The Red Lion Inn

Loved it! Beautiful place. The food, drinks, and service were top notch. We ate in the tavern. Recommend the hot cider, clam chowder and lobster roll. A nice experience. Would love to go back. There was some delay getting seated (the restaurant had just opened and some guests were checking into the inn,) but after a few minutes things got moving.

We had a queen suite (the Porch Suite) in one of their Village houses). We were able to bring our dogs, as they have certain pet friendly rooms). It was for our 10th anniversary, and they left a bottle of wine and a very nice note. Had a late lunch in the Main Dining room - out server was friendly and just attentive enough. Food was delicious and the warm apple cider(with a touch of rum) hit the spot on a cold winters day!! Our check in went smoothly and housekeeping was very sweet and ensured we had all that we needed. Cannot wait to come back!!

This place is a magical blast to the past. It has been around since 1773 and as cheesy as it sounds it feels like the spirits of old still inhabit this marvelous enchanting inn. When you first step foot on the premises your heart will be warmed with a strong feeling of love, safety and comfort, preserved in this space for centuries. You will marvel at the rich display of art and furniture, assembled with intricate variety. For those adventurous souls seeking supernatural intrigues you might encounter a melancholy ghost wandering the haunted halls and rooms of the 4th floor. No joke. The 4th floor is haunted, if some staff and guests are to believed. I didn’t see any ghosts, but I certainly felt an unmistakeable dampening in the energy when I briefly explored the area. Stick to the

The Red Lion is a beautiful Historic Inn. We usually book a main inn deluxe king suite with a fireplace. December is a great time in Stockbridge. They have the recreation of the main street Christmas, winter lights at Naumkaeg and other holiday light shows at the mount etc. The widow Bingham tavern in the inn is decently priced and the food is great. The main dining room serves an upscale meal at a very upscale price. You can't go wrong sitting in the main reception area by the fireplace when they have a harpist playing or a pianist. The hot tub and pool are heated and are nice to go in even on a cold snowy December evening. The hallways are curated with art and antiques that increase the charm of the inn. Its a beautiful place that you will enjoy but that enjoyment comes at a premium pric

Positive: Historical significance of the location and close proximity to many, many stores and venues. Negative: ""