Enjoy an overnight stay at Mepal Manor--a newly restored country house hotel, private and secluded on
gently sloping lawns, surrounded by woods and wetlands with commanding views of the rolling Berkshire Hills. Twelve elegantly appointed guest rooms, private baths, Great hall with central fireplace and large patio terrace.

The manor house features 12 beautifully decorated guest
rooms, and serves breakfast daily to guests in front of a roaring fire. The 6000 square foot spa showcases the talents of architect, Swain as he reinvented the space to create a sanctuary of serenity centered on an outdoor hot tub overlooking 240 acres of the Berkshires most scenic views. The spa has a retail shop, four treatment rooms, a full-service salon, a yoga room, and plans to add a gym in the spring of 2005.

The name Mepal is deeply rooted in the history of the house, Hildreth Bloodgood, a Wall Street banker and sportsman built the house in 1907. He bred and imported hackney driving ponies from England, and his foundation sire was the Star of Mepal. He named the manor in honor of his prize winning horse, the first of 100 to cross the ocean and live on his New Marlboro Farm.