Concord's Colonial Inn

My family had an excellent winter stay here. The Prescott Suite was roomy, clean, and perfect for our family of 4. The staff was so friendly and responsive--they came up within minutes when I requested more blankets. The restaurant was outstanding as well. The menu was delicious and varied enough (even the kid menu had multiple options) that we dined there 3 times over our stay! The clam chowder was my favorite. It was a charming building in the perfect location to explore the historic sites nearby. Wish we lived closer so we could visit again!

Cute colonial inn that is older than the revolution! This was a recommendation that came to us by the ranger at the Minute Man monute, which was pretty cool. We came here for lunch and it's definitely more retiree vibe. There was a fancy ladies tea party the room over. You get that charm that comes from the era and area. Loved the food. We ordered the clam chowder, fish and chips and the "inn" burger, and we loved each of our dishes! Would recommend!

Took my 90+ Mom for Thanksgiving dinner!! What a spread!! We are hardcore cooks, and fussy about what we get served when eating out, but honestly we didn't eat or taste one sub-par item on this menu! From the oysters to the turkey to the lamb to the delicious sides and the phenomenally displayed desserts, nothing could have been done better! And the staff was very very accommodating and sweet! Even though they were serving over 600 people for the afternoon seatings, the manager paused to give us a little mini tour and tell us some history! Will definitely be going back again and again. Loved it and all it's incredible history. I fantasized that I was seated at Thoreau's very own table there...

We were visiting New England from the desert Southwest. Friends that grew up in the Boston area recommended we visit Concord and stay at the Colonial Inn. Well, if not for its "Colonial History" this hotel would not be a place we would recommend. We arrived early and were helped out by a young man that checked us in early and gave us a room in the Prescott Wing. That was good. Our room was probably remodeled in the last 10 years but it was very small and quite spartan. The location was on Concord's monument square and a 5 minute walk to the quaint downtown. That was good also. Our friends suggested we dine at the Inn. After settling into our room we asked about the dining room and it was suggested that we make a dinner reservation which we did for the "Liberty Dining Room." That

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