Stonehill's

Whereas we didn't spend the night, we were here for the open house and got to see most of the rooms. Some have a kitchen, some have a living area, some have a loft, some have a deck and all of them have an awesome bathroom! We were there for cocktails on Saturday evening at the main house. Sitting outside in Adirondack chairs, listening to the music playing in the background and being surrounded by nature made for a very relaxing evening.

We had our wedding at Stonehill’s in fall 2024. While the land and setting are beautiful, working with the venue’s team leading up to the wedding was the most stressful part of our planning. Multiple people responded from the venue email address, but no one signed their name, so we never knew who we were dealing with. Some of the emails we received were shockingly rude and inhospitable. Communications aside, there were numerous other issues. For example, we raised concerns about bar staffing multiple times prior to the wedding after a friend who previously attended a wedding there told us about long lines. Despite repeated assurances that they would appropriately staff the bars, our wedding had the same issue: consistently long waits and not enough bartenders to meet demand. The venue provides the alcohol, so we feel like there's little incentive for them to provide sufficient service when slower service may increase their margins. About two weeks before the wedding, they let us know there would be another event the night before ours—when we and our guests were checking in—and asked if we’d be willing to share heaters. We had no issue with another wedding taking place, but we were floored that they hadn’t mentioned it earlier. We feel that they told us only to simplify heater logistics, not as a courtesy heads up (which you’d expect from folks in the hospitality industry...). Also, when we checked in to our cabin, there was long hair and dust on the floor throughout. It clearly hadn’t been vacuumed. We’d caution those considering Stonehill’s to think twice.

I would like to share the memorable experience! Our one night stay at Stonehill’s Farmhouse (4 ppl) was very comfortable, cozy and pleasant. Cabin #4 is modern and clean. There was a small kitchen but there were no cooking utensils (I didn’t find the info if guests should bring their own or its available to pick up on site). Complementary breakfast is a plus. The sauna was working but the tab unfortunately not :( The area is calm and beautiful. In walkable distance there are two farms. Hosts are doing a great job!

I recently photographed a wedding at Stonehill's, and it was absolutely amazing! The grounds are gorgeous, and offer lots of different options for photos. The ceremony space is stunning, and feels whimsical, as if you are set back in the woods. The clear tent outside for dancing is perfection on a gorgeous summer evening, and the farmhouse offers the most beautiful and comfortable accommodations. Really looking forward to photographing another wedding here. It was amazing from beginning to end!

The team at Stonehill's have built and maintain a fantastic property. I highly recommend a visit to escape the city, explore the surrounding area or just get away. Breakfast is beautiful, great cocktails at the bar and A+ service from their small but mighty team. We hope to be back for a visit in the future.

My family had a dreamy long weekend stay at Stonehill's. We booked a cabin and our kids, who are 3 and 5, slept in the loft. It was so tastefully put together, and our kids could go to bed early while we hung out with lights and television on without worrying about waking them. But the real draw of Stonehill's is the property. We explored both streams and roamed the different areas to explore. Amanda, who helps keep the house, gave us goat food and the kids LOVED feeding the goats and sheep. Each morning, we watched the ducks walk across the property in a perfect line. The barn was gorgeous and a fun spot for a family dance party. But what's really clear is that this would be an amazing spot for a larger family event, allowing intimate spots to catch up and hosting large parties for dinners or dancing. We will definitely come back!

Beautiful rooms, the whole interior s got a lot of charms. The bathtub was very nice, everything was clean, friendly and relaxing vibe. I love love loved the rescue animals, the dwarf goats and the fluffy sheep were just way too cute, they were so beyond friendly, they all ran to the gate when we approached and also followed us around on the lawn, too cute for words.

Very bizarre place-zero hospitality. For the prices they are charging, I was expecting much more. No one was visible in the main house the whole weekend we were there to answer questions, open the bar or just generally make it feel like a welcoming hotel. The cabin we booked was fine, but very little value for $869/night.