My mom and I have loved coming here during my 4 years at Umass Amherst. It was recommended by my…read moreaunt as her son had also been a graduate. What more can you ask for than a clean, comfortable beds to relax and enjoy the rural landscape. Water is hot with great pressure. Breakfast is top notch as everything is made fresh to order by Marie (the owner) and her friendly staff. They make anything from eggs any style, pancakes and French toast out of their homemade bread. Sausages are made at a local store along with their thick slices of bacon. Sheets and linen are freshly washed and smell divine. Overall, cannot rave about this place enough. I am sad to admit my visits will be coming to an end so I highly endorse others to take our place!

Our whole family booked this B&B for a family wedding nearby, and it was incredible! Dan (who is…read morehilarious and makes an amazing breakfast; the homemade bread/toast is to die for) and his Mother, Marie (who graciously welcomed us, and make the most amazing jam) , run the place. The chickens help with fresh eggs, and ambiance of course. Rooms are all different, so we all enjoyed peeking into each other's abodes. We would go there again in a heartbeat.

Second stay was as good as the first. Friendly service, clean rooms, safety and convenience. Even…read morewhen they are not serving breakfast, the essentials such as coffee, milk, hot water, and microwaves are available in a very nice common room. Friendliness is a key word here. We were attending graduation at Northfield Mt. Hermon School, and despite the crowds we were able to get a reservation. The Inn is a slightly hidden treasure; when traveling west be sure to get the exit BEFORE to cross I-91 but after the Connecticut River. This time, we enjoyed a game of horseshoes in back of the hotel. The grounds are beautiful and well-maintained. we will be back, since we have family in the area!

A wonderful spot right off of 91 on the VT border. The rooms were very spacious and spotless. The…read moreowners are extremely nice and are very appreciative of your business. A much nicer stay than your typical tan box nationwide chain for the same price.

A great little Bed and Breakfast located within walking distance of downtown Amherst and near…read moreAmherst College (All you smart prep skool kids can put your parents up here) and UMASS (All you cool kids can put your parents up here, too.) The wife and I spent one night in a one bedroom, basically an apartment. It was clean and super comfy. A stall shower in the bathroom with great water pressure was so nice. The kitchen had a fridge, stove and a toaster. Also a coffee maker and a nice table to sit at and enjoy breakfast. Fruit, cereal as well as pastries and some Thomas' English Muffins were provided. Great location and a reasonable rate. Will definitely make another trip when returning. We slept really well here.

Wow. What an amazing place, and incredible stay. Joe looked for us as we drove up and directed us…read moreto the driveway. Pauline is an inspiring, energetic super lovely person. My daughter and I felt so comfortable in the warm, and spacious carriage house upstairs. And the garden is such a treat!! The family here has won awards for the landscape design, and you can easily see why. Absolutely divine place to rest and restore yourself. Lots of bird sounds, also a few sounds of college students at night, but nothing disruptive. I will definitely be back.

We had a wonderful stay! Very friendly host who also provided a lot of history about the town. The…read morebreakfast was great!

Perfect. While it may be one word used too often in reviews, I truly mean it as I write about our…read morestay at Centennial House. Even in the midst of the pandemic, our experience was charming and fun. Joan, her husband, and staff did an amazing job at making us feel safe and welcome. The rooms were spacious, clean and beautiful (we stayed in the Deerfield King Suite - we highly recommend), the common areas were inviting and ideal for relaxing after a dinner (you have to go to the Gill Tavern), and all four of us agreed that the breakfast we were served (farm to table and more unique than any breakfast I have ever had) was the best we'd ever had (sorry, mom!). Next time you want to get away and enjoy a small town atmosphere, not far from Boston and close to Greenfield and Brattleboro, be sure to stay at Centennial House!

We booked through AirBNB so breakfast isn't included when you book that way. Just an FYI…read more We had such an amazing time staying in the White Rose Guest Cottage. It was immaculate, and perfectly cozy and welcoming. Pat (the host) sent flawless directions on how to get there and where to park, and greeted us when we arrived. She told us all about the unit and even offered a suggestion for dinner when we asked about local restaurants (the Yarde Tavern she recommended was superb). It was exceptionally cold outside the weekend we stayed, but we had no issues with heat inside the unit... we were nice and toasty warm the entire time. We loved the included coffee and had several cups during our stay. The notes about the area and even the local water were so helpful, and I felt completely comfortable drinking the tap water. Everything about our stay was perfect... it felt like a home away from home and had amazing little appointments (like extra blankets) that made it feel so wonderfully homey and comfortable. The unit itself is gorgeous and decorated with all the right little touches. The bathroom is AMAZING - I wish I had the same at home! My husband works while on the road, so having a solid internet connection was much appreciated! Often in hotels you have speed problems, but we had none. Outstanding! And having the extra space in the second bedroom where he could set up his laptop was a great bonus as well. As you can tell, we truly loved our experience staying here. I can't say enough good things about it. We love the area and will definitely stay at the White Rose BNB when we come back for another visit. HIGHLY recommended!! Ps. Have breakfast at Sylvester's and browse Thorns Marketplace in Northampton. Get a treat at The Pie Bar in Florence. Have dinner and a movie in South Hadley. Get dinner and donuts in Amherst. All a short drive away!!

