Gedney Farm

One of the most beautiful pieces of land in the Berkshires is also a lovely restaurant with a top-notch chef, warm and very personal service, and a feeling of a true getaway. We've enjoyed Gedney Kitchen in all seasons, although it really shines in late summer with outdoor dining on the lawn. The food is unfussy and consistently well-prepared, and the staff is attentive and caring.

What a wonderful visit. Stayed overnight in the beautiful inn and had a delicious dinner in the restaurant. The whole experience could not have been better. Special thanks to Peter and Michelle.

Gorgeous location in the Berkshires. The moment you arrive, you quickly realize you've entered a world of latched doors, random-width floorboards, and stone fireplaces. It's a wonderful feeling, immediately relaxing. The rooms are located in a lovely guest house. The furnishings are authentic and the bedding is high quality. Our room even had a working fireplace. We attended a memorial service hosted in the large converted barn and it was magical. The barn is absolutely beautiful, the lighting is perfect, everybody was talking about how much it added to the atmosphere. This would be a perfect setting for a wedding reception, the photos would be magnificent. The property also has a restaurant which we weren't able to try. But the food they served during the reception was terrific.

What an amazing place. The location is serene with walking paths. The rooms are in an old barn which is beautiful. My room had a working real wood fireplace and all I had to do was light a match. The bathroom was huge and clean. The bed was super comfortable. We dined in the restaurant. Fall/Winter is an Italian menu. Really delicious. The staff is absolutely wonderful and helpful Highly recommend staying

Beautiful farm and hills with event spaces. Walking paths provide connection across the grounds while providing privacy from the main spaces. The event space is a repurposed barn that creates memorable spaces with its adaptive reuse. Cozy spaces around the fire place juxtaposed the vaulted main dinning and dancing area, providing prospect and refuge. Another barn is converted to a small hotel with unique common spaces. Rooms range from the expected colonial proportions to those more akin to a tree house. Fun space to support the main event attendees.