Lenox Hotels

From the "lovely" 1894 Tudor-style mansion that serves as its main building to the "gorgeous grounds", the "beautiful setting" is the draw at this "all-around family resort" in the Lenox area; there's "lots to do", whether you'd like a base for a "New England getaway", "good golf" or "excellent spa facilities", but a disappointed few declare that the rooms "need a freshening up", particularly "in comparison to some of the Berkshires' competition."

"Ever wonder what it would feel like to lead the life of a Tudor?" – head to this "formal" 1902 Berkshires country estate, a Relais & Châteaux lodging where "luxury comes in many forms"; arise from your "charming" room ("be sure to stay in the main building"), "play shuffleboard or go touring or hiking" and then finish with a "superlative" meal that's "unlike anything you've ever experienced"; indeed, it "lives up to all reports", so there's "no better place to stay in the area."

"Whether you're here to nourish your body or soul", this "grande dame of spas" is "as up-to-date as when it first opened"; "tucked away in the Berkshires'" town of Lenox, this "fabulous fitness and wellness resort" offers an "incredible variety" of "dusk-to-dawn activities", from "health and nutrition" programs to hiking and yoga, led by a crew of "outstanding instructors"; even the "food is delish", so as long as you "don't come for luxurious rooms" and can cough up the "astronomical" tariffs, it's "worth it"; N.B. no kids under 14.