The staff was delightful, friendly, generous! Dinner in the dining room was lovely, great wine, great cocktails - food was fresh and yummy! Parking was easy a 20foot walk to the front door! The coffee/tea/water station on each floor was divine! I could choose a dark coffee and add fresh 2/% milk to it along with splenda, my sweetheart got his decaf light coffee, along with endless chilled or sparkling or ambient fresh water! Best idea ever!!

There was nothing we did not like!

The Inn is so charming and the bucolic setting just adds to the charm of the whole experience. The staff were wonderful throughout our stay. I look forward to staying there on our next visit.

It would be nice if a coffee service could be available in the mornings, in case guests do not want to have a full sit-down breakfast.

Loved hanging out in the lobby with a drink after dinner. Played games situated around tables sitting on comfy sofas and chairs. Loved the coffee/water bars on each floor. The Barn dinner was delicious. Great to have restaurant attached to the hotel.

Perfect location to visit Williams. Beautiful building and nice spacious rooms. The common area downstairs has nice places to sit, read a book and be near the fireplace. Grab and go breakfast was decent and dinner at the on site restaurant was very nice. Access to coffee and tea on each floor is nice. Overall really nice place, would only want to stay here if I'm in the area again.

Breakfast was a little late. I was expecting 7 am but that's my personal struggle having a young child. The bathrooms are not sound proof at all, that's one improvement I would look into.

Quiet, luxurious, beautifully appointed rooms. Exceptional bathroom fixtures and exceptionally comfortable bed. Great food and service in the dining room at night. Coffee, sparkling water, ice & tea bar on every floor accessible day and night. The hotel is in a prime location—sequestered yet within easy walking distance of shops and eateries lining the Main Street of this picturesque college town. And the Clark Art Institute with its truly remarkable collections and graceful outdoor space and lawns is about a 10 minute walk away.

The breakfast wrap (eggs with bacon or sausage + cheese) encased in aluminum foil— for pick up from a hot table ‘grab & go’ style, the only breakfast offering, was flat out awful because the wrap was several layers thick, gooey from condensation with an off taste. The filling was greasy, runny and tasted nothing like eggs & bacon. The whole thing if eaten would be about 1000 calories. What to do: fire the vendor.

Bfast A+ Room size very spacious. Bathroom clean and modern with his & her sinks! Located right in the middle of town with walk to all events safety and convenience! Staff extremely polite and helpful from checkin to checkout

Breakfast should be available past 10:00am.

Amazing location, gorgeous fresh food. Breakfast, lunch and dinner all were delicious. Local fresh ingredients.

The air conditioner in our room was very noisy. It was like sleeping in an airplane. We switched it off eventually and opened the window. So we were slightly too warm in the room.

The inn is both rustic-looking and elegant. It's surrounded by decks with comfortable seating and lovely landscaping/gardening. It's walkable to everything in town.

The service at The Barn restaurant was very pleasant, but the food (very good) took a long time to come.

Loved the location near the town center, walking distance to most places we wanted to go, the welcoming lobby, the comfortable rooms, the helpful staff, especially Matt (I think that us his name) who helped locate an item I left behind.

To pay for bottled water…there was none in our room…was disconcerting given the cost of the room. The restaurant was not open for breakfast. The gas-powered lawn mower was exceedingly loud, not to mention bad for the environment. Surely there is a company that uses electric mowers in Williamstown.

Room was not cramped, space to move around and enough area for clothes. Beds were good size. Rooms were quiet.

Did not like the "barn" door on bathroom. Did not like having to keep a room key in slot to make lights work.