A Timeless Stay in the Heart of the Berkshires

Boutique Hotel in Lenox, MA

Nestled in the heart of Lenox, Massachusetts, The Yankee Inn is a beloved New England landmark that blends rustic charm with modern comfort. For over 60 years, this family-owned gem has offered an unforgettable escape, where crackling fireplaces, cozy rooms, and scenic views of a 111-acre wildlife preserve create a truly unique stay.

The View

On-Site Hiking Trails

Serene Pond Setting

Indoor Pool

Outdoor Pool

Welcome to
The Yankee Inn.

As a family-owned and operated hotel, we’ve built this property around a simple principle: treat every guest the way we would want our own family to be treated. That means comfortable rooms, genuine hospitality, and a team that takes pride in the details that make a stay memorable.

Whether you’re here to explore the Berkshires or just passing through, we’re glad you’ve chosen to stay with us. We look forward to welcoming you.

- The Toole Family

The Yankee Inn front entrance with covered portico and autumn Berkshires landscaping in Lenox, MA

Four Seasons, Endless Reasons

From sun-drenched summer hikes along our fox trails to peaceful winter mornings with snow on the pines, the Berkshires are beautiful year-round and The Yankee Inn puts you right in the middle of it all.

Kayaker in a yellow jacket paddling through rushing water in the Berkshires

Kayaking

Paddle out onto one of the Berkshires' stunning lakes and see the region from a whole new angle. Calm waters, beautiful scenery, and nothing but open sky ahead — rent a kayak and make a morning of it.
Trail runners racing through a sun-drenched dirt path surrounded by dry brush in the Berkshires

Running Trails

The Berkshires offer miles of smooth, scenic trail right through some of New England's most beautiful landscapes. Lace up and go — it's the kind of run that makes you forget you're exercising.
Solo hiker walking a mountain trail with sweeping valley and alpine lake views in the Berkshires

Hiking

Strap on your boots and head out into the Berkshires — miles of trails wind through Pittsfield State Forest, rewarding you with sweeping mountain views and fresh air that's hard to beat. Whether you're chasing a summit or a Sunday stroll, there's a trail for every pace.
Kayaker in a yellow jacket paddling through rushing water in the Berkshires

Kayaking

Paddle out onto one of the Berkshires' stunning lakes and see the region from a whole new angle. Calm waters, beautiful scenery, and nothing but open sky ahead — rent a kayak and make a morning of it.
Trail runners racing through a sun-drenched dirt path surrounded by dry brush in the Berkshires

Running Trails

The Berkshires offer miles of smooth, scenic trail right through some of New England's most beautiful landscapes. Lace up and go — it's the kind of run that makes you forget you're exercising.
Solo hiker walking a mountain trail with sweeping valley and alpine lake views in the Berkshires

Hiking

Strap on your boots and head out into the Berkshires — miles of trails wind through Pittsfield State Forest, rewarding you with sweeping mountain views and fresh air that's hard to beat. Whether you're chasing a summit or a Sunday stroll, there's a trail for every pace.
Lone ice skater gliding across a frozen lake surrounded by snow-dusted forests in the Berkshires

Ice Skating

When the temperature drops, the ice rink is where the fun heats up. Bring the family, find your footing, and enjoy one of winter's best simple pleasures.
Classic New England main street with red brick buildings and Berkshire Hills in the background in winter

Downtown Pittsfield Walking

Pittsfield's Upstreet Cultural District is made for slow winter afternoons — think cozy restaurants, local shops, and live performances all within easy walking distance. Step outside the hotel and let the city surprise you.
Woman hiking through a rocky snow-dusted forest trail in the Berkshires in late autumn

Hiking/Walking

The trails don't close when the snow falls — they just get better. Winter hiking in the Berkshires means quiet forests, fresh powder underfoot, and views that look like a postcard.
Lone ice skater gliding across a frozen lake surrounded by snow-dusted forests in the Berkshires

Ice Skating

When the temperature drops, the ice rink is where the fun heats up. Bring the family, find your footing, and enjoy one of winter's best simple pleasures.
Classic New England main street with red brick buildings and Berkshire Hills in the background in winter

Downtown Pittsfield Walking

Pittsfield's Upstreet Cultural District is made for slow winter afternoons — think cozy restaurants, local shops, and live performances all within easy walking distance. Step outside the hotel and let the city surprise you.
Woman hiking through a rocky snow-dusted forest trail in the Berkshires in late autumn

Hiking/Walking

The trails don't close when the snow falls — they just get better. Winter hiking in the Berkshires means quiet forests, fresh powder underfoot, and views that look like a postcard.
Person walking through a sunlit forest trail at golden hour in the Berkshires in spring

Sunset Stroll

As the day winds down, there's no better way to end it than a peaceful evening walk across our 111-acre wildlife preserve. Watch the sun dip behind the Berkshire hills as the property settles into a golden quiet, just you, the trails, and the kind of stillness that's hard to find anywhere else.
Colorful spring wildflowers blooming in full color at the Berkshire Botanical Garden in Lenox Massachusetts

Berkshire Botanical Garden

Just a short drive from the inn, the Berkshire Botanical Garden spans 15 acres filled with over 3,000 plant species, and spring is when it truly comes alive with blooming bulbs, flowering trees, and fresh color at every turn. 
Ornate carved wooden staircase inside a historic Gilded Age mansion in Lenox Massachusetts

