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If you're looking for lodging in or around the Newton area, consider the Concord’s Colonial Inn. Less than 30 minutes away, our Inn is known the world over for its gracious service, up-to-the-minute amenities and landmark historical status.
The lively and charming town of Concord is at our doorstep.
Newton has no single center but instead is a town made up of 13 villages. Once known as the Garden City, Newton is the site of Heartbreak Hill, made famous by the Boston Marathon, and the Fig Newton cookie was indeed named after this town.
Education
Newton is home to such renowned educational institutes as:
Andover – Newton Theological School
Boston College (Upper, Middle and Newton Campuses)
Boston College Law School
Hebrew College
Mount Ida College
Lasell College
Attractions
Some of Newton’s most popular attractions include:
Newton History Museum at The Jackson Homestead
Crystal Lake
Heartbreak Hill
Echo Bridge
Norumbega Park
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Bollough’s Pond
Famous Residents
Some of Newton’s most famous residents, both past and present, include:
Ted Williams
Larry Bird
Jason Varitek
J. D. Drew
Trot Nixon
Jack Lemmon
Matt LeBlanc
B. J. Novak
Virginia Lee Burton
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Roger Berkowitz
Timothy Leary
Whether visiting one of Newton’s educational institutes or one of the many tourist attractions, Concord’s Colonial Inn, located in nearby Concord, is a great option for you and your entire family.
Directions from Newton to Concord's Colonial Inn
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