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Oh yes!

Restaurants (Make sure you check when they're open. They tend to be closed 2-3 days a week):

-Airport Rooms at Tourists (check days open in advance to see what's open and make a reservation).

-State Food + Drink at Greylock Works (a 3-min drive from Tourists)

-Casita has good Mexican at MASS MoCA

-Mezze Bistro + Bar in neighboring Williamstown is fantastic.

-Tourists has good food you can get at the pool and lodge for lunch. Also the breakfasts ordered to the room are great.

-The Store at Five Corners in Williamstown has a lovely breakfast. We usually go there after we do a walk around Field Farm run by the trustees.

-Blue Bird & Co. I haven't been there but heard good things.

-Steeple City Social is supposed to be good but haven't gone.

-Williamstown Inn's The Barn has a music series on Tuesdays and events.

To Do:

-The Walk at Trustees mentioned above is so pretty. I have done it in winter and summer but I am sure it is amazing in fall. On the estate are some cool midcentury houses that are part of the property and inn.

-Mass MoCA is always fun to explore, and easy with kids.

-The Clark Museum is lovely. There's also walking trails there, too.

-Williams College Museum of Art. I haven't visited but heard good things.

-Walking around Williams College.

-The sculpture and trails behind Tourists. We always bring our dog with us and walk back there.

-If you're a hiker, there's a ton of options and Tourists can help guide you.

-Just like a quarter mile away, there's Spruces Park. There is a great trail for running, biking, or walking your dog that actually takes you into Williamstown.

-If warm enough, hang by Tourist's pool. Reserve your chairs and you can text for food and drink.

Farther Afield:
About 45 min to an hour away are Lenox, Great Barrington, Stockbridge and West Stockbridge. There's a ton to do there as well. If you want recommendations for those towns, let me know