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We are Easy to Get To!

Downtown Boston to Belchertown is only 1 ½ hours away

New York City to Belchertown is 3 ½ hours away

Bradley International Airport and Theodore Francis Green State Airport is within 1 hour

We are contently located to all of the colleges in the area:

Park Place Bed and Breakfast Inn is only 20 minutes from the University of Massachusetts,

Amherst College, Mount Holyoke College and Hampshire College and 30 minutes from Smith College.  

From the North or South - Take Interstate 91 to Exit 16 (Route 202, Mount Holyoke College).  Travel north on Route 202 through Holyoke, South Hadley and Granby, approximately 14 miles, to the intersection of Routes 202 and 21. Turns left on 202; and then turn right onto East Walnut Street (at McCarthy’s Pub) and a right onto Park Street. We are the Yellow Gothic Revival House on the Church side of the Common. 

From Smith College - Take Route 9 East over the Calvin Coolidge Bridge and continue on Route 9 (18 miles) through Amherst to Belchertown.  Take Route 9 East to Belchertown (9 miles); bear right at Route 202 and continue up the hill to the Town Common.  Turn Left onto East Walnut St. (at McCarty’s Pub) and then a right onto Park Street.  We are the Yellow Gothic Revival House situated across from the Common Green. 

From Mount Holyoke College - Take West Street (116 South) to Route 202 North, to the intersection of Routes 202 and 21 in Belchertown center.  Take a left at the light and continue past the Commons, take a right onto East Walnut Street (at McCarthy’s Pub) then a right onto Park Street.  We are the Yellow Gothic Revival House situated across from the Common Green. 

From UMass, Amherst and Hampshire Campuses - Take Route 9 East to Belchertown (9 miles); bear right at Route 202 and continue up the hill to the Town Common.  Turn Left onto East Walnut St. (at McCarty’s Pub) and then a right onto Park Street.  We are the Yellow Gothic Revival House situated across from the Common Green.