The Hemlock Suite allows ample space to spread out and make you comfortable with its separate living area.

Enjoy some extra breathing room in this beautiful Berkshires suite.

Sleep like royalty in this spacious suite, boasting two queen beds with Miraval’s signature bedding and a separate living area.

Practice in-room mindfulness with amenities like a Tibetan singing bowl, stacking stones, and a meditation cushion.

The Carriage Suite offers extra privacy and additional space in a standalone building separate from our cottages and other amenities. Each suite includes a separate living area and a wet bar or kitchenette.

Please note that our carriage houses are not directly connected to Miraval Berkshires’ interior pathway system but are mere steps from the Discovery Pass entrance, with easy access to Harvest Moon Restaurant and Life in Balance Spa.

The second-floor Vanderbilt Suite features a Juliette balcony overlooking the Great Lawn and golf course and a separate living area featuring a dining table and comfortable lounge furniture. The suite includes a spacious guestroom with a king bed and sitting area. Enjoy a recently renovated bathroom with a walk-in glass shower and dual sink vanity.

This suite is named for the Dutch-American Vanderbilt family, who gained prominence during the Gilded Age. Their success began with the shipping and railroad empires of Cornelius Vanderbilt; the family eventually expanded into other areas of industry and philanthropy.

This second-floor suite includes a king bed, a sitting area with a decorative fireplace, and a newly renovated bathroom with a walk-in glass shower and marble tile.

Herman Melville was an American novelist, short story writer, and poet of the American Renaissance period. He is best known for his sea novels, including his most notable masterpiece, Moby Dick.

This second-floor suite contains a bedroom with a king bed and a separate living area. Enjoy a recently renovated bathroom with marble tiles and glass walk-in shower, and a decorative fireplace. This suite is named for Norman Rockwell, a painter and illustrator whose works continue to have broad popular appeal for their reflection of American culture.