Hawk Mountain Lodge

Location, location, location…
That is about all this place had going for it. Located right between Zoar Outdoor rafting and zip lining it was super convenient to stay here for 1 night.
Sadly, this place was a bit pricey for what you were getting. There is no breakfast included it is strictly lodging. There is tea and coffee though in the main living room. There is also a mini fridge and microwave should you choose to bring anything small.
There are three bedrooms located downstairs I assume with their own bathrooms, though I am unsure because there is a bathroom downstairs that has two doors — one is accessible through the bedroom and one through the living room.
There are three additional bedrooms upstairs and one bathroom to share. We stayed in the Millers room upstairs which had a queen bed with a small love-​seat and a cot in the closet. There were fans and towels in the room. There were not much window coverings so the morning light would surely wake you up. The bed was not very comfortable and the pillows were quite flat. Obviously, this place is a bit old and feels like your grandmother’s house most likely. Wallpaper, flowery décor etc.
I just can’t give this place more stars because it only has the convenience going for it. There were some bugs and the wallpaper was peeling. It didn’t feel the cleanest, but I know the linens were at least washed. The manager was very friendly as well.
Overall this place felt more like $ 60 and not $ 90. I’m not sure if I would stay here again.
If you’re going to stay here, there’s no traditional check in. At the side entrance on the porch there is a sign with your name and the room you’re staying in. You let yourself in the house and find your room. All the doors are clearly labeled with their name. The key to lock your door is already in the door knob.
****CAUTION: make sure your key locks and unlocks your door before you shut it! We locked and closed our door taking our key out, but when we returned our key wouldn’t unlock the door. Even though it fit in the keyhole, it wouldn’t turn and unlock it. We were able to get in touch with the manager via a walkie-​talkie hanging on a billboard in front of the Zoar retail shop. He helped us obtain the correct key.
Breakfast: We drove about 15 minutes to Shelburne Falls and ate at Foxtown Diner. It is a bit overpriced, but it was really good and worth the drive. The town is also cute and makes for a nice walk.