With taxes, my room with a king-size bed was almost $300/night. While it was nice to be within walking distance of Williams College, this inn is not worth that price. There is no work-out area and the air conditioning units are old, and thus, very loud, resulting in poor sleep each night I was there. They do not have mini... More

This was my first stay at the Williams Inn which has a nice exterior presence. Inside decor is what I call "charming" and in staying with a period decor, yes wallpaper and flowery bedspread and tile bathroom. It is clean. My bed was comfortable. Did not use the amenities on my one day stay. Located in a very small town.... More

We generally stay in one of the motels (Williamstown Motel a favorite) to save money when visiting our son at college for his baseball and football games, but decided to go for a night in the Williams Inn as an upgrade. We were glad we did, as the two double-bedded room was very comfortable, the service excellent (they arranged for... More

If you have every been to Williamstown, you know that most everything about it is beautiful and classy. This hotel is just plain outdated. There is nothing wrong with it, per se, but it reminded me of the motel my grandparents used to stay in in the '70s. It was clean and serviceable, but for roughly $200/night, it should be... More

I cannot for the life of me understand why the Williams Inn persists in being such a mediocre facility. It doesn't do the town justice. Once again, we stayed in August for the theater festival, and once again, we were surprised by the lack of effort to update the inn. I don't know if it's the changes in ownership over... More

Comfy nicely decorated room.Helpful staff.Good restaurant on site with reasonably priced food.Not much going on in the area,the town is very small so not much choice of restaurants.Coach parties seem to stay or just eat in the hotel which makes the hotel seem alive.There is also a more casual bar type dining to be had in the hotel.

We stayed here two nights and the room was comfortable without being out of the ordinary. We ate in the town as the place was empty on our first night. However, the second night was much more populated. We had to fight our way through luggage from a newly arrived coach party on our return from an evening out. no... More

I stayed in Williams inn in Octas member of insight tours. Located next to Williams college(an ivy league college), the inn was in a safe & tranquil location. The rooms were charmingly decorated with floral wallpaper & floral bedsheets. The hotel owner was amiable. At the end of the trip, everyone received home-made cookies from the innkeeper's wife--so sweet of... More

The front desk staff appeared to straight out of a horror movie, it was hard to tell if they were actually alive. The room was very dated, 1970's decoration with bed spreads and un ironed sheets. The bed was falling apart and rattled everytime I moved. To operate the light in the bathroom you had to turn on a 5... More