Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Lenox, Massachusetts:

Relax in the tranquility of this historic Inn amidst five acres of park-like grounds (set back off the street, away from the hustle and bustle). Stroll down our winding driveway and cross the street to enter the charming Lenox Village. More than just a Lenox bed and breakfast, we are an elegant Inn with four-star amenities. Experience our staff's personalized service; pamper yourself with a massage in our dedicated spa treatment room; swim in the Olympic-size pool and dine on delicious food. All rooms have private baths, AC, spa robes, Aveda products, free WiFi and iPod clock radios. Our . . .

With its lovely leaded glass windows, richly burnished woods and luxurious fabrics, the inside of Blantyre is exactly what you would expect upon seeing the outside of the building. In the Main House there are overstuffed chairs, fresh flowers, a light-filled music room and rooms for private dining — all designed with the comfort of our guests in mind. The heart of the house, the baronial Main Hall on the first floor, is an eclectic mix of period pieces, treasured heirlooms, and enchanting art specially assembled under owner Ann Fitzpatrick Brown's and her mother Jane's discerning eyes. Eight e. . .

The Berkshires' Brook Farm Inn is a short walk from the center of Lenox, MA and a mile from the Boston Symphony Orchestra's Tanglewood. A Select Registry inn, Brook Farm Inn offers unsurpassed New England bed and breakfast hospitality. Let us pamper you with canopy beds, whirlpool tubs, full gourmet breakfast, and afternoon tea with homemade scones. In winter, curl up by one of the cozy fireplaces. In summer, you'll laze by the swimming pool amid secluded gardens, surrounded by the beauty of the Berkshires. Our Lenox bed and breakfast is in Western Massachusetts, an exciting destinatio. . .

Experience the Birchwood Inn, an exceptional Berkshires inn enclosed by beautiful stone fenced gardens and lovely trees. Built in 1766, this fantastic 12 guest-room Colonial Revival mansion is the only Lenox, MA B&B on the National Register of Historic Places. You will find delightful accommodations featuring charming collectibles, antiques, quilts and featherbeds along with picturesque scenery and experience the “best breakfast in New England.” Set in the midst of the Berkshire Hills, this attractive Lenox, MA bed and breakfast is located within walking distance to the historic town of. . .

The beautiful, centuries old Cornell is located in the heart of the historic village of Lenox, just up the road from Tanglewood, and a short stroll to the restaurants, shops, galleries and boutiques of Main Street. Our bed and breakfast is comprised of three period style buildings, all situated on a secluded lot adorned with beautiful gardens, an oasis of privacy and serenity. Our lodging backs up to Kennedy Park, a wooded nature preserve with trails for hiking, biking, walking, running, cross country skiing and snowshoeing. Our centrally located Berkshires accommodations are open year-round a. . .

Stonover Farm is a 110-year-old Berkshire "cottage" which served as farmhouse to the Stonover Estate, and which has been renovated extensively to provide luxury quarters. The main house, Rock Cottage and new School House Suite are now receiving guests who desire a unique Bed & Breakfast experience. Since a "full house" is typically 10 guests, we are able to provide personal assistance, in order to assure the most enjoyable Berkshire experience possible. The inn stands beside a spring-fed duck pond on 10 country acres with magnificent trees, lawns and forest, and yet it's just 7/10 of a . . .

Escape to the country, stroll down wooded lanes, bask in the sun, lounge at the pool, watch leaves turn magnificent colors, indulge in ice cream sundaes at the local creamery, picnic on Tanglewood's lawn, tour Edith Wharton's Estate, right next door, gaze at star-crossed lovers at Shakespeare & Company, just down the road, wonder at dancers floating in air at Jacob's Pillow or spend a day with your feet up doing absolutely nothing. Whatever the season, whatever the reason, we welcome you to the Berkshires and the Seven Hills Inn.. . .

Rivaling Newport, Lenox Massachusetts became the playground of the "Gilded Age" rich and famous: Morgan, Vanderbilt, Carnegie, Astor, Westinghouse, Edith Wharton... Hampton Terrace Bed and Breakfast, built in 1897, and owned by several of the wealthiest families in the country, was among the first of the "Berkshire cottages" to host guests. In 1937 Tanglewood became the summer home of the Boston Symphony, and Hampton Terrace became a bed and breakfast inn. Now recognized by the Michelin Guide as one of the elite Berkshire inns, this Lenox Massachusetts Bed and Breakfast has been complet. . .

All of our six rooms are air conditioned, have fireplaces, televisions, private bathrooms with hair dryers, and the finest of bath amenities. Rates include a lavish buffet breakfast, as well as mid-afternoon refreshments. Check-in time starts at three p.m. We request that you notify us if you will be later than nine p.m. Check-out time is eleven a.m. There is a three night minimum stay during major holidays.. . .

In the tradition of the grand French country chateau, Wheatleigh combines exceptional personal service and extraordinary cuisine with the elegance and comfort of the 21st century. On 22 acres overlooking the Berkshire mountains and lake, Wheatleigh is two and a half hours by car from New York and Boston, with easy access by private plane. Built in 1893, Wheatleigh was completely renovated for the new millenium to create one of the most unique luxurious small hotels in the world. The 19 suites, guest rooms, and baths set a new standard of style and sophistication, exquisitely combining antique . . .

