The large table in the dining room was a perfect work space! We were able to get an amazing amount of work done. The complementary tea/coffee in the room didn't hurt either!

First they gave us a queen and we loved the place just wish we had more time there.

The atmosphere

WARNING - DO NOT STAY HERE We entered into a contract with Seven Hills to rent the entire inn for our guests to stay the weekend of our wedding in October. We were required to put down a 50% deposit which was equal to over $20k, and were told that as long as we booked >80% of their rooms, we would receive the full deposit back following the weekend (we booked 53/57 rooms). IT HAS BEEN TWO MONTHS SINCE AND WE HAVE RECEIVED NO MONEY BACK, AND THE MANAGEMENT IS NOT RESPONDING TO OUR EMAILS. Immediately after the weekend we asked for an invoice detailing what our refunded deposit would be. We knew that our bridal suite rate would be deduced, as well as the fees for a brunch we hosted on site Sunday (event fee, alcohol & bartending fee which totaled ~$7k), and alcohol we purchased for our guests to drink after the wedding, but the invoice we received included an additional $8k worth of fees that we were never told about ahead of time and did not agree to. When we attempted to dispute the charges, the manager stopped responding and we are now over two months past the event with no idea when or if we’ll ever receive our deposit back. BE CAREFUL before choosing Seven Hills, and if you do, prepare to be cheated out of thousands of dollars!!!

Don’t judge this Inn by it’s facade. ❤️ This place is an old ‘estate’ cottage/home that is now an inn with motel added. The staff are excellent and give guests a wonderful history of the home during the delicious breakfast. Lots of delightful stories about the owners over the years and the many well known musician guests who stayed at this inn during the Tanglewood musical festival. It definitely is a little tired and needs some TLC but the history and staff make up for it!!

Do NOT stay here! This was one of the worst hotel stays I've had. I'm ok with a cheap hotel, but this reservation was not cheap. I was there for a wedding and the negotiated rate was $385/night. I should have known something was up when no one ever answered the phone during the reservation process and I had to always leave messages. Even when I left a specific question on the voicemail, the return call I got did not address it. If you arrive late, there is no one to check you in. You are instructed to fill out a piece of paper left on a table in the front with the provided pens, but of course there is no pen. The worst is the rooms: the room stank of mildew and mold, the paint was peeling off the ceiling of the shower, there was hair in the shower, and the floor of the bathroom was covered in black and red mold. I wish I had brought shower shoes. The door would not lock, despite my best efforts and those of several people I recruited as they walked past my room. At least I had hot water, not something everyone in my party got to enjoy. Two other family members had rooms without hot water. If you call the front desk to tell them this, no one picks up, and you are instructed to send an email for "emergencies." This is in addition to the toilet paper holders falling off the wall, and an alarm that went off at 5 am. The walls are paper thin, there is no carpeting in the rooms, but the motel-like walkways outside are full of soggy carpet, so your room ends up full of mud and dirt. You need to walk around with socks on, which are black by the time you leave. I feel bad for the bride and groom who chose this hotel for their wedding guests, as I think they were pretty embarrassed by