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Built in 1926, The Lord Jeffery Inn welcomes guests in a style that recalls the gilded age of elegance and hospitality.
Forty-eight cozy, individually appointed guestrooms reflect a gracious Colonial style without sacrificing contemporary amenities. The character is one of casual elegance and simplicity. Each accommodation, unique in character, features traditional furniture and design. Some offer private balconies opening onto the inn's garden courtyard.
A typical double room has 2 double beds, a TV armoire, handmade dresser, white-blue-mauve color scheme, quilted spreads and Queen Anne end tables. The bathroom boasts a tiled tub with shower, Corian sink, antique fixtures and a plentiful basket of amenities.
Fine dining is offered Wednesday through Sundays evenings in The Windowed Hearth. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday Brunch can be found in the Grand Colonial Ballroom.
Boltwood's Tavern--"the meeting place of Amherst"--is the inn's early American pub. Overlooking the garden, it is open daily for casual lunch or dinner, wines by the glass, cocktails, and cappucino.
Within walking distance of the inn you will find the Emily Dickinson Homestead, the Strong House Museum and many other galleries and museums associated with the various colleges. The inn is surrounded by an array of beautiful villages and towns, farms, rivers and fields. Pioneer Valley has all the charm an restfulness of a traditional New England community, along with the vitality, cultural and leisure attractions of a major city.
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