Deerfield Inn

Although we did not stay overnight in this lovely hotel, we did have a fine meal in their Champney's Restaurant. Our server, Amber, was gracious and friendly. My pecan-crusted salmon from the Faroe Islands was absolutely delicious, served with a great risotto. My wife had a falafel wrap. The atmosphere here was relaxing, even with a full crowd at the bar. It is a bustling place, in fact the only restaurant in the historic town. We loved it and want to come back soon.

First of all, understand the experience before you stay here. It is an INN! Charm, charm charm. I wanted to do a quick overnight with my daughter and check out a bunch of fun things (hike at Sugarloaf, yankee candle, Treetop beer, Butterfly conservatory and pumpkins). The Inn Keeper does such a good job explaining everything the Inn has to offer (don't lose your keys!), the rooms are spotless. No, really, so so so clean. We went on a weekend, and it was busy but pleasantly quiet. Coffee in the hallways (love access to hot coffee 24/7. Such a charming and relaxing place to stay.

We rented two rooms for three nights as part of my mother's 90th birthday celebration. The rooms were well-appointed and very comfortable. (The flowery wallpaper may not be everyone's cup of tea, but it does add to a sense of stepping back in time, which is all part of the experience when staying at a historic inn.) The staff was friendly and helpful. We appreciated the option to order from a larger breakfast menu when we wanted more than what was offered with the continental breakfast. Afternoon cookies in the lobby, sitting on the front porch, walking up and down the beautiful tree-lined Old Main Street - it all made for a thoroughly enjoyable stay.

Came here for my sister’s wedding, and was disappointed at pretty much every turn. First, the hot water in our rooms did not work on the first night. Then, they decided to shut the front door after 10pm but didn’t think to put any sort of sign on the door, so I couldn’t figure out how to get back inside and had to bang on the door just to get back to my room. The “free breakfast” was literally a couple of muffins and coffee. For $300+ a night, I expect FAR better than this.

Lovely, small inn from 1884 adjacent to the Deerfield Academy grounds and among the Historic Deerfield buildings. Lots of charming details and touches like the Afternoon Tea from 2:30 - 5:00 pm with cookies and small dessert bars for hotel guests or pay a fee for visitors. Pros: - The carafe of ice water in the room and Biscoff cookies - very much appreciated - Elevator or stairs to the 2nd floor where the rooms were located. Bookshelf of books. - Keurig coffee / tea on the 2nd floor for 24 hours coffee/tea service plus business center with computer and printer. - Room 143 Cora Carlisle on the 2nd floor - lovely, spacious, and comfortable - Plenty of hot water and huge bath towels - Bed was comfortable and room was quiet - Champney's margarita flight was quite good and big enough to shar