适合家庭住宿的Easthampton民宿

Mid-Century Glass Octagon in the Berkshires

This architectural gem with wrap-around glass windows welcomes guests with its uniquely-designed, informal interior set on 7 private woodland acres. Cozy up around the wood-burning fireplace with floor to ceiling windows as a backdrop, or sit on the expansive deck around the firepit gazing at the stars. Use as a home base for the wonderful cultural and outdoor activities in the area, or enjoy nature in luxury without ever leaving home. *Book midweek for discounted rates IG@midcenturyoctagon

Separate apt, 1 mile from downtown, 1 guest only

This is a private, clean, comfortable apartment with New pillow top mattress for 1 person with separate entrance in our new home. You will have the space to yourself. We are a mile from downtown near the bike path, the mill river, and Smith college. Private bathroom with a shower; kitchen basics: fridge, microwave, toaster, teapot, pour over coffee. Wifi and smart tv. Sunny with central air in the summer warm and cozy in the winter. Walk or ride a bike to town. We’re located in Village Hill.

1880s sun-bathed beauty in best downtown location

Sun-drenched, recently renovated 2nd floor apartment in gracious 4-family Victorian home, steps from Northampton's vibrant downtown. Wonderful open living/dining/kitchen space with stainless-steel appliances, butcher block counters, wood floors, lots of seating & large TV. Master BR with queen bed & TV, small 2nd BR with double bed. Comfy double blow-up mattress can be set up in LR. Small-ish updated bathroom with shower and tiled floor. Washer and dryer in basement (shared with another apt).

Large Studio – Walk to Town

IMPORTANT: Please read the full description about the eco-friendly policy and click the "CONTACT HOST" button, rather than making a reservation. I will respond very quickly to your request. Thank you for your consideration! A unique studio, loft-like, surrounded by beautiful gardens, a short walk to downtown and Smith College; perfect for visiting the five colleges, attending weddings, graduations, workshops, writing and research; close to hiking and bicycle trails.

Vintage 3BR Farmhouse | Near Town + Mount Holyoke

Enjoy the charm of an 1875 farmhouse with modern comforts in this spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath suite on the first floor! Renovated throughout, the space offers a bright living room, full kitchen, and peaceful bedrooms. Relax on the wrap-around porch or stroll to Mount Holyoke College (less than 500 meters) and Village Commons for a peaceful afternoon. Perfect for family getaways or visiting nearby colleges with Amherst and Northampton just a short 20 minute drive away.

Amherst, Quiet, Private, Cozy Studio Apartment

This cozy studio is ideally located for exploring nearby colleges: UMass, Hampshire, Amherst, Mount Holyoke, and Smith. Nestled in the scenic Pioneer Valley, enjoy stunning landscapes, forests, and rivers, as well as cultural highlights like the Eric Carle Museum, Yiddish Book Center, and Emily Dickinson Museum. Just minutes from hiking trails, art galleries, gourmet dining, and music venues, our studio offers the perfect base for your Pioneer Valley adventure.

Roost House (2 BR Apt. downtown)

Gorgeous 2 bedroom Apt in the heart of downtown Northampton. Designed by Liz Karney of Sticks and Bricks, this light-filled, unique apartment features one-of-a-kind rustic pieces and comfortable beds. Plenty of space to relax and enjoy your stay. Wifi, television, one king bedroom, one queen bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, dining room, living room, 3 season porch and a private patio. Parking spot included.

Cedar Wet Room w Soaking Tub

Secluded and private apartment with a well equipped and stocked kitchenette, large queen bedroom with quality bed and bedding. Amazing cedar wet room with rain water shower and copper soaking tub with view of bamboo grove. Organic cotton bath linens and robes. Private patio. Fast Internet. Sonos sound system with Napster. Pets welcome with advance notice. Sound proof construction.

hope house

Sunny and open writing studio with over 150 years of literary history. Built in 1870, this lovely little house was where George Curtis edited Harper's magazine, wrote essays on transcendentalism , and argued for women's suffrage ( A recent guest informs me that George Curtis helped Thoreau build his cabin on Walden Pond ) The house has since sheltered painters, librarians, and poets.