I didn't actually get to stay here because the landlady called the month before my 9 night stay and…read moretold me she had double booked me with another guest who was going to stay for 2 months. She chalked it up to being recently sick and said she had turned away many guests over the last few weeks yet conveniently forgot that I had booked 3 MONTHS prior. Nonetheless she told me she had already moved in the longer term guest and I would have to find another place to stay (on short notice during the busy summer months). Do NOT book with this lady who, if you are giving her the benefit of the doubt, either has dementia, or will cancel you for a longer term booking...

I first intended to stay at Flower Hill Farm for a short time... but this captivating place kept me…read morelonger! It's just a couple of miles from the market and post office, but it has a country feel and peacefulness. From bed, watch the sun rise over the hilltop, and at the table over coffee, see the birds, butterflies and wildlife start their day. Whether you are on a getaway or working remotely, it's easy to get outside on the property's trails or enjoy the wild places nearby. Carol is a responsive host and a font of knowledge about the area, living things, art and photography. Note: This is an old house (for example, a wood floor that in spots is not even) but it had everything I needed to be comfortable and productive.

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. ;)

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.

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.

This is a great little B&B in the village of Conway. There are two guest rooms with a shared bath…read more This is a great place to stay for a small group. We took both the rooms, and there is a lovely sitting room downstairs, so it's like having your own house. The owner, Diane, is so nice, and she makes a delicious breakfast too! The house is very charming, with nice antiques and loads of books.

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!

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!

Wow! The couple who run this place are the warmest , helpful people!…read more The grooming was perfect and the conditions were fabulous. We meandered through well labeled trails and enjoyed the spectacular pathways of beauty. Yes, covid masks are required in the prep area and the number of skiers is limited. This place is so well managed and one of the most beautiful spots in the Berkshires. I am on my way back to try the snow shoe trails!!

This review is for the cross country ski trails. Because I live in CT, where we have had very…read morelittle snow this winter, Canterbury is one of the closest places my son and I can go to ski. It is a little gem in the Berkshires, with a nice network of well-marked, well-maintained trails, and enough topographic and scenic diversity to give a good workout in a pretty New England forest. The prices are very reasonable, and equipment is available for sale or rent. Bathroom facilities are available in the house, and the B&B dining room is a nice place to take a break between runs on a cold day or settle in for a snack and a cup of hot cocoa before going home. The proprietors, Linda and Dave, are very hospitable, as B&B hosts tend to be. Condition reports are posted on their website, and I have found them to be accurate. My son and I have been there several times, and it is one of our favorite places, well worth the trip for us to get in a fun day of skiing at a nice place with friendly, welcoming hosts.