This is a bright, modern update of an older building, in the center of a small city. I liked its location next to a rail trail and a pub in the former train station. Lots of art by local artists on display. On weekdays, a diverse and plentiful cold self-serve breakfast. Our host was very attentive.

A small matter: We were told to expect an email with instructions about how to access our room. Never came. It turned out they had sent a text, which we did not find till we were standing at the door. I had not been monitoring texts.

Breakfast was great. Fresh berries, fruit, artisan granola, breads and yogurt. Pastries. Excellent coffee and choice of creamers. I loved the organic products and that a toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers were provided.

Parking was confusing. Pulled into driveway but seemed that as t allowed. And while a spa was a nice option, a shower would have been preferred and without climbing over the high side of the tub - which my husband could not manage.

It is a nice little art hotel right on the Ashuwillticook rail trail. The room was cozy and comfortable with a nice jetted bathtub. Access to the kitchen for breakfast essentials and coffee was also a nice benefit! 110% Recommended

Lighting inside the room could be better. Just one side lamp or ceiling lights which did not give too much control to enhance the mood setting. Also, the bathroom did not have enough lighting.

During our 2-night visit to Adams, we stayed at the 'Greek Room' at The Trail. Once we entered the living room, we immediately felt the artistic flair and cultural theme, which was a wonderful extension to the rooms. Our room has a blue hue from floor to the ceiling, and the bathroom was very modern. There was a clear focus on using locally sourced products and sustainable items, which was great to see for a small town.

If you are arriving after-hours, you might have a difficult time finding the side entrance. Speaking of which, pulling your roller bags to the side entrance might be a struggle due to the rocky driveway. But the luggage pain doesn't end there. Once inside, you have to carry your heavy luggage up a steep flight of stairs (if you're room happens to be upstairs); but they do have rooms on the main floor, so make sure to ask.

Clean. Friendly staff. Large common areas. Laundry machines available. Kitchen available and stocked with usual items. Good location - good restaurant right next door, running/biking trail just out the back.

Parking - not really a problem, but it is either on street or parking in the lot for the restaurant next door. No breakfast - but there is access to the kitchen that is stocked with some things.

The Trail kind of felt like home, very user friendly kitchen dining and living room spaces, a super chill staff manager, great communication, and a grocery store you could walk to. The bedroom was super inviting with its own design by an individual artist.

Can’t think of anything to not like

Convenient to town and right next door to a restaurant.

Parking was spread out. No real parking at property (although they were kind enough to let us use the driveway.) Most people either had to park next door in the restaurant’s lot (which was full when we arrived on a Friday early evening). Or behind on the street. No big deal, but that was somewhat confusing at first due to the first long line of parking spaces being reserved.

The Trail is super lovely and cozy! The staff was super helpful and friendly, and amenities like the tub and fully stocked kitchen were awesome!! The bed was comfy, the rooms are all cool and unique! Definitely recommend, it was super charming and everyone in Adams is so friendly and cool!!

We loved our experience at Berkshires’ Art Hotel. Accommodations were clean and comfortable and the common areas filled with unique local art and books from MASS MoCa provided all the entertainment we needed. Selection of coffees, and breakfast selections were top-notch and our host, Kate, could not have been more wonderful and accommodating. We’re looking forward to visiting again in the near future.

Very artsy and young vibe. Enjoyed that.

The room had an artwork above the bed, but no headboard. That meant if you wanted to sit in bed and read a book you could not as you would lean against the art work, hurting your back and/or damaging the piece. I suggest a headbord and to raise the artwork above the headboard.