Independent Alford hotels

"The rooms were clean and very spacious. The staff went on and above to make our stay a great memory. "

"The rooms were clean and comfortable and the staff mostly friendly (the bartender one night was less-than-welcoming and kept trying to rush us out.) Would stay again!"

"This was a very cool new hotel. Easy walk into the cute town of Hudson. They are still working out some kinks, we didn’t have hot water but staff was very understanding and offered us "

"Great stay there!! Very friendly staff"

"The best of the best A definite destination and accommodations"

"Room was clean and had no smell/fragrance whatsoever except maybe a very slight wood smell. No air fresheners. No febreeze. No obnoxious laundry smells. Absolutely perfect. Staff was friendly, view of the lake was beautiful. Breakfast was okay to bad. All options were highly processed (except hard boiled eggs). Example: “syrup” was the Smuckers fake stuff, the cream cheese had unnecessary ingredients like manufactured citric acid, etc. Only protein options were I think hard boiled eggs and yogurt with sugar and flavoring and other ingredients. There were microwave breakfast sandwiches too I guess. If you have food sensitivities just plan on bringing your own or finding another place. They had a really big tea selection available all the time and you can buy refreshments including beer at the front desk. The restaurant was really good with a beautiful view and great service. Was able to take a bath, lots of places to hang wet hiking clothes. The area is beautiful. Highly recommend the roaring brook trail to Mount Greylock. Would stay again in a heartbeat. If you have mobility/strength needs, make sure you book a first floor room as there is no elevator. "

"Great hospitality "

"Comfortable, quiet, clean, great breakfast "

"The roomy and comfortable suite was a step above a typical hotel room. We took advantage of the full kitchen to prepare our own meals. We enjoyed the pool and hot tub. We will definitely consider staying here again at a future trip to the Berkshires."