I heart B&B's. If we have a choice, we would ALWAYS stay in one, and especially if that one has…read moreit's own private cottage (see my review of the Hale Lani on the lovely Island of Kauai) The White Rose is an exceptionally elegant place to stay. It is only the cottage that is available for guests and the price is quite reasonable. Pat, the owner, has thought of everything practical and tied it all together in elegance. The cottage sleeps 2 - 6 people and is really a super large room with a loft but part of the great room is sectioned off by an armoir and curtain with a queen size bed enclosed. The floor to ceiling curtains give a bit of wimsy to the room that is tastefully decorated. Fisher speakers are part and parcel to the entertainment system. (I wasn't able to try them out but the next time we definately will) The leather couch and loveseat were perfect for sitting around and talking until 1am. The dining room table was roomy enough for dinner and glasses of wine. The galley style kitchen was well stocked with paper towels, sandwich bags, cutlery, pans, mugs, wine glasses, bowls, decent steak knives and coffee condiments among so many other things. The palate for the kitchen is a gorgeous red, black wrought iron and stainless steel. The bathroom was roomy and had so many towels! I love that! There was bar soap, and a simple shampoo. Also decorated quite nicely. The skylight brightened the room during the day and allowed for bug-free star gazing at night. The Loft had a king size bed that was uber comfortable, an excess of blankies, a lovely mirror and a table with chairs along with a wing back sitting chair. Lots of rubber coated hangers and an iron and ironing board were in the space as well. Another star-gazing skylight available. Did I mention there was a washer and dryer along with a hand-wash airdryiing set up? Fridge stocked with bottled water too and coffee in the freezer. Lovely and well-kept gardens and a breakfast to die for! Pat is quite accommodating and super nice. Tell her Joanne, Atom and Ron sent you!

I stopped here on the home leg of a 21 day cross country drive. One would think that it would be…read morehard to resist driving the last two hours to Boston however once I stopped at Catherine's one unit B&B I was instantly relaxed. Pepper my dog was so tiered of driving she wanted to live here! The area had great hiking and the cottage was always a warm cosy home base. Morning scones were fantastic, and never went to waste. A little butter and jam and heaven! The hardest part now is scheduling the return trip!

We stayed at the Cavalier Cottage because our dog has degenerative myelopathy and we needed a place…read moreto stay while we were getting our dog Romeo his cart from Eddie's Wheels in nearby Shelburne Falls. Cavalier Cottage offers pet friendly lodging which we took advantage of with our two pugs. I figured we were only going there to pick up the cart, however we spent the day checking out all the little shops around town and ate in the West End Pub. Patricia offers a clean room with a full kitchen. She is very friendly and kind offering us whatever we needed. I would definitely recommend the Cavalier Cottage. We will be staying there the next time we're in Shelburne Falls.

Stereotypical WMass townie restaurant with decent food…read more If you're looking for a fancy restaurant or world class service, this place isn't for you. If you aren't expecting much and aren't in a hurry, then you will be fine. When we first walked in we all looked at each other and all but laughed b/c it smelled like "old people" and the 3 locals in there turned and stared at us until we were seated. The other review mentioned the older waitress, and I wonder if we had the same one. She was one of the oldest waitresses I have ever had and while very sweet, was also very, very slow. It was a little amusing that she brought out each plate (walking very slowly), one at a time. The food itself was average breakfast fare (it was lunchtime, but she gave us breakfast menus). I'm not a fan of American as my omelet cheese, but it was otherwise a good omelet. I was a little sad that it didn't come with any sort of potato, but do I really need potato at every meal? Probably not. When I informed our waitress (I never saw anyone else working there, though I assume there was a least cook) that there wasn't any toilet paper she said, "oh, one minute..." and came back with two rolls which she handed to me and then walked away leaving me to walk across the restaurant with my rolls of toilet paper. It somehow didn't seem odd at the time either.

The place is cute and old and full of cute and old people. Breakfast is cheap and good, a decent…read moremeal. I had one egg scrambled with cheese, toast, bacon and 1 pancake for $7.25. They said they have real maple syrup but it seemed a bit thick to me but still had good flavor. The bacon was delicious and eggs tasted really fresh. We'll be back!

Very clean rooms and friendly staff at this B and B. They are friendly and will do all they can to…read moremake your stay as comfortable as possible! Thank you for your hospitality!

Country Delights Eclipse Mere Hotels…read more Hop Brook raves on Tripadvisor capture our joyful two-day June '13 stay. If you're new to B & B's, this one will spoil you, as comfortable as a top boutique hotel. First, the airy, standout appointments (the best bed in our 50+ B & B history); plus matchless hosts, Connie and Susan (talk about making you feel at home!); exceptional breakfasts; and, finally, the enchanting countryside of forest trails and wildlife-filled waterways. For us Hop Brook is as good as it gets