Hawthorne Inn, Concord, Massachusetts
Concord Massachusetts Bed and Breakfast near Walden Pond
Close by the Battle Road, that the Minute-Men trod in 1775 to first confront the King's Regulars, the Hawthorne Inn was constructed in 1870. This colorful Inn rests on land once hunted by the Algonquian tribes and later owned by Ralph Waldo Emerson, the Bronson Alcott family (
Little Women), Nathaniel Hawthorne and surveyed twice by Henry David Thoreau.
We have filled the Hawthorne Inn with much to share: art and archaic artifacts that are beautiful to behold, poetry and literature to entertain, antique furnishings to touch and use and hand-made quilts that speak of home and security.
Some might say that it is a coincidence that so much of import has transpired in this small village. We believe that there are, in this world, special places that hold power and energy and are peaceful and meditaive. Certainly we have been blessed by being here and give thanks to this land for our happiness and good fortune.
You are invited to join us and listen to the lessons that Concord has to teach. We hope that you may feel refreshed in body and more importantly, in spirit as you utilize the Hawthorne Inn as your base for exploration.
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Owners: Marilyn (Greg) Mudry
Open Since: 1976
We Accept: Checks, Mastercard, Visa, Discover and American Express
Price Range: Check with owner as prices may vary
No. of Rooms With Private Bath: 7
Location: In small town
Amenities: Air conditioning, Piano, Antiques, Down comforters, Canopy beds, Sitting room/library, Continental breakfast, Patio, No smoking, Children possible and Crib available
Sight-Seeing: Museum and Historical site/district
Water Sports: Swimming, Canoe rentals and Fishing
Other Sports: Bike rentals
Out In Nature: Bike trails, Hiking trails, Parks, Nature preserves and Birdwatching
Memberships: (* = organization inspected the inn, + = organization is PAAAC approved)
* + American Automobile Association (AAA), Professional Association of Innkeepers International, * + Select Registry (formerly Independent Innkeepers Association), * AB&BA
Area Attractions:
Home of Louisa May Alcott (Little Women), Home of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Home of Nathanial Hawthorne, Site of First Battle Revolutionary War (Old North Bridge), Walden Pond, Minute-Man National Historical Park
These recreational facilities and attractions are all within 1.5 miles of Hawthorne Inn.
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