Cornwall Inn

Over February break my family and I decided to go skiing at Mohawk mountain and we choose to stay at the Cornwall inn. In the morning we went to the complementary breakfast and it was great! The breakfast consisted of fresh fruit, toast with homemade jam, fresh pasteries and ceareal with homemade granola. The staff was overall very friendly and the Inn had a very «family run» feeling. The beds were comfy and the rooms have a cottage feeling. Also we brought our dog (a perfect pug named louie) to the Inn and the staff were very pet friendly and went above and beyond to make sure louie was comfortable. Overall the staff, food, rooms and overall service were fantastic. Two thumbs up!

Mark the owner took me in as I was passing by the area and provided exceptional hospitality. Updated, clean and rooms. I was on a photography road trip, and Mark was able to direct me to several locations I never would have found without his help. I’d recommend this place to anyone in the area!

A lovely and charming traditional inn in a great location. Stayed here to visit my sister having come from California. This is a great place to stay near Kent and with Mohawk ski mountain nearby. The inn has appealing antique furniture and the floors creak when you walk across them. The owners are very nice and helpful. Nicely appointed rooms with antique furniture, comfortable beds and modern shower stalls A sizeable breakfast roon and a good breakfast. You can hang out in the comfy chairs of the lounge. Surrounded by lovely old treas you can wake up to hear the leaves and branches in the breeze and sounds of wildlife. Reminds me of the Barbara Stanwick Movie ‘Christmas in Connecticut’. A great choice reasonably priced I will be back. For once no white christmas this year but hope the snow comes soon.

The room was ok — nice bed and bathroom, though, I could hear the noise from the road. Breakfast was so so — nothing special. My biggest complaint is that the hot tub was closed because it was «Seasonal» — in October, when temps are in 60s and 50s, hot tbs should be open. The biggest asset was the closeness to Kent Falls and other scenic areas of northwestern CT.

Had a lovely weekend away from the big apple here. I took my girlfriend and we loved this inn that we stayed at.
It is well kept by the owners and they out on a delicious spread for breakfast which will give you the energy to explore the towns, go hiking or kayaking in this amazing getaway location!
I had a brilliant weekend, large part thanks to Stacey and her husband mark!

My boyfriend and I stayed here one night for a quick weekend getaway. He surprised me with the trip and the place couldn’t have been better. The inn was lovely and quaint. Our room was very clean and cool. We spent most the day hiking but upon out return we spent time in the hot tub and pool which was very clean. we were given a free glass of wine (a nice touch) that night. The innkeepers were attentive and kind, making sure we had everything we needed. The bed was extremely comfortable (normally I have issues sleeping in hotels. But not here!!) we were both out like logs. The breakfast the next morning was nothing too extravagant. But it had all you needed. Toast, hard boiled eggs, cereal, pastry, coffee, juice etc. I would 100% stay here again.

Welcome to the place that will not service your room and will abruptly kick you out at checkout time and then «hope you enjoyed your stay». Rude staff! Mediocre accommodations.

Beautiful area, okay service.
We stayed here for 3 nights. Price was roughly $ 600 when booked 8 months in advance. I did have to change my booking days a couple of times and it was no problem. There was a room above our room and it was so loud! The first night we had zero water pressure, but after notifying the owner, they came and fixed it. I just wonder how come this wasn’t identified earlier. The rooms were okay, but it was clear that the maid didn’t to too much. Breakfast was something similar to what you find in Italy. Coffee, Pasty and a fruit. The maid left the room unlocked and cracked open while we were out, the gentlemen working the next morning didn’t even bother apologizing. There was wireless internet, but they gave us the wrong password. We got the right one from the neighbor. I probably wouldn’t recommend this place unless it was a last option.

Lovely! I booked a night at the Cornwall Inn thanks to a generous LivingSocial deal that didn’t include Labor Day weekend in its blackout dates. I was dismayed to have the proprietress call me out on using a discount deal during a holiday weekend, but before I could refer to the small type and threaten to refund my voucher, Stacey obligingly booked me a room. She warned me that the room she reserved wouldn’t have a bathroom en suite, but when my husband and I checked in – lo and behold! – there was bathroom, and it was good.
The Cornwall Inn is in the middle of nowhere and kind of hard to get to, but that’s the point of vacationing in the Berkshires, isn’t it? And anyway, there’s free wifi and an abundance of decent food and hiking trails nearby. Mark and Stacey, the couple who run the Cornwall Inn, couldn’t be nicer or more obliging. In fact Mark, a claims adjuster, gave my husband a good amount of free insurance advice regarding a recent injury. A cheap getaway at a lovely inn with expert advice to boot? What could be better? Oh, I know: a Trivial Pursuit board to go with the two expansion card sets :)

I got married over Labor Day weekend at Kent Falls State Park and stayed at this Inn. I could not recommend it highly enough. Everyone who worked there was so friendly and welcoming. The food was outstanding. We ate practically every meal there because it was so good and was a great variety. When you go, be sure to get a Margarita at the bar and get a Bloody Mary the next morning.

My fiancé and I really needed a vacation. So I wanted to set up a trip to visit the iO Gallery so that I could see the Michael Whelan exhibit there. The lady at iO Gallery seemed wonderful and I couldn’t wait to see the are show. I tried to set up a room at this in and the people here seem to be a little strange. Okay extremely strange. They hung up on me… twice! I have no idea why. I was polite. I’m always polite. It was really shocking. Was it because we don’t drive and needed to set up a cab to get there. Why don’t they have a shuttle set up? Most New Yorkers don’t drive. They are rude, snooty and downright unpleasant. Too bad. I really would have like to have seem the Whelan exhibit.