If your dream vacation is with Dorinda Medley and the ladies of the Real Housewives of New York at Blue Stone Manor fighting about a fish room while dressed like flappers, then you’ll want to save this. Here are all the places the RHONY women have visited during their iconic “Beserkshires” trips.
Ventfort Hall Gilded Age Mansion & Museum
The Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age Museum was built in the 1890s to be a summer home for Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Morgan. Yep, that's the sister of J.P. Morgan and great-grandfather of Sonja's ex-husband. If you visit at night, be on the lookout for Mrs. Morgan's spirit roaming the halls. That's Sarah, not Sonja. And, please, whatever you do, "do not touch the f-ing Morgan letters." Thank you.
See MoreThe Red Lion Inn
The Red Lion Inn, which opened in 1773, has been named one of America's Top 25 Hotels for Most Unique Culinary Heritage and Culinary Traditions and as one of America's Top 25 Haunted Hotels. It's famous for its chicken pot pie...and for Dorinda having worked here as a server long before appearing on the Real Housewives of New York.
See More
BookNaumkeag
Naumkeag is a Gilded Age 44-room mansion that was created by the same architect who built Blue Stone Manor, according to Dorinda. The gardens here hosted a tea party for the ladies of the Ultimate Girls Trip Season 2.
See MoreCrystal Essence
The women of Ultimate Girls Trip Season 2 did a little shopping in Great Barrington after the tea party and Naumkeag, stopping at Crystal Essence in the hopes of "good vibes."
See MoreCalyx Berkshire Dispensary
Another group of women on Ultimate Girls Trip Season 2 stopped at Calyx Berkshire Dispensary in Great Barrington because good vibes just was not enough.
See MoreBalderdash Cellars
Balderdash Cellars opened in 2011 and also hosted the women on Ultimate Girls Trip Season 2. A day of drinking wine with the Real Housewives? What could go wrong?
See MoreChesterwood
This is the perfect place for an outdoor lunch like the RHUGT had in the gardens, which were created in 1898 by American sculptor Daniel Chester French. There's also a marble fountain made by architect Henry Bacon, who partnered with French. Fun fact: The duo also teamed up to create the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
See MoreHancock Shaker Village
The Hancock Shaker Village is famous for its round barn and working farm. Founded in 1790, the village was once the commune for the United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing ("Shakers"). It was active until 1960. Now, you can visit the 750-acre property and tour 20 of the original buildings.
See MoreCatamount Mountain Resort
Never forget that Heather Thomson hosted the first RHONY trip to The Berkshires...and without A/C! Thomson grew up skiing at Catamount Mountain Resort, but recommends it for hiking in summer or fall.
See More
BookBoat & Kayak Rentals @ Black Swan Inn
Speaking of Heather Thomson's trip to her Berkshires estate, how about a little canoe excursion? As long as you go without Ramona, you shouldn't get any wine glasses thrown at you.
See MoreLuxury Spa Retreat with Private Helicopter from NYC
This luxurious day trip is exactly something the OG RHONY women would do! The helicopter ride is about one hour each way and the spa experience is about four hours.
See More
Book