My girlfriend and I came for my brother's graduation just a few weeks ago. We had booked 6 rooms here and we all had a great time here. Rooms were clean and comfortable. The service was great and front desk was very nice and accomodating. We have been coming here for the past 4 years and I'm sure my family and I will be coming back to the Villager Motel in the future.

I have been coming to the Villager Motel for 3 years now. I have recommended this place to every one I know. They offer healthy breakfast in the morning.

I had a great experience staying at the villager Motel. Rooms were spotless and service was great. Rooms are away from the road so it was nice and quiet. I had a very relaxing weekend.

I stayed here for the first time in July 2008 and like it so much that I came here 5 times this summer. My wife and kids love Tanglewood concerts and we go there a few times every summer.

This motel is more than adequate in a number or ways: cleanliness of bedroom, bathroom, carpets, woodwork, shower. Close to the college campus. Lots of parking close to the rooms. Privacy. Bed comfort is acceptable. We have stayed here over a dozen times in the past 4 years and have never had the experiences of another reviewer with mildew and a bug. Not a five star and no broad band access, but if you want a basic place to stay at close to the college, theater, and museums, this is as good as're you're going to get in the area for the price.

At first glance, this looks like an ordinary, modest motel, nothing fancy, but perfectly comfortable. By the end of a night's stay, however, I had tallied up a number of surprises, none of them pleasant. First, the room smelled as if it was last opened on a muggy day last August. The odor of mildew permeated everything, and a sweater still smells of it, though it has been airing for the past three days. I was exhausted, and thought that leaving the windows open and the heat on would help the mildew smell. Also, I doubted that other rooms were any better, so I did not complain, but tried to get the best sleep I could. Imagine my surprise the next morning when, getting out of bed, I found that a large insect carcass had spent the night in bed with me! I don't know what it was, but it wasn't a fly, and ant, or any other ordinary bug. It had pincers in front. I'm just glad it was dead! I got out of that room as soon as I could! And on top of it all, the rate charged ($76 per night) was far from the cheapest in town. Definitely think twice about staying here - unless you like surprises!