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The Inn at Stockbridge

At a Glance

    Pros

  • beautiful grounds
  • good breakfast

    Cons

  • noise from MA turnpike (most noticeable in suites)
  • not within walking distance to town

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The Inn at Stockbridge Review

Antiques and feather comforters are among the accents in the rooms of this 1906 Georgian Revival inn run by the attentive Alice and Len Schiller, who serve breakfast in their elegant dining room, and provide wine and cheese every evening; each of the rooms in the adjacent "cottage" building has a decorative theme, such as Kashmir, St. Andrews, or Provence, and the junior suites in the barn building have Berkshire themes. The airy rooms have CD players and in some cases gas fireplaces, flat-screen TVs, and whirlpool tubs.

    Hotel Details

  • 10 rooms, 8 suites.
  • Rate includes breakfast.
  • Credit cards accepted.

Fodorite Reviews

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    Waste of Money and Noisy

    We thought we would be happy staying here but it's actually almost on top of the massachusetts turnpike and Rte. 7 too bad we didn't see this review here first. Our room was so noisy and dirty there were cobwebs everywhere, and I don't think the bed linens were changed in weeks. The smell was like an old basement too. Not only was our bathroom tiny, it was freezing without any heat and when we turned the heat on it was unlike anything I've ever smelled before. There was no full breakfast it was juice and coffee and bagels and no one was even there. We are so disappointed with our stay we are going to file a complaint with the local business bureau because the charges were outrageous and our advice...save your money and find something more private and closer to town and the museums!

    by Innbound, 9/14/09

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