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Luxurious Accommodations and Old-World Charm
Experience a blend of historic elegance and modern comfort at The Red Lion Inn. Each room is tastefully decorated with antiques, offering a unique and luxurious stay. The old-world charm is evident in every corner, from the tea pots to the birdcage lift, providing a truly unforgettable experience.
Year-Round Outdoor Pool and Gourmet Dining
Indulge in relaxation at the year-round outdoor pool and hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. For a culinary delight, savor the delicious offerings at The Main Dining Room & Widow Bingham's Tavern, where classic American cuisine is served with a touch of sophistication.
Convenient Access to Area Attractions
Located in central Stockbridge, our hotel provides easy access to a variety of attractions, including the renowned Norman Rockwell Museum. Explore historic homes, antique shops, boutiques, and beautiful gardens just a stone's throw away.
Book now for an unforgettable stay at The Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card are required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
The old style was very cool. Unique for sure. Cute town and shops are close. The restaurant and bar inside looked very nice. Didn’t get to go to either tho.
The buildings, all of them, are NOT ADA compliant. Parking for handicapped is awful. There’s only 1 handicapped parking in front of hotel. There’s 1 in the back of the building, but unless you can walk, it’s not easy to maneuver around. It’s a rocky gravel. To go into the offsite buildings you have to go up steps. Both me and my partner are disabled. We were put in a building abt 2 blocks away from Main hotel. I’m not supposed to go up stairs, but that was the only way in. They did not have an ada room as I requested 5 months before my trip. No Ada bathroom. We had to leave because they can’t accommodate ADA guests. They only refunded one night out of our two. Not fair when they couldn’t accommodate any ada needs. If you are handicapped you will need to climb into bed. It’s very high. They are old fashioned beds. We couldn’t even get into the beds because they’re too high. The hotel itself is very unique and interesting. If you’re healthy, you’ll be fine, but if you have any issues or you’re elderly, this is not the right place for you. The staff was friendly and did send a young man to help us unload our car and after having to checkout he came back to help us again. He told us he was off the clock though. He shouldn’t have done that off the clock.
The staff including the supervisor on duty and desk person were both very friendly and helpful.
Had breakfast in the main dining room and it was great tasting.
The staff and the dining options, as well as the overall ambiance.
The room had some drawbacks for us older folk. The bed was very high. The toilet was very low. The tub and shower were hard to get in and out of and the shower curtain did not reach all the way around the tub so the floor ended up getting pretty wet.
The location is great and the charm of the old inn is also great
Our TV was not working. They tried to help but were not able to
Everything about the Inn is extraordinary
The nails are coming through in the carpet going into the bathroom
The staff were superb. I can wholly appreciate the history of the building and all the historical information provided throughout the in. The location and porch were ideal for our morning coffee. Gift shops were exquisite.
Again, I wholly appreciate the beautiful building, antiques and history the Inn provides. However, the fabric on the two chaise lounges in our room was WELL beyond its years and was the first thing we noticed upon entering. Also, staircases and carpets looked in need of a good vacuum and mop.
The room was huge. The beds were comfortable and the AC worked great. The bathroom was gorgeous, fully remodeled with top notch finishings. We had dinner and breakfast there and both meals were great.
The chairs in our room were kind of shabby as was the carpeting in the hallways in our building. I think layout of the buildings is a bit confusing and a porter might be a good idea for older people as our building had no elevator.
We liked the porch, the history behind the inn and the ambiance
Shower curtain didn't close completely and water sprayed all over the toilet
Enjoyed my omelet and English muffin breakfast.
There was nothing I didn't like. I liked the historic feel of the Inn, its character and appreciate its centuries of history and illustrious guests..
Expensive but a bit tired. Carpet in the Glen building was filthy (looking). If I’m paying $450 for one night I expect better
Needs investment
The staff members made us feel very welcome. They went out of their way to make sure we enjoyed our stay. Our room was nice and mostly comfortable. The inn was a great place for a bunch of friends to hang out on a rainy day.
There was a strong smokey smell in some parts of the inn. The room at the front corner was very noisy from the traffic outside.
Historical Inn with charming rooms. Very friendly staff. Pool and fitness. Excellent breakfast. Live music in the evening.
Some appliances need to be renovated.
Enjoyed everything about it
I stayed at the Red Lion in for a night to surprise my wife who has always wanted to stay there. She was very excited and when we arrived the front desk was excellent. We had book a suite and were going to a show at tanglewood. It was late when we came home from the show, we went in to use the bathroom and came out with wet socks. I didn’t think much about it due to the rain storms at tanglewood, thought they were just wet from that. The next morning I went into the bathroom and almost fell. The floor had ponded water all over it that was dripping down from the floor above. My wife slipped and almost hurt herself on the bathtub. Here is why they get one star from me. I told all of this to the woman checking me out at the front desk during check out and that I feel it was not acceptable. She agreed and told me the manager was not there but would have her reach out to me. Never heard from anyone. Made a follow up call. No manager available and no call back. Sent an email, no response. Another call, no manager available and no call back. I guess they just don’t care. I am a Marriott lifetime platinum member so I travel a lot. This is hands down the worst customer service I have ever experienced.
Best step back into a slower pace time with charm and delight! The room was wonderful and refinished. The smash burgers became a staple for our weekend as they were second to none! Sitting on the porch, in spite of the heat, was glorious! A newly added service station for beverages and snacks on the porch was a welcome addition.
The pool had a "closed today" sign on it for "routine maintenance" on the 3rd of July followed by an accident where the heat was blasted into the pool - over 100 degrees, not refreshing during a heat wave.
My Wife and I have been to the Inn many a time and we love it. Our Middle Daughter is a Teacher in NC and a big Art fan. I have always wanted to take her to the Norman Rockwell Museum and we got to do it in June. The running joke has always been that the RLI was haunted and she would never go but we got up there on the 16 for a few days and she loved it. We lucked out with the weather and while it was a short quick trip she had a ball and now has an understanding of why I love it up there so much.
As for our stay at the Inn it was wonderful. I grew up in older homes and love the history and style of the Inn. We were in a King suite and were more than comfortable. We had Dinner at the Inn our first night in the Tavern and Breakfast in the Dining room the next morning. The food and service was impeccable our servers were top and I apologies for not having their names ., I have to say I do miss the Roast Beef Diner and popover that was such a great staple at the Inn's dining room. If I could add you really need to bring back room service . We had been out all day and just wanted to relax in our wonderful room getting food in a bag from the Tavern Bar was a let down.
Bravo to the new hallway on the second floor we spent a good amount of time look at the pictures and reading the signatures that was wonderful. I will leave with this. The Inn is still a great place all I can suggest is new rockers and chairs on the porch. Thanks to all for a great time .
Great location, amazing food. The best restaurant in town.
It is a unique experience.
You need to like historic buildings and sacrifice a little bit comfort.
Because it is a very old building there is a smell and sloping floors.
No access for handicap
We went for our anniversary and had dinner at the Tavern. We had a comfortable, pet-friendly room that was conveniently located and had a door to an outdoor area. The bathroom and room were clean, and the location is wonderful. The atmosphere is also great. The noise level from the street can't be helped, but it was significant on that side of the inn. Loved that they have dog bowls ready for you.
At first, my husband was told by the host that there were no tables for dinner before 7:45 p.m., but when we checked OpenTable, there were, so we were able to get seating at 5 p.m. and had a great meal. The Porch Bar was lovely, too.
We enjoyed our stay and were glad we could visit such a historic location.
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