Bed & Breakfast at
Field Farm Guest House
Williamstown, MA

Welcome to Field Farm Guest House Field Farm Guest House offers charming accommodations in a country setting. At the foot of the Taconic mountain range in north Berkshire County, with sweeping views of Mount Greylock, the house, with its formal gardens and manicured grounds, is surrounded by 296 acres of forests, agricultural fields, and wetlands. A four-mile trail system affords visitors an opportunity to explore these diverse habitats.

Bed and breakfast guests stay at the American Modern style main house, designed and built in 1948 for Lawrence and Eleanor Bloedel by the Boston firm of Andrews, Jones, Biscoe and Goodell.

Field Farm Guest House accommodates 14 guests in five lovely rooms, each with private bath. Three rooms feature private decks, and two have fireplaces. A full breakfast, including home - made granola and a hot entree, is served each morning in the formal dining room. The guest pantry is always available for your use.

A heated outdoor swimming pool and tennis court are available seasonally, and guests are welcome to hike, picnic, cross-country ski, or relax on the outdoor terrace.

Located in South Williamstown, just minutes away from Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williams College, and the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, Field Farm Guest House is convenient to a wide range of cultural activities.

For reservations and a color brochure write or call:

Innkeepers
Field Farm Guest House
554 Sloan Road
Williamstown, MA 01267-3059
413-458-3135

Field Farm House is one of 83 properties of The Trustees of Reservations, a member-supported conservation organization dedicated to preserving properties of exceptional scenic, historic and ecological value throughout Massachusetts. The Trustees owns and manages more than 21,000 acres, and protects and additional 11,000 acres through the use of conservation restrictions.

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