BreakfastChristine Gustafson2023-05-21T04:45:24-04:00

Good Morning Concord!

Start your day with a delicious homemade breakfast, included in your room rate.

Our full hot breakfast is served each morning between 8-9:30am downstairs in the Morning Room.

Breakfast includes:

Fresh brewed coffee and teas
Juice
Homemade granola, yogurt and fruit
Homemade breads and muffins
A sweet or savory hot dish

We are happy to accommodate, as best we can, any dietary restrictions. Please let us know of any food allergies or dietary restrictions before your arrival.

“We stayed for 3 nights. Everything about the place was fantastic. Clean and spacious room on the 3rd floor. Breakfast was delicious and gave us a chance to mingle with the staff and other guests. Close to everything we wanted to do in Concord for the Patriots weekend. I would not consider any other lodging establishment when going to Concord. Thank you staff for a clean and comfortable room.” – Bev Rogge, 2023

Concord is a town northwest of Boston, Massachusetts. It’s known for the American Revolutionary War sites in Minute Man National Historical Park. A key battle took place at the North Bridge and is commemorated by Daniel Chester French’s Minute Man statue. In the 1800s, Transcendentalist poet Ralph Waldo Emerson drafted his essay “Nature” at the Old Manse. He and writer Henry David Thoreau also frequented Walden Pond.

Walden Pond State Reservation offers swimming, canoeing and wooded trails. Concord’s literary landmarks include The Wayside, a colonial house that was home, sequentially, to writers Louisa May Alcott, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Margaret Sidney. Alcott later lived in adjacent Orchard House, which inspired the setting of her book “Little Women” and retains many family furnishings. The graves of Hawthorne, Alcott, Emerson and Thoreau are at Authors Ridge, in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Literary and Revolutionary War artifacts are on display at the Concord Museum. The town center, with its quaint Main Street, is known for its restaurants.

When to visit

Concord is a year-round destination. A popular time to visit is during the warm summer months (Jun–Aug) for outdoor activities like hiking, canoeing and swimming. Vivid foliage draws visitors in fall (Oct–early Nov). Winter (Dec–Feb) is cold and often snowy. Patriots’ Day (Apr) marks the first battles of the American Revolution with Minute Men marches and re-enactments in Concord and neighboring Lexington. Some historic sites, like The Wayside, are open only in the warmer months (varies) and/or a few days of the week.

Good Morning Concord!

Concord, Massachusetts