The Red Lion Inn
Hotel · Berkshire County ·
Farm-to-table restaurant & pub with nightly entertainment
Farm-to-table restaurant & pub with nightly entertainment
"The Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge transforms into a Norman Rockwell–style festive scene with dozens of live Christmas trees, wreaths, garlands, and poinsettias, live piano and harp performances in the lobby for much of December, and front-porch caroling that together recreate a quintessential New England holiday ambiance." - Judy Koutsky
"Right across the street from The Lost Lamb is the iconic Red Lion Inn, a hotel that opened way back in 1773. The longevity of the place is either an amazing or terrifying thing, depending on how you feel about red carpet, fine china, and floral wallpaper. Order some chowder and chicken pot pie from a rocking chair on the front porch, and think back on some simpler times, like when a trip from Boston to Albany would take three days by horse-drawn carriage." - joel ang
"Paranormal investigators and mediums have paid their share of visits to the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and many say the fourth floor has the most activity. It’s not just the professionals making these claims: cleaning staff and guests have reported seeing a “ghostly young girl carrying flowers” and “a man in a top hat,” and some guests say they’ve awoken to the feeling of someone standing over them at the foot of the bed. Creepy!" - Brooke Bobb, Christina Pérez
"Right across the street from The Lost Lamb is the iconic Red Lion Inn, a hotel that opened way back in 1773. The longevity of the place is either an amazing or terrifying thing, depending on how you feel about red carpet, fine china, and floral wallpaper. Order some chowder and chicken pot pie from a rocking chair on the front porch, and think back on some simpler times, like when a trip from Boston to Albany would take three days by horse-drawn carriage. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"We checked in to the 250-year-old Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, which has a heated outdoor pool, and used it as a cozy base for hiking Laura’s Tower despite the winter weather." - Lauren Matison Lauren Matison Lauren Matison is a writer and editor specializing in outdoor adventure, sustainability, and family travel. She is a frequent contributor at National Geographic, Thrillist, The New York Times, Condé Nast Traveler, Outside, and Shape. She was the Green Getaways columnist at Travel + Leisure. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
