Merrimack Valley Inns You Have to Stay In

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There are tons of places to stay in Merrimack Valley, whether you’re planning a week-long vacation or a weekend getaway. But perhaps the most charming accommodations in the region are the inns. Inns have a personal touch and unique atmosphere that are harder to find in hotels. They’re great for romantic getaways or small gatherings with friends and family.

Here are the Inns of Merrimack Valley you simply have to stay in during your visit.

North Bridge Inn B&B

A bed and breakfast located just off Monument Square in downtown Concord, the North Bridge Inn B&B has six elegant, spacious, and individually appointed suites, each named for a notable New England author. Each suite features a king or queen bed, a tiled bath, and a kitchen so you’ll feel right at home. Three of the six suites are also pet-friendly, so you don’t have to leave your beloved dog at home.

All suites include a full, hot breakfast in the beautiful Morning Room to start your day before you head off to explore Concord. The Inn is right by the Concord Museum, Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House, the Battle Road Trail, and more. This gives you the perfect opportunity to discover historic landmarks and enjoy all the things there are to do in the area.

The Alcott Suite at the North Bridge Inn
Source: The North Bridge Inn Website

Concord’s Colonial Inn

Another inn you should consider booking is Concord’s Colonial Inn. This landmark inn is known for its gracious service, creative cuisine, and 56 spacious guest rooms with a historic flair and modern amenities. Many boast beautiful hardwood floors, exposed beams, and period details, but don’t skimp on modern conveniences like private bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi, and flat-screen HD TVs. Choose from cozy single rooms, grand suites, or a whole floor of the Cottages for a truly home-like setting.

Besides the accommodations, the Colonial Inn is highly regarded for its two restaurants: Liberty and Merchants Row. These restaurants hold historical charm and a refined atmosphere while serving creative and delicious cuisine. Both are on-site and tables can be reserved for special occasions like anniversaries and proposals.

Inn at Hastings Park

Nestled in Lexington, the Inn at Hastings Park gives an exceptional hospitality and culinary experience to guests. Book any of the 22 stylishly luxurious accommodations within the lovingly preserved Main House, Isaac Mulliken guest house, or Barn suites for accommodations that merge Lexington’s heritage and architecture with a contemporary American chic design.

There are incredible, personalized and unique amenities offered by the Inn as well. Book an immersive cooking weekend to learn new skills from owner Trisha Pérez Kennealy. You can reserve a private bonfire experience, complete with flavored s’mores and specialty cocktails. Or the Inn can arrange a seasonal, custom bike tour of Lexington for an unbeatable look at the Birthplace of American Liberty.

The Groton Inn

When you’re in Groton, you should book your stay at the Groton Inn. With 60 custom rooms that each provide unique character and layouts, you’ll feel more at home than in the standard, cookie-cutter chain hotel rooms. However, in every room, you’ll enjoy luxurious linens, featherlike duvets, plush robes, flat-screen TVs, and complimentary Wi-Fi.

The lovely rooms aren’t the only draw of this inn. Sit around the outdoor fireplace in the courtyard and enjoy pastoral views of Gibbet Hill. Check out the nearby boutiques and local attractions you’re staying near. The Groton Inn is also home to the award-winning destination restaurant Forge & Vine, where you can experience quality and atmosphere while you dine.

When planning your stay in the Merrimack Valley, consider booking a room at an inn instead of your standard hotel for a more personal, cozy experience. It’s just an extra touch that will make your trip even more memorable.

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