Tucked in the charming Berkshire Hills in Lenox, Massachusetts rests the Wheatleigh Hotel. Built in 1893, and designed by Boston-based architectural firm Peabody and Stearns after a 16th century Florentine palazzo. Materials and over 150 artisans were brought over from Italy in order to execute the intricate carvings seen throughout the property.
Read MoreI recently visited Sunset Meadow Vineyards in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut and chronicled my experience.
Read MoreAs an avid shower watcher and stargazer I compiled a few tips to help all of you enjoy the experience even more.
Read MoreWinvian Farm was originally built as a home for Dr. Seth Bird and his family in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut in 1775. This quiet getaway is set on 113 acres, and boarders extensive woods and lakes. The house has had many families living within its walls over the years, but in 1948 the Smith family bought the home and renamed it Win-Vian, the combination of the first names of Winthrop and his wife Vivian. To this day, the grand house is still in the Smith family.
Read MoreI'm always looking for fun and interesting places around New England to share with all my readers. This time I headed out to East Hartford, Connecticut to the Onyx Moonshine Speakeasy Tasting Room. Located in the back of an old factory, the Speakeasy is purposefully hard to find.
Read MoreA staycation at The White Hart Inn. Originally opened in 1806 as a pub it is nestled in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut.
Read MoreAn easy guide to making your own limoncello.
Read MoreThis weekend I headed out to the Kemble Inn in the Berkshires. The Inn feels luxurious without feeling stuffy. Several of the rooms are filled to the brim with natural light. Other rooms have a darker but sexy feel. The décor juxtaposes timeless elegance with a modern quirk that comes across as both charming and welcoming.
Read MoreOn Saturday I went back to the Ice Castles in Lincoln, New Hampshire. You guys may remember my post from last year on the Ice Castles. The castles are made by harvesting and sculpting ice, all by hand. Each castle is made up of over 20,000,000 pounds of ice with slides, caves, and crevices to explore.
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