The Guesthouse at Field Farm

Recommended for

• Eco break

  • The estate is owner by The Trustees, an organisation that protects 100+ special places – nearly 25,000 acres – in Massachusetts

• Country Escape

  • Throughout the year hike or cross-country ski across meadows & woodland peppered with modern sculptures by distinguished artists

• Hideaway

  • A modernist treasure-chest tucked away within miles of picturesque countryside. Culture vultures will consider this a hidden gem

• Artworks

  • Look out for Eileen Gray tables, George Nelson pendant lamps, Noguchi coffee table, Kagan sofas and reproduction Eames chairs

• Groups

  • Stay in The Folly, a three-bedroom shingled guest cottage, designed in 1965 by noted modernist architect Ulrich Franzen

• Architectural

  • Designed and built by Edwin Goodell in 1948 for Lawrence & Eleanor Bloedel, avid modern art and furniture collectors

• Great walks

  • Head out the door and explore the property's 316-acre reservation along trails past ponds, meadows, modern sculptures & woodland

• Museums

  • Visit world-class Clark Art Institute or Williams College Museum of Art. The Norman Rockwell Museum is a little furtehr afield

• Skiing

  • As well as the estate, nearby Notchview offers great cross-country skiing in winter and excellent hiking in the summer months

• Sights nearby

  • Visit additional Trustees Properties in the area, including Naumkeag and Mission House

• Views

  • Many of the rooms and shared spaces offer unparalled views over Mount Greylock

• No restaurant

  • Rates include a full farm breakfast and tea and coffee from the pantry

• Rooms with balcony/terrace

  • East Room, North Room and Greylock Room feature priavte outdoor decks

• Minimum Stay

  • There are two and three night minimum stays on weekends and holidays

• Restrictions on children

  • Children aged 13 years and above are welcome

• B&B

• Historic

• Full of character

• Sit-out Terrace

• Designer

• Family Suites

• Quiet

• Remote

• Secluded setting

• Quirky

• Intimate

• Charming

• Contemporary

• Retro/Vintage

Facilities

• Rooms

  7 rooms in this hotel

• Swimming Pool

  A little distance from the main house, within the property's grounds, you'll find the outdoor seasonal pool

• Views

  Many of the rooms and shared spaces offer unparalled views over Mount Greylock

• No restaurant

  Rates include a full farm breakfast and tea and coffee from the pantry

• Rooms with balcony/terrace

  East Room, North Room and Greylock Room feature priavte outdoor decks

• Minimum Stay

  There are two and three night minimum stays on weekends and holidays

• Restrictions on children

  Children aged 13 years and above are welcome

• Air conditioning

• Garden

• Sit-out Terrace

• No pets

• Family Suites

• Parking

• Bath robes

• Sitting Room

• Wifi

Activities

• Great walks

  • Head out the door and explore the property's 316-acre reservation along trails past ponds, meadows, modern sculptures & woodland

• Museums

  • Visit world-class Clark Art Institute or Williams College Museum of Art. The Norman Rockwell Museum is a little furtehr afield

• Skiing

  • As well as the estate, nearby Notchview offers great cross-country skiing in winter and excellent hiking in the summer months

• Theatre

  • In the area you'll find Tanglewood - home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra - and Shakespeare & Company’s summer repertory

• Sights nearby

  • Visit additional Trustees Properties in the area, including Naumkeag and Mission House

Map & Location