Concord B&Bs / Inns / Gites

A centerpiece of America's Revolutionary War, Concord's Colonial Inn offers a distinct alternative from the norm. With public transportation to Boston a short walk from our doors, our Inn offers a unique alternative to the city for any visitors or corporate travelers to the Greater Boston area. Concord's Colonial Inn, overlooking the town common now know as Monument Square, has been host to .....

The North Bridge Inn is located just off Monument Square in downtown Concord; just a short walk from the Main Street shopping district and the local historic attractions. The building itself was built in 1885 by Jonathan Keyes for his son, John Shepard Keys, who was instrumental in establishing Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Renovations have given the Inn an updated, fresh look while maintaining the .....

Beside the old road that has witnessed the courage of Minute Men, marching to first challenge the King's troops and fire "The shot heard 'round the world", Hawthorne Inn was raised [c.1870] on fertile earth once owned by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Louisa May Alcott and family, and Nathaniel Hawthorne. This quaint 17th century village, that has engendered great thoughts and daring deeds, now welcomes .....

Few towns in our country are as rich in history as Concord, Massachusetts —founded in 1635, birthplace of the American Revolution, home to Emerson, Thoreau, and the Alcotts. Today, Concord still flourishes—well within metropolitan Boston, it is convenient to leading corporations, world-famous universities and research hospitals, and major cultural and sporting venues. The Colonel Roger .....

The Colonel Roger Brown House is perfectly situated to serve both vacationers and business travelers. Concord abounds in interesting shops, sites, and restaurants, and—less than a mile from our inn—has a commuter rail line station with frequently running trains direct to and from Cambridge and Boston. And, since our bedrooms have fully-equipped kitchenettes and living-working areas en .....