Stonehedge Inn & Spa, Tyngsboro

Thanksgiving at the Inn is a family tradition for over 20 years. However, 2011 is the last time we will celebrate Thanksgiving at the Inn. Overall ,the Thanksgiving dinner was a total disappointment. Service is slow, food was cold from the soup to the coffee, portions very small. Overall a very poor value.

We stayed at the Inn and had dinner at the restaurant. I was a little hesitant bc a few reviews knocked it; however a majority were singing their praises. I should have stock with my gut! The Inn Very picturesque setting; however it's all a façade. Rooms are heavily dated and we were without A/C on one of the hottest days of the year. Sheets were clean; however heavily worn. Water in the room was matalic/rusty(?) as well. The Restaurant The lounge area is very classy looking; however the attention you get there was mediocre, which was odd bc we were the only ones there at first. It also didn’t help that the glass of wine I got was oxidized (funny how a place that prides itself on wine allows this to happen…twice). Dinner was a little better; however I expected a lot more based on reputation and price. And the typical review comment of an empty dining room is not a stretch. It’s like a huge cruise ship dining area with maybe 5 tables full. The service was a plus in the dining area. Very nice kids who truly appreciated having a guest to serve. My hanger steak was cooked nicely, although the cut of meet itself was shoddy, but my wife’s fish was dry, so we sent it back and the next one was as well. At least dessert was good. Finally the wine. Tremendous list and fun to look at, but I think a lot of the names are just on there and they don’t actually have the wines (or maybe did once, but not anymore). It took three separate tries to pick one they had available. Not exactly a Wine Spectator "Grand Award" winer in my book! Overall it was a poor experience. In this economy it’s tough to spend a lot of money. Because I had some quality time with my wife it wasn't a waste; however this place didn't make it easy. I don’t really think anyone should bother with Stonehedge, especially with the less stressful, more lively, less expensive and more pleasant options in nearby Nashua, NH which is only 10 minutes away (we went out to the very fun MT Bistro our second night in the area).

Fantastic hotel with a great staff. The food at the restaurant is amazing, room service could use a little improvement - but who has ever had room service to get excited about? I know I haven't.

I'm really surprised reading the reviews posted here. My friends and I just spent the weekend at the Stonehedge Inn and had a really lovely time. The staff was attentive, the food was excellent and the rooms were clean and very well appointed, In addition, we all had massages and used the spa facilities (steam room, sauna and jaccuzi). My masseuse, Lisa, was terrific. This is a small spa - the dressing rooms are particularly cramped, but I really feel that the existing facilities, the staff and the experience were delightful. I would definitely return.

The bed had stained sheets and with hair. The next morning we ordered breakfest and it too 45 mins to get it. It was salty. I couldn't even eat it. The sink water was rusty. I would stay somewhere else not this place!

When I checked in late and went to my room I was surprised to see a Rat sitting in a chair reading the Boston Globe. I went to the Front Desk and complained. They asked me to go have dinner and they would take care of it. Dinner was very good. My Tenderloin was cooked to perfection and what a wonderful selection of Wines. When I returned to my room, the Rat was gone. Upon checkout, I noticed that I was being charged for 2 beers from the mini bar and a massage from the spa that I did not have. It was probably the Rat!! I let it go and checked out. Probably won’t return. Nice Place though, oh, and always check your final bill for wrong charges that might appear.

I had a terrible experience, I arrived for a mani/pedi with my daughter (as a grad. gift to her) only to be told that they had left us a msg. at home stating the tech. cancelled (15 min. before!). I let them know my disappointment & they miraculously had someone to do the mani/pedi. When the polish started bubbling up on us the "technician" told us she didn't know why it was bubbling as she had been out of the business for years and was now the book-keeper! The spa director was going to make it up to us but left stonehedge unexpetedly when I contacted the new spa director she didn't have any record of our ordeal and therefore "could not help us". I'm still outraged at their customer service & will do my best to let everyone know

My weekend getaway was a disappointment. There is no comparison to staying at one of the finer Boston Hotels. The value is just not there. The Rooms are outdated, the staff is not trained properly and amenities such as the spa are not up to a 4 or 5 star operation. This hotel/Inn has a long reach to even consider itself a 1st class Inn / Hotel. You are better off spending your money at one of the finer establishments in Boston or try the White Barn Inn in Maine. This facility has no right Rating AAA 4 diamond or Mobile 4 star. I’d give it AAA 3 diamond and Mobile 2-3 star. I’ve stayed at 4 diamond facilities and this is not one of them…..

The staff is pretentious, arrogant and rude. Not only do they not help you but they act like they could not care at all about you. The prices are outrageous and you do not get what you pay for. The food is terrible and the pool is not even in the main building. The rooms are rundown and the maintenance is horrible. Anybody who gives a positive review of this place is lying.

Brunch was good. during a girls day out, my friends and I enjoyed the food and atmposhere while eating. However, the spa is jammed into the pool/fitness center. I had to walk up very narrow, windy stairs to the pedi chairs. While I can walk up the stairs, it was not handicapped accessible. It was very hot in this loft area and the pedi station was a chair and Conair foot bath ($20 at Target). For the price, I expected more. I will return for the food, but will take my spa business elsewhere.