Sturbridge Country Inn — Attraction in Sturbridge

On arrival I was instantly taken back by a musty stench. The lobby was dark and messy. The room we had reserved was supposed to have a working fireplace. I was told the fireplace in that room didn't work and we could switch rooms but, would have to CARRY the 3 foot high refrigerator OURSELVES to the room across the hall. We changed rooms because the original didn't have a working fireplace and the view from the room was a bunch of chairs stacked up,a broken fence and over grown weeds.||We moved across the hall, with the fridge and microwave and coffeemaker ( which come to find out was broken) The room was dirty. The bath was dirty and had hair in it. Lots of hair. The inn keeper came into our room to show me how to work the tub. He noticed the hair and said " this may have been your hair" .||The stains on the ceiling, floor and the bedspread were disgusting. The coffee maker was broken and even if it did work there were no coffee cups. The room didn't have a hair dryer and they only supplies us with one 2oz shampoo for 3 days. The worst part of our stay was when we arrived back to our room the second day, housekeeping left the window wide open. No lock, no screen. Our room was on the first floor with all of our belongings in it. Anyone could have gone in through the open window not to mention all the bugs that were let in. ||This place is run down and poorly staffed. The inn keeper comes and goes throughout the day. Stay...

Read all the negative reviews, they are all true, and doesn’t appear the management has done anything to address the issues. Had to pay for 3 nights in advance, no refunds, otherwise would have checked out after one night. The building and grounds in poor repair. The ice machine is still broken, our room was clean enough, the bed looked like a 4 year old made it, the mini- refrig didn’t work, coffee machine , but no coffee or cups. The air conditioner did work well, the tv newer and lots of channels available.. the bathroom tub/ jacuzzi was a nightmare.. almost impossible to get in/ out of, biggest deal-breaker of all. Outside poorly lit at night.. for parking or enterance.. the outside “ locked door” was never locked. The office seemed to always be closed.. it was kind of a messy lobby.. we were never told where the pool was.. wasn’t obvious, it wasn’t disaster, but at $139. A night, it was a rip-off. With some upkeep and attention it could be ok, but it is obvious the management has no interest in the lodging or hospitality business. This place is ok only if you are desperate.. and then...

Sturbridge Country Inn is a cute little place in Old Sturbridge. The staff are very kind, helpful, and friendly. The room had a comfortable bed, a nice big jacuzzi tub that my kids loved! We also enjoyed the fireplace heater. There’s nice vintage decor and we even had a dining table in our room! There are tons of delicious eateries within walking distance and a cute market that sells yummy desserts from some local businesses. Old Sturbridge Village is a couple minutes up the road and the Sturbridge library has a great kids library if you go toward the town common. The Yankee Peddler store and the little gift shop a few doors down from it have some really unique finds. Sadie Greens Curiosity shop across from the town common has everything women like. We love Sturbridge and we love the Sturbridge...