Like the booted Berkshire man on our wooden signpost, we extend our hand in a gesture of warm greeting and invitation. T his authentic New England inn was built in 1771. We have reflected its colonial beginnings in the furnishings and retained its special ambiance, while providing modern amenities for your comfort. Stenciled wallpapers and Oriental rugs in the public rooms compliment the Inn's maple floors and Federal architecture. All of our thirty-two Guest Rooms are individually furnished with country antiques and reproductions.
Many guest rooms have a four-poster bed with a canopy, and some have a working fireplace.
Our complimentary Video Lending Library contains a large collection of movies that you may enjoy in your room. The Village Inn is smoke-free, except for the downstairs tavern. G ood food goes with good company, and at the Village Inn we strive to make each meal memorable. Begin your day with Belgian waffles, a farmer's omelet, or eggs Benedict with a glass of champagne. E njoy a traditional afternoon English tea with homemade scones and Devonshire-style clotted cream.