Autumn Inn

Very ordinary for the price; would not stay here again. Only good thing was that it was quiet but furnishings were shabby and room merely adequate.

Late arrival was met with friendly, informative desk clerk. The hotel itself was overall quite charming, obviously old yet not outdated. The rooms are a delightful combination of quaint throwbacks and modern amenities - a wall mounted bottle opener alongside the hair dryer in the bathroom, real keys for the door and a safe in the closet. Wireless connection was free, and suffered no connection drops. Room felt roomy, bed was comfortable, and despite the age of the place, nothing retained any smoke smell. read more

The Autumn Inn was built in the 50s, and feels it. Some of the quirks of the era are welcome, like the use of door keys, the heavy wood and ersatz colonial great room in the lobby. Some are not, like older red shag carpet and harvest yellow bat tile. The beds are comfortable, though they use fiber fill pillows. At the rate they charge, one would expect a higher quality. During our stay, the travelers seemed mostly seniors, which seemed appropriate-this is definitely a geriatric palace. read more

Very dissapointed with the above mentioned.Also the pool had a very low water level.Else it was fine.

The Autumn Inn is located across from Smith College and has a quaint New England feel.

Lovely old-fashioned rooms, four poster bed, clean, well-kept. A very basic breakfast, but the dining room was very homey and nice.

Perfectly adequate accommodations for an evening. Room was clean and the front desk was friendly and helpful. They do sell beer and wine at the desk which I have not seen before and may be convenient for those of you who drink.

This is a charming New England Inn with beautifully kept grounds and ideal location next to Smith College campus. Complimentary continental breakfast is well presented in attractive fireplace lounge area.

A very nice break from big chain hotels. Small and charming.