Concord's Colonial Inn, MA. News.

Media and Articles

Forbes.com: Destination of the Week "Trancendental Comfort" by Sophia Banay

NYTimes.com: Travel Guides Concord "Concord's Colonial Inn" Frommer's Review

NYTimes.com: "Journeys; 36 Hours Concord, MA" by David A. Kelly

Los Angeles Times: "Concord: Where the Redcoats and Walden Pond Meet" by Susannah Rosenblatt

RunningTimes.com: "Running Away: Concord, MA" by Mark R. Johnson

History.com: Learn about Concord's proud participation in the Abolitionist Movement by watching a clip from The History Channel's "Cities of the Underworld: Freemason Underground."

U.S. Senate Candidate Scott Brown's at Concord's Colonial Inn: as reported by WickedLocal.com/Concord

Entertainment

The Concord Journal: "Blues Masters Team Up at Colonial Inn in Concord" by Margaret Smith

Boston Magazine: "The Haunt: Transcendental Medication" by Gretchen Voss

BostonGlobe.com: "In Concord, an Acoustic Haven" by Steve Morse

The Haunted Inn

 Explore the haunted history of our beloved Inn... once of the many perks of overlooking Monument Square for nearly three centuries.

Outstanding General Manager of the Year We are very pleased to announce that our General Manager, David Grossberg,  was awarded the Outstanding General Manager of the Year award, by the American Hotel & Lodging Association. David was chosen for his outstanding accomplishments and exceptional service in the lodging industry. David, who won in the small property category, plays an active role in the lives of his employees and his guests. David views his job as providing not only a comfortable stay for his guests, but a uniquely historical one, in the inn which dates back to 1716 and whose most famous resident is a ghost who frequents room 24. David’s dedication to service extends beyond the property, as he is a member of a local Rotary organization, and always on the look out for new service projects. David also won the Masschusetts Lodging Association's Star of the Industry Award, for Outstanding General Manager of the Year, in February 2008.    Kids Eat Free on Tuesdays Bring the kids to our family-friendly Inn and save! Adults dine from the regular menu, kids dine from the Kids Menu free on Tuesdays for lunch and dinner.   Concord's Colonial Inn Accepted as Member of Historic Hotels of America The Colonial Inn is one of only about 200 hotels and resorts throughout the country recognized by Historic Hotels of America for preserving and maintaining its historic integrity, architecture and ambiance. To be selected for membership in National Trust Historic Hotels, a hotel must be at least 50 years old, listed in or eligible for the National Register of Historic Places or recognized locally as having historic significance. Click here to learn more about the Colonial Inn's history. The National Trust for Historic Preservation is a private, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to protecting the irreplaceable. Recipient of the National Humanities Medal, the Trust provides leadership, education and advocacy to save America’s diverse historic places and revitalize communities. For more information, visit the Historic Hotels of America web site. (photo: Patriot's Day in Concord, Massachusetts)