Concord's Colonial Inn

Dating to 1716, this enduring landmark of gracious hospitality has operated as a hotel since 1889. Nestled in a quaint New England village famed for its revolutionary and literary roots, Concord’s Colonial Inn has more than its share of history. During the Revolutionary War, one of the Inn’s original buildings stored arms and provisions for the Concord Minutemen. Later, Henry David Thoreau would take up residence with family while attending Harvard. In 2014, the Inn completed renovations of the public spaces, as well as guestrooms in the Prescott Wing and Main Inn. While the renovations have added a modern touch to the hotel and restaurants, the Inn’s original buildings and fixtures provide unmatched historic ambiance and charm to this hotel near Boston.