Built as an inn in 1884, the Deerfield Inn has 24 cozy guest rooms that welcome with a feeling of comfort and home. Located in a National Historic Landmark village and with Champney's Restaurant & Tavern, known for its use of fresh, local produce, this is a classic and original New England country inn in a historic setting. Surrounded by museum houses and bucolic countryside, the Deerfield Inn is a serene and peaceful spot in a quintessential New England village.

In 1775 the Revolutionary War General Benedict Arnold stopped by Deerfield, MA to buy 15,000 lbs of local beef.
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Champney's Restaurant & Tavern at the Deerfield Inn provides guests and diners with the choice of ambiance - cozy and convivial in the tavern, or relaxed and romantic in the restaurant. Our menus are market driven and we are a Local Hero restaurant, buying predominantly from area growers and producers. Farmers come to the kitchen door with their bounty, and in season we might see a mushroom man or a fiddlehead fern picker...  If it's fresh, it's going to taste better! We have dozens of wines and beers by the glass, as well as local draft beers and a list of 101 martinis. The Tavern's big screen television is perfect for those games, and guests are welcome to enjoy a cocktail in one of our living rooms. In fine weather you can eat on the porch and enjoy the intimate serenity of the village.  We are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, seven days a week, but are closed for several days over Christmas.

The Deerfield Inn stands in the center of a mile-long village street lined with trees and houses from the 18th and 19th-century, many of which are open to the public.  Deerfield is home to PVMA's Memorial Hall, the oldest museum in New England, and the Five Colleges. Also in this area known as The Happy Valley, we are surrounded by fields and farms from which we get our fruit, meat, honey, herbs, and vegetables. Guests can visit farmstands, hike, browse bookshops and galleries, go antiquing,  x-country skiing, swimming, skating, whitewater rafting, ziplining, and a plethora of other activities both vigorous and relaxed. Yankee Candle's flagship ship is nearby, as is Magic Wings, a butterfly conservatory, and the Eric Carle Picture Museum.

Number of Rooms: 24
The Deerfield Inn has 24 individual guest rooms of differing sizes in two buildings - 11 in the main inn, and 13 in the carriage house, including a suite with gas fireplace. All rooms have private bath, free wi-fi, flat screen DVD televisions, A/C, and pleasing organic amenities. We have a guest pc with Skype, a DVD library, afternoon tea and cookies, guest coffee and tea makers, and guest passes for you for the seasonal museum houses here. We have two living rooms with cozy nooks for relaxing, visiting, and reading, and colorful Adirondack chairs and rockers on the lawn. No pets - sorry.