Chambery Inn

Very charming and relaxing space with everything we needed. The room was huge, had a comfortable bed, and wonderfully high ceilings. We liked the extra touches like lots of Harney & Sons tea to choose from and an Alexa enabled radio. The blackboard was fun to read and see other people's notes and drawings. There was a small shared balcony with chairs. Very quiet despite being right in the center of town.

It's near the fire station so two alarms sounded while we were there. The first one was startled me but once we realized what it was, it was okay.

Charming inn remodeled from late 19th century schoolhouse, located at center of downtown Lee. Only about 15 minutes from Tanglewood. Plenty of rustic ambiance, clean. But not much attentiveness from staff. We saw someone at the front desk maybe once or twice in a two day stay. So a little impersonal. Some room features dated. The plastic-walled shower was a disappointment.

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*Staff went the extra mile to provide gluten-free breakfast which was excellent. *Loved that the feeling of the original school was maintained including the large blackboard that took up an entire wall of our room. *Everything was top-shelf including bath towels and linens. *Loved the spacious room accommodations. *Excellent location - had a great meal at Café Triskele in town and a nice walk around town afterwords. Enjoyed some of the nearby sights including Chesterwood, Berkshire Botanical Gardens and a Boston Symphony Orchestra concert at Tanglewood.

The rooms are GORGEOUS and so romantic. Every staff member we met was beyond friendly and we loved the central location. We got married in lenox and wanted to stay close by to hit up our favorite spots. It was a wonderful stay!

The breakfast was a little sparce for $25. You can only order one thing each so we each got a coffee. My husband got a crossiant and I got a slice of quiche. It was really delicious, but I thought the price was a little much for what you got. All in all we would do everything the same, so it's not really a complaint. More so an observation.

We love the entire atmosphere and decor. We didn't partake of the breakfast but I'm sure that it would have been great. We liked having coffee and tea available in room.

We were assigned the small lower room when we arrived.Having stayed here in the past we were surprised, and weren't impressed. We didn't even know that room existed. I think it must have been the principal's office and thought we were being punished LOL. Especially since there were other rooms available. (The toilet was out of order too) Geraldine was sweet and accommodating and WE were happily moved to La Normandie which was what we had been expecting originally. It was perfect! We love staying at the Chambery . Celebrated our 52nd Anniversary.

the breakfast was lovely, and there was plenty to choose from. It came in a basket, which felt very international! We got up earlier than expected and the gentleman in the kitchen brought our breakfast 45 minutes earlier!

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I had a wonderful stay at the inn. The room was cozy and the bed was super comfortable. I was up early and asked a nice gentleman for a coffee, and minutes later a delicious coffee was delivered with cream and sugar on a tray. Really nice touch! WIll definitely be back!

We will definitely return! Charming, comfortable, and friendly inn, in the middle of a cute little town and close to many attractions. The staff is welcoming and helpful and the rooms are very large, quiet, and beautifully appointed. The history of the inn as an old school house is fascinating. Thank you, Chambery!

Delightful, quiet room (fireplace, reclining chairs, comfortable beds, high ceilings, chalkboard :) Proximity to local events.

Please provide better quality coffee with the in room beverage set up for those of us who are early risers and enjoy coffee.

the charm and felt of an old schoolhouse was memorable. Olia and Rob were delightful. Room was very well equipped with amenities. Perfect location to restaurants and treasure shopping! Lee is a hometown of yesteryear.

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