Williamstown Hotel Guide - Chapin Library of Rare Books and Manuscripts hotels in Williamstown, United States of America.

"great organic fruits etc breakfast!!"

"very clean and friendly staff"

"The young man checking me in was pleasant. However, pulling up, it looked seedy, but hey let's check it out. Pulled around to our outside door and went in without luggage to check it out. Walked down to a room 109, opened the door, walked in and turned around 5 minutes later. Zero chance I could sleep or even shower in this room. Dingy and absolutely unacceptable. Main door, TWO connecting doors, and a huge glass sliding door on the main floor. Absolutely not. For the price they were charging this has to be decent, right? Absolutely wrong. I am in a hotel probably 30% of my life and I simply could NOT stay here. Whole place should be condemned. Looked in the bathroom and it was pieced together with different colors even. Door locks hanging wrong. Literally a dungeon like jail. And as an avid traveler I review and research everything. I have ZERO idea how this place is in business. Went to the front desk told the young man I was leaving to find something else. Asking his manager to please call me tomorrow morning. No call. I called maybe 10am. Said there was nothing they could do. I'm not paying for a room I was in for 5 minutes that seemed unsafe and not even clean up to par. Thank you Expedia for handling things properly. I am actually appalled by this whole situation. DO NOT STAY HERE. "

"It was a great stay at a place that was a cut above the usual hotel stay. Breakfast was provided but we only ate there 1 day for we wanted to experience things away from the place. There are many delicious places to eat for breakfast so try it. The location was perfect allowing for walking around whether to MOCA or finding other shops. While we didn’t bring our dog along this time, perhaps we will next time. "

"All excellent "

"Staff was pleasant! Clean and the restaurant was excellent!"

"Great location. Within walking distance to MOCA, and a few restaurants that were open during our stay. The town is post industrial and post manufacturing. Walking around MOCA is a wonderful experience in itself as much of the history of the building and surrounding area comes alive and is fascinating.The exercise room is small. Not crowded. The pool was in use most of the time we were there as the pool is used for children's swimming lessons. We didn't want to use the hot tub with a bunch of kids and parents splashing around. Good staff and very responsive. "

"Completely comfortable. Excellent restaurant. "

"The hotel was even more beautiful in person! Rooms were incredibly spacious and lovely. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. Great stay would definitley return. "