Hotels near Lenox Library

"The staff was friendly and the breakfast was great. The parking lots and grounds were unsafe. It's winter time and they should know better. Each time we went to our car we felt we were going to slip and fall. Same with the path from our room to the breakfast area. We came here for a relaxing baby moon and feared for our safety any time we left the room. When we arrived on a Thursday afternoon we were told the parking lots would soon be plowed. We left on a Sunday morning and neither had been touched the whole time we were there. The weather was rainy, then freezing, which makes for dangerous conditions if not treated properly. On one morning the parking lot was such a sheet of ice that we felt unsafe to drive and therefore had to abandon our planned morning activities. Throughout the stay we would see plenty of staff but they would not give an update on the plowing or even acknowledge the conditions of the lots or walkways."

"Lovely historical hotel within walking distance to many great shops and restaurants. Staff members maintained good communication and were very helpful throughout our stay. Rooms were clean, quiet, and comfortable. Would definitely stay there again."

"We stayed at The Kemble, the historic Lenox estate built by a U.S. Secretary of State, for a large family reunion with 10 adults and 16 children—and it was, without question, the best large-house experience we’ve ever had.We rent a large home every year, and nothing has come close to this. The house is both grand and incredibly livable. The kitchen is outstanding, equipped with commercial- and industrial-grade appliances that made cooking for a crowd not just possible, but enjoyable. In the evenings, the bar became the gathering place for the adults, creating memories we’ll talk about for years.Despite its historic character, the home is immaculate, beautifully maintained, and exceptionally comfortable. Its proximity to downtown Lenox is a huge plus—you feel tucked away on a private estate while still being minutes from town.The Kemble is rare: historic without feeling fragile, spacious without feeling impersonal, and elegant while still being fun. We couldn’t recommend it more highly and would return in a heartbeat."