Hotels in Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Listings for Pittsfield sit in areas near many city landmarks. Two properties are near Nu Arts and the Berkshire Museum. These same two properties are also close to several green spaces, including Cadwell’s Woods Conservation Area, Tierney Conservation Area, Sotille Park, Persip Park, The Common, Park Square, and Clapp Park.
The available lodging in Pittsfield consists of a mix of hotels and motels. Guest ratings for these properties range from 3.7 to 4.55 out of 5, with the top-rated property receiving 4.55 from 207 reviews. All three listings include parking, and two allow pets.
All three listings in Pittsfield quote a starting rate. The cheapest room available begins at $96 per night, while the dearest starting rate is $323 per night. Each hotel page provides photos, room details, and live rates for booking.
Pittsfield hotels at a glance
| Hotel | Guest rating | Reviews | From | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berkshire Inn | 3.7/5 | 379 | from $101 | Pool |
| Hotel on North | 4.55/5 | 207 | from $323 | Breakfast |
| Heart of the Berkshires Motel | 4.1/5 | 121 | from $96 | Pool |
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How many places to stay are listed in Pittsfield?
3 independently-run properties are listed in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, with rooms, photos and live partner rates on each page.
What do hotels in Pittsfield cost?
Listed nightly rates on partner sites start around $96 and run to about $323 depending on the property, room and dates. Rates are indicative — the live price shows on the booking partner's page.
Which hotel in Pittsfield do guests rate highest?
Hotel on North, rated 4.55/5 from 207 Google reviews.
Do hotels in Pittsfield offer parking for guests?
All three listings in Pittsfield provide parking facilities. Guests traveling by car will find convenient options for parking at any of the available properties.
Are there pet-friendly hotel options in Pittsfield?
Two out of the three listings in Pittsfield allow pets. This provides options for travelers who wish to bring their animals during their stay in the city.