Amerscot House Inn

I am posting this review for my parents who stayed at the Amerscot Inn. They had a WONDERFUL time.
Beautiful old house but very modern and clean. Comfortable room with a huge bed, ironed linens (my mother was very impressed that someone irons sheets) and lots of amenities. The breakfast was delicious and Viki the Innkeeper couldn’t have been nicer. Highly recommended if you are staying in the area.
You get a lot for your money here (Dad estimates that if they ate the same breakfast at a restaurant it would be over $ 40). Best hotel in the area

I was in the area for business traveling with my boyfriend and stumbled across this place because I didn’t want to stay in a cheap hotel. We were blown away. I don’t think I’ve ever been in a place this adorable. The innkeeper was very helpful, but completely unobtrusive. I ended up having to leave my boyfriend there by himself most mornings and he felt very comfortable hanging out in the common areas. They have really thought of everything to make you as comfortable as possible.

Our first true B&B stay and I can only hope in the future we can find something that comes close to as wonderful.
As 30-​somethings, we considered staying in a fancy Boston hotel for our honeymoon weekend but at the last minute, decided to come here. So glad we changed plans! We stayed for 2 nights at the end of January (Gibson Room, only because we wanted a King Size bed). We also got a glimpse of the Conant Suite which looked to be very cozy with the jacuzzi tub. The Inn itself is beautiful and a marvel to look at… built in 1734, how often do you get a chance to admire architecture like this?
Viki and Andy put on one of the best breakfast spreads I’ve ever seen with fresh juices, local cider, home baked goods, and a wide variety of options to choose from for your main dish. I’m a trained chef and know when love goes into the food I’m eating — Viki’s food was spot on delicious! I’d like to come back every weekend just for brunch!
If you want to feel extra pampered for a night or two, head to this B&B. You won’t be disappointed. We weren’t sure what to expect since it was the middle of winter and they had 4+ ft of snow on the ground. Whether you explore the quaint surrounding towns or just hang out in the Inn (well stocked fridge of juices/​wine/​beer, salty snacks, baked goods, tea/​coffee, blazing fire place), you are guaranteed to have a fantastic time. And hopefully slow down a bit from the hectic lives most of us live.
From start to finish, Viki and Andy are the most welcoming and generous of hosts. Also, they can give you heaps of information for restaurants and activities to do in the area (80 Thoreau was a great experience).
Thank you so much for making our wedding weekend extra special!

Queen Joan and Al stayed here last Fall (the in-​laws). It’s an amazing place. If you want to stay in a quintessential New England Inn: this is it! We’ll gloss over the fact that the innkeeper is a transplanted North Londoner, because that doesn’t really matter.
The Inn is gorgeous, and dates back to Revolutionary times. They managed to make it comfortable for modern tastes, while keeping the charm of the old building intact.
All the amenities you could possibly want, with a killer full breakfast in the morning. And, at an amazing price, too!

This is by far the best B&B my family and I have ever stayed at. The innkeeper’s Viki and Andy are so wonderful that you feel like friends by the time you’ve left. The inn itself is magnificent and the rooms are beautifully appointed — far better than most hotels and for a much lower price. And you simply cannot beat Viki’s breakfasts… they are so delicious! They use local products and have specials that are out of this world. I would return any day in a heart beat! You are missing out on Massachusetts/​Boston if you don’t stay here… it is truly great!

My wife and I stayed here and loved it! We will definitely be back as soon as possible.
The host couple is friendly and attentive and the accommodations are great. A perfect combination of old and new; the charm of a 1700’s house with the amenities of a modern inn. Complementary beer and wine available in the «public» lounge area to enjoy by the fire, as well as a DVD collection, computer and printer, etc. as well as comfortable beds, a jacuzzi tub available in some rooms, and private TV/​DVD player, gourmet breakfast spread to enjoy while waiting for your complete breakfast to be cooked to order… need I go on?

my boyfriend and I stayed here for his 26^th birthday last fall… we wish we lived there! the bed was amazing, the food was fantastic, and all the little amenities make you feel as though you are right at home– Viki is a fantastic host!

My husband and I stayed here for two nights after our wedding. It was absolutely perfect and exactly what we were looking for in a pre-​honeymoon B&B.
We stayed in the Gardner Room which was very pretty and comfortable. The king-​sized bed was great and the bathrobes were amazingly comfy. Breakfast on both days was delicious and we really appreciated the snack table when we got in late the night of our wedding. The setting was peaceful without being hard to get to.
Vicki (the owner) was very helpful. She showed us around the place months before our stay and made arrangements for our arrival late on a Saturday night.
I would highly recommend the Amerscot House if you’re visiting the area or if you live nearby and just need a few nights away from home.

We only stayed here one night, but I’d gladly go back again.
The room we stayed in and the public areas of the house are gorgeous. The original structure was built before the Revolutionary War, and it’s been added onto several times since then, but the rooms flow neatly from one into the other. There are at least two sun rooms, a large formal dining room, and a comfortable sitting room which had snacks, drinks (even beer!), at all times of day and night.
Traveling with three adults is sometimes awkward, but our bedroom was easily large enough for the three of us. An airy, sunny room on the ground floor with a nice view of the garden and an absolutely gorgeous bathroom.
Vicki (the owner) was the perfect combination of helpful and absent ;-) Once she showed us around the house and determined that we really didn’t need anything else from her, she was gone. And the breakfast spread was amazing!
Highly recommended. It’s probably gorgeous in the fall and winter too.