Lugares para hospedarte cerca de Estación de Montaña de Berkshire East

The Camp - 20 Minutes to Berkshire East!

Enjoy the peaceful silence, private forested expanses, wildlife, and unforgettable starry night skies from this wonderful home. Only 8 minutes to the village of Charlemont and 5 to the Tannery Falls entrance of the Savoy State Forest. During your escape on the mountain rest assured that you’re only a 30 minute drive to Norths Adams, Greenfield. Highlight your visit with journeys to Berkshire East Ski Resort, Thunder Mountain Biking, Zoar Outdoor River Rafting, MASS MoCA, or the Clark Art Museum.

Annies’ Place by The Bridge of Flowers ~

As a guest at Annie’s Place, enjoy access to a tastefully, renovated 3 room apartment, including a fully equipped kitchen, living room, sofa with 2 recliners, a spacious bedroom, ​walk-in closet, full bath, TV & Internet. There is a seasonal front porch and mudroom for convenience. Meticulously maintained and located in the downtown village area. Simply park and walk to specialty shops, restaurants & the Bridge of Flowers. Shelburne Falls, designated as one of the 15 “Great Places in America.”

The Lodge on Warner Hill

On your journey to our lodge, you will pass through a nostalgic covered bridge, drive by a babbling brook, and meander up a winding dead-end dirt road. Our home sits in a quiet, peaceful 5-acre setting. It has been completely remodeled with earth-tone charm. Enjoy your time with friends and family relaxing, reading a book, playing pool, barbequing on the back deck, gazing at the stars, or hanging out by the fire pit. Located less than 10 minutes from Berkshire East and the Deerfield River

Hilltown Getaway

Located in the village of Charlemont, just one mile away from one of the region's favorite ski/mountain biking resorts, Berkshire East, is this charming apartment. Located on the second floor of the Wells Country Store, which was built in 1845 is a spacious, completely renovated, two-bedroom apartment. Come here for your country getaway and use this space as your launching pad for outdoor adventures. Hiking, fishing, white water rafting, skiing and so much more are right outside your door.

Skiing, Rafting, Biking Paradise

Experience the charm of a beautifully renovated 1901 Odd Fellows Hall! Nestled in Charlemont, MA, this historic gem boasts stunning views of Berkshire East Ski & Mountain Bike Park, a serene field, and the Deerfield River from the back deck. Surrounded by state forests, it’s perfect for hiking, biking, and fishing. Enjoy modern comforts with high-speed internet, air conditioning, a sleek kitchen, and two well-appointed bathrooms. Your perfect blend of history and adventure awaits!

Unique People & Pet-Welcoming Haven

Your own gracious living space with very well equipped kitchen, private deck, entrance, garden, country roads for dog walks, forests, meadows, mountain streams, stone walls, tranquility. The cottage is attached to the main house but is a "separate" entity and again has its own private entrance as mentioned above. No smoking in the cottage please but on the deck just fine. There is an air purifier that runs 24/7. Wi-Fi signal is strong and reliable. MA Taxpayer ID: 10352662

Green Acres Hawley Upper Studio (Bonus Room)

This space is a Large Studio Apartment in the Bonus Room above the Garage of a large log home overlooking Berkshire East Mountain Resort. Guests have shared access to the hot tub, deck, fire pit barbecue area and limited access to host's laundry facilities. You'll have sole access to the bonus room, deck & grill and full private bath. Space is comfy and charming, accessible from a private staircase or spiral into the main house's entrance hall.

Suite 23 - Spacious Sunny 2-BR with Mountain view

Our happy place is a short walk to Berkshire East and the Deerfield River. You’ll love our large yard, the brook, private picnic area, enjoy an outdoor fire. This town awaits fun-filled adventures biking, skiing, leaf peeping, fishing , tubing, whitewater rafting, snowmobiling. We reside at the single family home on property and we’re excited to share our place with you.

hope house

Sunny and open writing studio with over 150 years of literary history. Built in 1870, this lovely little house was where George Curtis edited Harper's magazine, wrote essays on transcendentalism , and argued for women's suffrage ( A recent guest informs me that George Curtis helped Thoreau build his cabin on Walden Pond ) The house has since sheltered painters, librarians, and poets.