Field Farm is unlike any B&B I could have imagined. The building is somewhat unremarkable from the outside (and I suggest they change the sign to fit the decor). But the interior is mid-century modern heaven. If you're tired of the usual shabby-chic B&B style, Field Farm is like a breath of fresh air. The house is set on extensive... more

All the ingredients are there: beautiful landscape, privacy, charm, vintage furniture ... but as a whole the experience left us cold. The living room feels like the one your friend's mom had, where it was criminal to touch anything or sit anywhere: the museum effect. Also, I've worked at inns before, and when someone mentions to the innkeeper that it's... more

I stayed here for a slow fall weekend, and it was perfect. The house is decorated with mid-century furniture - for example, an original (I think) Eames chair and Noguchi coffee table. The living room has a huge picture window facing overlooking the pond and mountains, and we spent both evenings reading by the fire. Our room had the same... more

We had a lovely weekend stay at the Field Farm Guest House. We loved the modern design; it felt like being in a very exclusive boutique hotel. Room: We stayed in the Master Suite, which was spacious and supremely comfortable (great bed, great sofa), with fabulous views from a large private deck with table/chairs and two chaises. This room is... more

My husband and I stayed at this property for 3 nights over New year's. It was one of the best weekends away we have had. we booked the master suite, which I would highly recommend. Most of the other rooms are small. the price is a bit steep, but you get peace and quiet, amazing views and tasty breakfasts. What... more

Great location, great views. good breakfasts. nice rooms and common rooms. Had a little problem with the heating system one night, fine the 2nd night. Would stay there again. more

My wife and I stayed at Field Farm in January, 2001. It's a country home, a modern classic. Outdoor sculpture and stunning views of Mt. Greylock set in a serene 200+ acre wooded and fielded farmland. It's a just a minute down the road from one of our favorite food shops: "Five Corners", and a few more minutes to Williamstown.... more