Nestled in Lenox, the heart of the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, you'll discover a comfortable Victorian Bed and Breakfast Inn where attention is paid to detail and gracious hospitality is a way of life. Escape the realities of your life and return to a time where life was simpler. Here at The Rookwood we will help you find your way back to rest, relaxation, romance and rejuvenation. Our 19 guest rooms are furnished with antiques and reproductions but have all the modern amenities the 21st century guest wants and needs. Each room has a private, en-suite bathroom stocked with our pr. . .

The Apple Tree Inn perches on a twenty-two acre hilltop estate in the Berkshire Mountains of western Massachusetts. The main house dates from 1885 and has had several additions over the years. Prior to 1976 when it became the last and best known Alice's Restaurant, it was operated for many years as an inn called Avaloch. In 1979, Alice Brock and Arlo Guthrie gave up the business and in 1983 it became The Apple Tree Inn. Its location across the road from Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, makes it especially attractive to music lovers. The circular dining room . . .

Let the Gateways Inn take you to another time and place. The incomparable elegance of the Procter mansion, infused with the European charm and hospitality of Innkeepers Fabrizio and Rosemary Chiariello will surely enchant you. Located in the heart of Lenox, Massachusetts, in the Berkshire Hills, the Gateways Inn offers a perfect getaway, for any occasion. The inn's twelve guestrooms, recently restored, are each uniquely inviting. Choose from rooms with queen or king-sized beds, romantic canopies, brass, or sleigh beds and fireplaces. The Lenox restaurant, from its stately Main Dining Room,. . .

We pride ourselves on the personal services provided to our guests. For example, your full "Whatever You Want and Whenever You Want" breakfast will include your personal selections. Snacks are provided throughout the day and evening. During the summer season, fresh cut flowers are in each room, and every room has 2 windows with flowered window boxes. You are encouraged to use the grounds and barbecue. On Saturday evenings, we offer a complimentary BBQ during the summer season. . . .

The Summer White House is just a mile from Tanglewood, in the very heart of historic Lenox. Our guest rooms are lavishly decorated in traditional style and each features air conditioning and private bath. With many of the area's finest restaurants and specialty shops within walking distance from our property, your visit to the Berkshires will be comfortable and complete! We would be pleased to send you additional information upon request and hope you'll visit us soon!. . .

Once upon a time there were pilgrimages in Spain along the routes to the city of Santiago de Capostela. Weary travelers in need of lodging, looked for a house or hostel in front of which were three cypress trees. They knew immediately that there would be shelter, a warm hearth and food within to refresh them. At Cliffwood Inn, you will find that same spirit of welcome and hospitality in the early 1890's mansion of “belle époque” beauty. Built in the Stanford White style for an ambassador to France, the polished, inlaid hardwood floors, high ceilings and spacious rooms evoke memories of graciou. . .

Welcome to our bed and breakfast in the Berkshires! Built in 1771, this authentic New England inn has been catering to vacation and business travelers for more than 200 years. Our comfortable rooms, fine cuisine and friendly service have earned us a reputation for exceptional hospitality. We are the only Bed & Breakfast / Inn, centered in the historic district of Lenox; with a four (4) star award winning restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to the public. Located in the heart of the Berkshire mountains, The Village Inn is convenient to internationally famous cultural attractio. . .

Built in 1881 by President Chester Arthur's Secretary of State, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, the Kemble Inn has since graced the town of Lenox, MA with its stately grandeur. A grand, welcoming foyer and staircase with its Palladian window are the testament to the elegance and opulence of a bygone era. The mansion has been restored, renovated and converted into a luxurious bed and breakfast inn. At the turn of the 19th century Berkshires was a haven for the very wealthy Americans. Here, they built their splendid mansions, “The Berkshire Cottages”, in the richness of styles that reflected the. . .

Located in "The Heart of the Berkshires" The Lenox Inn offers its guests clean, comfortable, and affordable accommodations. Family-owned and operated, we take great pride in offering you the best of what the Berkshires has to offer. We are centrally located to many major attractions such as the Tanglewood Music Festival, Hancock Shaker Village, Bosquet Ski area, Jacobs Pillow, and the Norman Rockwell Museum.. . .

See our Inn, an English Tudor mansion built in 1820, and feel the warmth and elegance of a bygone era. Stroll through our 7 beautiful acres of gardens, lawns, and woodland. Enjoy our picnic area and badminton court. Morning light streams through leaded glass windows in our baronial dining room. Enjoy breakfast here and choose from a variety of pastries or our delicious buffet with hot and cold dishes. Our 14 guest rooms, with modern baths, several with fireplaces, are beautifully decorated and furnished with antiques and reproduction pieces.. . .

Peggy and Richard Houdek invite you to share Walker House, their historic Berkshire residence, a landmark in classic American Federal architecture, built in 1804, and now in its third decade of welcoming guests. Located near the center of the charming New England village of Lenox, Walker House offers a peaceful haven for you to enjoy the year-round activities of the Berkshire mountains. At Walker House the atmosphere is happy and friendly. The eight spacious double bedrooms, all named and decorated for favorite composers - Mozart, Chopin, and Beethoven among them - have private baths, . . .

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