Ventfort Hall Mansion & Gilded Age Museum

Step back into the opulence of the Gilded Age at this stunning 1893 Jacobean Revival mansion, once home to Sarah Morgan, sister of financier J.P. Morgan. Tours, exhibits, and theatrical performances make it a one-of-a-kind afternoon in Lenox.
Guests enjoying dinner and drinks in a cozy warmly lit bar and lounge in the Berkshires

Dinner & Live Music

When the sun goes down, the Berkshires come alive, from cozy taverns with live local acts to candlelit restaurants pouring craft cocktails and local wine. Spring evenings here have a rhythm all their own, and there's no shortage of ways to end a great day on a high note.
Clear night sky filled with stars and the Milky Way over the Berkshire Hills in Massachusetts

Stargazing

End your fall evening the right way, a drink in hand, cool crisp air, and a sky full of stars over the Berkshire hills. With minimal light pollution and the quiet stillness of autumn nights, it's the kind of moment you didn't know you needed.
Small owl perched on a branch in a quiet woodland setting on the Yankee Inn wildlife preserve in the Berkshires

Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary

Just five minutes from the inn, Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary offers scenic trails winding through forests and wetlands, all the way up to Lenox Mountain Summit. The views of the valley from the top are the kind that make the climb completely worth it.
Hiker with trekking poles walking through a forest trail surrounded by golden fall foliage in the Berkshires

Hike at October Mountain State Forest

Named by Herman Melville himself, who was so struck by the sight of these hills in autumn from his Pittsfield home, October Mountain was made for this season. At 16,500 acres, it's the largest state forest in Massachusetts, with trails for every level winding through a blaze of red, orange, and gold foliage that's hard to find anywhere else in New England.
Clear night sky filled with stars and the Milky Way over the Berkshire Hills in Massachusetts

Stargazing

End your fall evening the right way, a drink in hand, cool crisp air, and a sky full of stars over the Berkshire hills. With minimal light pollution and the quiet stillness of autumn nights, it's the kind of moment you didn't know you needed.
Small owl perched on a branch in a quiet woodland setting on the Yankee Inn wildlife preserve in the Berkshires

Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary

Just five minutes from the inn, Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary offers scenic trails winding through forests and wetlands, all the way up to Lenox Mountain Summit. The views of the valley from the top are the kind that make the climb completely worth it.
Hiker with trekking poles walking through a forest trail surrounded by golden fall foliage in the Berkshires

Hike at October Mountain State Forest

Named by Herman Melville himself, who was so struck by the sight of these hills in autumn from his Pittsfield home, October Mountain was made for this season. At 16,500 acres, it's the largest state forest in Massachusetts, with trails for every level winding through a blaze of red, orange, and gold foliage that's hard to find anywhere else in New England.

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What our guests are saying

Jennifer D.

"The hosts were super. Both pools were great and nice size. Definitely coming back!"

James C.

"Clean and wonderful. Stayed here 2 nights and took advantage of the great amenities (hot tub, pool and fitness center). The place was clean and the complimentary breakfast was delicious. Hotel staff was friendly and helpful."

Tina K.

"Excellent value, esp. for this overpriced region. Roomy warm pool, great free breakfast (fresh fruit), top-notch staff."

Toni B.

"Nostalgic but modern comforts with super friendly staff. Room large, immaculate with comfortable beds and many amenities (fridge, micro, coffee, large tv, hair dryer, soaps in shower, banging WiFi, charging station...) we loved parking outside and rolling right in. Big breakfast for all, old school cocktail lounge in lobby open until 11 (fun not rowdy)."

Chris B.

"The newly-renovated room was spotless and comfortable. I especially loved the gas fireplace. This is a great place for families as they have an indoor pool. Check in and out was very easy."

FAQ

Early check-in and late check-out are available based on availability. Please contact the front desk to arrange this for your stay.

Balcony rooms can be requested at the time of booking but are subject to availability. We recommend booking early to secure your preferred room type.

Check-in time is 3:00 PM and check-out time is 11:00 AM. 

The Yankee Inn is just a short drive from Tanglewood, making us an ideal base for guests attending the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer season. Many guests pair a Tanglewood concert with a relaxing stay on our 12-acre property, complete with an outdoor pool, indoor pool, and on-site trails.

Every stay at The Yankee Inn includes complimentary breakfast, Wi-Fi, parking, and access to our outdoor pool, indoor pool and hot tub, fitness center, and on-site nature trails. Guests can also unwind at Foxtrail Lounge, our on-site cocktail bar, or enjoy mountain views and private balconies from select rooms.

The Berkshires offer year-round experiences just minutes from our property. In summer, enjoy Tanglewood concerts, hiking, and the outdoor pool. Fall brings world-class foliage along the scenic byways. Winter is ideal for skiing at nearby resorts and cozying up in our fireplace rooms. Wellness travelers can visit Kripalu, Canyon Ranch, and Miraval, all close to the hotel.

Special Offers

Make the most of your stay with special offers at The Yankee Inn Lenox. Whether you're planning a relaxing escape or a last-minute getaway, our curated deals add extra value to your time in Lenox, Massachusetts.

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