Search Hotels Near Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge, Colrain

"The room was clean and comfortable. It was a quiet night's sleep as I believe I was the only one there. Breakfast was very plain and simple: English muffins and cinnamon toast, with no fruit or juice. Coffee was plentiful"

"Nice simple place clean and well run by a very good innkeeper. Will return."

"Everything was as it is described. Restful night sleep."

"Hallway smelt like someone smoking pot. Bed was old and not comfortable."

"We stayed for a night. The owner/ operator is clearly proud of his establishment as he should be it is impeccable. Will stay there again "

"This place is absolutely amazing and we couldn’t be happier that we found it. We will be back for sure. The cabins are so clean and up to date with amenities. Everything is just amazing and there isn’t anything out there like this that we have to ever seen. The whole entire place is welcoming, peaceful and quiet."

"Room Was a disaster, stickers on the mirror , wall . No trash can in the room . Had a no smoking room . The blanket had a cigarette burn on it . Tv was not plugged in and not operational . There was furniture outside one of the lower rooms . Breakfast was not provided. Basically. Building should be torn down."

"The breakfast buffet was very good with great variety. I also liked pots of hot coffee in the lobby available all day. The only thing I didn’t like was the lack of soundproofing between rooms. Perhaps it was because my room could be an adjoining room, but we could hear everything next door. Our neighbor called to complain about our tv volume, so I guess they could hear everything also."

"We had 11 hotels in New England in our itinerary and this was my favourite. The attention to detail was unmatched the little key fobs on the room keys the quill for signing the visitors book the whole place had so many quirky details. Beautiful room and gorgeous bathroom with stone wall I shower. Sadly we missed the restaurant which only opens Friday and Saturday but there are lots of eateries at the bottom of the hill."