The 10 Best Bed & Breakfast in Lenox, MA

Fresh reviews:

A very nice B&B in Lenox. Stan, the owner, was very welcoming and accommodating. We were initially put into the king suite, which is very nice. However, we wanted something more old fashioned B&B-ish. Stan moved us into a room in the house, eventhough the house was closed for Christmas preparations. Our…

Andrew M.

Hampton Terrace Bed & Breakfast

I had to laugh at the review below which said that he would have gotten better service at a Holiday Inn. If you like Holiday Inns, you should stay in one, no matter where you go. If Holiday Inns make you feel a little soul-deadened, and you like charming and unique accommodations, you’ll love the Garden Gables…

Isabella S.

Garden Gables Inn

I had such a nice, relaxing experience at the beautifully quaint Cornell Inn over MLK weekend. The Inn is comprised of a few buildings right off of Main Street in Lenox. It’s a prime location — about a 3 minute drive to the downtown area (lots of restaurants and shops), and about 15 minutes to Great Barrington…

Julie B.

Cornell Inn

Gateways definitely has the look. A beautiful B&B, great lounge to hang while listening to music and grab a bite, but their restaurant really lacks consistency and a service level that reflects the rest of the place. On our last visit we had the prix fixe (a good deal) and a la carte choices.The food was…

Vinny G.

Gateways Inn & Restaurant

We stayed 2 nights on a lovely October weekend.Positives: We stayed in the back house suite. The room was large and nicely appointed, and very quiet. Gas fireplace was a great touch! Little frig in the room was perfect. The Inn is a short 10 min walk from the center of Lenox — perfect location.Negatives: On…

William M.

Brook Farm Inn

The Kemble Inn was a stunning backdrop for our Spring wedding of approximately 90 guests — the grounds were well-kept, the food was phenomenal and the wait staff made sure all of our guests were taken care of during the reception. The reason I would not recommend this venue is that there is no middle…