Concord, being a quintessential old New England town, itself is a big bonus off course. It is quite close to Boston but the closer local attractions, like the old battlefield and Walden pond make the colonial inn in Concord the best basis for exploring New England and the birth of the U.S.A.. Apart from the location the inn, and the... more

Our bus tour stopped for lunch and some friends and I decided to try the Colonial Inn, at the recommendation of our tour guide. We were so glad we did! We were seated in a quaint and cozy room that spelled "relax". Our choice of entree was the Lobster Roll and it was incredible! It was so tasty I tried... more

Our bus tour stopped in Concord long enough for a little exploration of this magnificent town, and lunch. So much to experience in such little time. I am glad we chose wisely and took time to experience the fine food of the Colonial Inn. The lobster roll is large enough to share. If one brushes up on the history of... more

Very charming, comfortable inn with excellent dining experience! Lobster rolls to die for and the seafood bisque could not have been better! All in all a lovely experience and hope to return to this beautiful spot! more

We chose this inn for its heritage status but were hugely disappointed. The bed was uncomfortable and sagged in the middle. The windows appeared to open but were secured with panes on the outside preventing the sashes moving. In the event of an emergency it would have been difficult to escape as the layout was confusing and the signs non-existent... more

We stayed here back in October when I went home (Boston) because we got a excellent rate (Historical Hotels of America employee rate) we stayed out in a Cottage which was a bit spooky but it worked and it had a large kitchen a separate room with 2 twin beds PERFECT for a family and the main bedroom had a... more

I just stayed at the Colonial Inn with my boyfriend and another couple. I could not have been more disappointed with the experience. I booked the stay more than three months in advance and was assured that we would have a room in the historic part of the Inn with two double beds. Upon arrival we were informed that this... more

Worst Sunday morning ever with people above us dragging chairs, slamming things, loud walking, and a barking dog. And come to find out, they live there full time. We were awakened so early and couldn't get back to sleep even after complaining to the dismissive front desk person, we just got up and left. I'm sure the dead authors at... more

We were only at the Inn for one night but after being there for only a few hours we knew we wanted to stay longer. We actually had a house behind the main hotel that they put us in because they had made a mistake with our reservation. At first we were bummed to not be in the main lodge... more