks and hors d'oeuvres in the late afternoon -- are a genuine delight. So much is good here. But we have given the inn four stars not five because of the disappointing breakfasts. We were served very overcooked casseroles, overcooked scrambled eggs, grossly undercooked bacon and rather sad bits of yogurt. They really need some improvements here. That said -- and we know it requires us to be honest -- we would definitely look forward to returning with fingers crossed for some improvements in the breakfasts. And yes, 33 Main is on the pricey side, but it's high season for Tanglewood -- a very short drive away -- and given the quality here we think it's well worth considering a splurge.

    We absolutely loved our stay at 33 Main. The bedding was so comfortable (we're we're in Sunnyholm)…read moreand absolutely loved the updated bathroom and the bath tub! The breakfasts were excellent, good options for both my husband and I, and the staff was lovely. We loved the granola so much, we purchased some extra! We will definitely be back!

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    PROS - Ren is a…read moresuperstar. Busy summer weekend, but this leader shined throughout our stay. Friendly, professional, smart and charismatic, we are taking about a top talent in a tough industry. The Inm is beautiful, well appointed and located in a prime location. Park your car and walk everywhere, including Tanglewood if you are so inclined (30 minutes each way). The standard rooms are TINY, but the grounds, lobby, fire pit and front porch give you no reason to be in iyour room other than sleep or shower. Speaking of which, you will laugh out loud when you see how small the bathrooms are in the regular rooms. The bathroom photos on their website are not the bathroom you will get in a standard king. You will get a phone booth with water. CONS Breakfast is a moon launch, get this poor girl some help. Put out a self serve pot of coffee with to go cups for early risers and leave it out all morning. She will love this idea, trust me. Eggs and toast were ice cold when they finally arrived, so we skipped breakfast the next morning as she was buried yet again. The bar was completely overwhelmed both nights with a large wedding and made it near impossible for anyone else to get a drink. We are talking 20 minutes due to the complexity of their cocktail program. Like everyone else, he was very hospitable, but cannot handle the bar stools, plus all of the dining room and outside cocktails on his own. Get him some help. The Inn would also benefit from an ice water station, especially on these scorching hot days. Your bartender and servers will also thank you. Lastly and the real reason for dropping a star is that we were checked into a dirty room at 3:30pm. At 600.00 per night, this is a fatal flaw and should have never happened. Never.

    We had Thanksgiving dinner here and it was wonderful…read more We arrived early and my wife suggested we go inside and have a drink before dinner. Not having been here before I wasn't sure this was possible. Thankfully we went with her idea and it was no problem at all. We decided on having a pre dinner cocktail. My wife ordered one of their specials - passion fruit martini. I had a traditional gin martini, stirred, with olives. The bartender (Samuel) was great. Very attentive during our time at the bar. When our reservation time came around we were taken to the dining room. Butternut squash soup and popovers to start. Following that was a family style serving of turkey (white and dark meat), mashed potatoes, mashed sweet potatoes, green beans, stuffing, and gravy. Everything was delicious. We were offered seconds but neither my wife or I had room for any more. Dessert was a help yourself selection of pies - pumpkin, blueberry, apple, and pecan. I tried the pecan and blueberry. Both were delicious. Highly recommend eating here.

    Blantyre - Best room service ever

    Blantyre

    (45 reviews)

    This may have been my best room service experience ever; having lived out of hotels that is saying…read moresomething. The building is really beautiful and at any other time we would have made use of the beautiful common spaces indoors and not just enjoyed our room and the grounds. The room was impeccably cleaned and staff were attentive to needs that came up during the visit. The absolute stand out was our room service meal set in front of the wood-burning fireplace in our room. They came up with a table, offered us options for chairs, had all of the food wrapped in plastic and covered in warming lids, but done in a way that did not interfere with even the delicate plating details. The portions were substantial and food quality was outstanding. They even provided gluten-free options that went above and beyond to accommodate an allergy. I wish I could give 4.5 because there were some minor areas for improvement, but I will round up given COVID was likely a contributing factor.

    This was a return visit. We had previously been guests at the hotel 3 yrs ago . Now under new…read moremanagement , what a change ! The ground s are still lovely. The downstairs public rooms are beautiful. " Although somebody followed me around where ever I went. You definitely feel they don't want you to sit in the rooms. It is "look but don't touch" just like a museum. If your looking to go to a lovely, charming, gracious hotel . Want to relax & be spoiled) for the weekend don't come here. The staff is obnoxious rude & pretentious. We arrived with are 2 Small Shitizs just as we had before. The hotel was aware we were bringing 2 service dogs.. First night they would not allow us in the dining room with dogs but they had no room for us to dine outside! They wanted us to sit alone in a room by ourselves & have dinner ! I objected. We finally agreed we would have dinner in the bar alone . At least it was part of the dining area. To get to the pool area you need to drive your car. They didn't like where my husband parked our car. No biggie. I think the Pool Boy could have handled it. All he had to do is ask us to move it. Next thing we know the manger of the Hotel comes to the pool standing over us suit & all. After announcing his titled he ordered my husband to move the car. It was definitely a reprimand for his bad behavior. Of course he moved the car. When we returned to our room there was a hand written note offering to serve us dinner in our room that evening. I called the desk to ask about this & was told this was a new thing they were offering ! We ate dinner in town that evening.. I could go on & on with our crimes & misdemeanors. I spoke to this TIGHT A.S JERK when we were checking out . I asked if the General Manger was available. He has a total passive aggressive personality. I expressed my disappointment about the weekend. He went through the list list & more of the above. Wait a minute , aren't I the quest. Isn't this his job ? Doesn't it come with the territory! If he was so disapproving of us he could have asked us to checkout. He didn't do that though. He wanted our $3900. He may not have like us but he liked our money.

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