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We are American and Filipino owned and operated family business, Owned by the Perrin family. The Berkshire Inn provides you with a friendly, relaxing family environment, good for any trip or vacation.

The Perrin family, has a true value of valuing quality family time together, and we are committed to be sure that your family is felt welcomed here at The Berkshire Inn as a traveler or a business person.

We’re located in the heart of the Berkshires in Massachusetts, centrally located to several ski areas, a wonderful assortment of restaurants, charming shops and fascinating museums. The area is abundant with cultural events and offers nature lovers every opportunity to enjoy scenic landscapes and outdoor activities throughout the changing seasons.

The Berkshire Mountains

We have stayed at the Berkshire Inn several times, and are always pleased by the cleanliness and comfort of this charming place. It reminds us of how mountain resort motels used to be.

Locally Owned in Berkshire County

Locally owned and operated by the Perrin Family, we welcome you to the Beautiful Berkshires. If you chose to stay here at the Berkshire Inn, we will strive to make your stay an enjoyable one. You can also follow us on Facebook for any upcoming promotions or package deals. Be sure to check out our promotions each season as we will be offering deals.

Visit us at 150 West Housatonic Street in Pittsfield, MA, call us at 413-443-3000 ext 13 or toll-free 800-443-0633 ext 13 or by email at reservations@berkshireinn-ma.com.

The Berkshire Inn

My girlfriend and I stayed here for a quick midweek getaway in mid-December 2011. The rooms were clean and modern, the staff was friendly, and the bed was comfortable.

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Comments

A. Cabus, August 23, 2012

I loved the place, the rooms are very clean and the environment was clean and very family friendly. We loved the outdoor pool area, even though we didn't get to use it much as we wanted to. Their were many restaurants in the historic downtown Pittsfield and it was all within walking distance. When we are visiting the Berkshires we sure will be staying at the Berkshire Inn, with the wonderful owners the Perrin Family. Reply
Paul R., August 28, 2012

“Great for a family on a budget” 4 of 5 stars Reviewed August 5, 2012 The Berkshires offer a wide variety of delights for those on vacation, and it is thus understandable that a lot of people would want to spend time here, any time of the year. There are innumerable places for business people needing a lot of amenities, couples needing romantic ambiance, or those wanting luxurious pampering to their every need. The Berkshire Inn is none of those places -- but it fills the niche that is sometimes hard to find: family-oriented value. I stayed here alone one night prior to starting a trip on the Appalachian Trail. Because early starts are a crucial factor to making progress on the A.T., I had to leave this place at 5:30 am after a 10 pm check-in the night before. In other words, I didn't get a good chance to review this place. I will simply note what I saw during the short time I was there. Pittsfield has made a successful effort to maintain a vital city center, and the local residents can be proud of the strength of their public transportation. Pittsfield is the center of this transit system, so those who prefer this type of service would be well-served to check this city for a visit. For those vast majority who rely on auto travel, Pittsfield is as good as any other choice. The Berkshire Inn is located a little over a kilometer (ie, about 7/10 of a mile) from the main transport center, just west of the town's main commercial street (called "North Street" north of East Street and West Street, and "South Street" south of these). Although West Housatonic Street is a U.S. highway, it was surprisingly quiet.There are a few, but not many, commercial establishments along this road; most of them are on the main road. My room had full bath, fridge, AC, microwave, and TV with 71 channels listed. Free amenities include parking and pool. I was not able to take advantage of either the free wi-fi or continental breakfast. The room was clean and well-maintained. The office closes at 9 pm, but this was not an issue due to my informing them of my arrival at 10 pm -- the manager was available almost immediately after I rang the doorbell, and check in was a breeze. This one staff member was clearly welcoming despite my short stay. There was no radio-alarm in the room, so I relied on a phone-in wake up call. Although I was worried about this call not coming through -- my phone line had a LOT of static on it -- the phone did ring, but the call was cut off almost immediately. In this age of ubiquitous cell phones, a room phone line with static is not generally an issue -- but if (like me) you MUST have a call come through, this can be an problem. For a family who wants a quiet, friendly, and affordable place to stay where everyone can enjoy their stay, this place is highly recommended. Reply