The Village Inn Lenox

General Information

In 1771, this cozy Federal-style home and 2 surrounding structures were built by John Whitlock, who greeted overnight visitors. Several years later a little section was added to unite the buildings and The Village Inn shortly gained a dignity for lovely cordiality, a custom that features continued for over 200 years. Today the Inn offers fashionable service, whilst its incomparable and historic spell features been thoroughly retained. Every guestroom is individualy colored with antiques and reproductions, plenty of have a four-poster canopied bed, some have a hearth. All have phone with voice mail, CD-FM radio, TV/VCR with taste positioned in an armoire, privately-owned bath with hairdryer and magnifying mirrors, most with gulf tub. A Video Lending Library of over 200 movies, hot beverages and cookies are complimentary. The Inn is comfortably situated in the historic region of Lenox, a quintessential New England countryside in the lively Berkshire Mountains. Open all year round with winter and spring specials.