Kemble Inn

Originally built in 1881 by President Chester Arthur’s Secretary of State, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, the Kemble Inn has since graced the town of Lenox, MA with its stately grandeur. A welcoming foyer and sweeping staircase with its Palladian window are the testament to the elegance and opulence of a bygone era - but for you to enjoy! At the turn of the 19th century Berkshires was a haven for the wealthiest of Americans. Here, they built their splendid mansions, “The Berkshire Cottages”, in the richness of styles that reflected the taste and aspirations of their owners.

Located on the hill top of two elevated acres; Kemble Inn offers open views of the splendid Berkshire Mountains. This oasis of space in the center of Lenox is equally suited for your next personal getaway, as it is for weddings, anniversaries, reunions, corporate meetings and special events.

Thirteen guest rooms all with private bath; air-conditioning, and nine wood-burning fireplaces grace the property. Complimentary gourmet hot breakfast and a short stroll to the restaurants, shops, galleries and boutiques in Lenox.

NEW OWNERS bring contemporary flair to 130-year old Lenox mansion. "Not your grandmother's B&B!" raves a reviewer. Walk to town, Tanglewood, or Shakespeare & Company from the front door, enjoy mountain views and great lawn in the back. Gourmet breakfast • Free WiFi • A/C • Jacuzzis • Private baths • Top-of-the-Line Sony TV's • Boutique hotel experience. 50% midweek stays in summer 2011!