We wanted to stay in an Inn in the Berkshires and we are certainly glad we found Whistler’s Inn in one of our searches. It is in a good location in the historic town of Lenox, Mass; well situated for exploring the Berkshires. Our hostess was wonderful during our stay. She was friendly and helpful about good restaurants in the area and helped out when we had difficulty with the WIFI. You could tell she truly enjoyed meeting and talking with her guests. Our room (The Hunt Room) was comfortable and large. Everything was clean, although some signs of age are showing (not a bad thing in an Inn with character). There was a library, sitting room and sun room – I will attach pictures. We certainly had the feeling that we were welcome to use any of these rooms. We walked down the hill to the business section of Lenox and had supper outside. It is not far and a comfortable walk (evening walking back up the hill). Breakfast in the dining room was delightful – french toast made fresh with lots of other goodies to enjoy. The grounds are beautiful and I wish I had taken more time to spend in the garden.

We stayed in the "Africa Room". The toilet didn't flush properly, the bed was hard as a rock, the ceilings fans swayed so much and made so much noise we had to turn them off, the swivel chair in the room was broken. The buffet breakfast included hostess donuts, store bought mini muffins, bagels and croissants and a few other items. The pitcher of milk at our table was so far gone that it had a thick ,chunky consistency. Felt like inn keeping was an afterthought. Worst place I have ever stayed.

My two traveling buddies and I were on a ghost tour of New England and decided to stay at the Whistler's Inn due to its history and location. It couldn't have been a more enjoyable time. We stayed in the Santa Fe room which was spacious and comfortable. Sitting for hours in the library reading (the sherry was a nice touch) and the music room was so relaxing. The host, Lisa, is simply enchanting with so many fascinating experiences around the world. Her company alone is worth the visit. The owner, Richard is a author of note and a fascinating guy to talk to over breakfast (which was so much better than previous reviews prepared me for).

As for haunted, I expected to only go to a place that OTHERS claimed was haunted, but ending up having a bit of an experience myself. Don't worry if this is not what you are looking for, however. In my experience, you really only see things if you are looking for them (other families were there, and none of their kids look petrified).

All in all, I can't imagine having picked a better place.

well, what can be say, lenox will not lenox, if the whistler's was not there. Forget about the rest, go where the epicenter of the world converges in lenox..