 |
Concord's Colonial Inn |
|
|
The social center of Concord MA was first opened for hospitality in 1716. You can still get a hot toddy, a cold beer, a meal or a room here—and it's right on Monument Square. |
||
|
Although the main building of Concord's Colonial Inn dates from 1716, and is therefore a smallish, colonial-size hostelry, 48 modern rooms have been unobtrusively added, allowing many more guests to stay at the inn. The front porch of the inn is a favorite luncheon and tea place in warm weather because you can watch all the goings-on in Monument Square. Reserve your table in advance, or come before noon to seize one. Inside, there's an informal cafe-restaurant, a dark-woody tavern bar, and several formal dining rooms where lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch are served. Only 12 original colonial-era rooms are available to guests, and these are the ones most in demand. If you call or write ahead for reservations, you might ask for one of these. The manager will do his best to put you in one, but cannot guarantee any particular room to any guest. Housekeeping rooms (with kitchenette) are also available should you be planning a longer stay. The Colonial Inn is at the very heart of Concord, within walking distance of just about everything there is to see and do (map). When you contact the inn, be sure to mention NewEnglandTravelPlanner.com. Here's why. Concord's Colonial Inn |
|
Concord's Colonial Inn on Monument Square.
| |
