Concord's Colonial Inn

The town square is home to this country inn, whose original 1716 section is on the National Register of Historic Places. Henry David Thoreau once stayed at this inn, among many other historic figures. The inn also served as our nation's first war hospital. A couple rooms are said to be haunted, therefore supernatural enthusiasts often book these rooms well in advance. Guests will be pleased with the cozy décor; and, while the bathrooms may be compact, the design and layout are quite suitable for comfort. Several dining options include the rustic and cozy tavern is a delight; the other dining rooms are lovely and capture the historic vibe. New England comfort dishes are central to the menu, such as Yankee pot roast, chicken pot pie, fish and chips, burgers, salads and steaks. Smoke free premises. 56 units, some two bedrooms, efficiencies and kitchens. 3 stories (no elevator), interior corridors. Accessibility (Call).