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The blush of fragrant gardens and cool shadows of stately trees embrace our colorful Inn where wayfarers, corporate travelers, and the romantic at heart find respite and refresh their spirit in a winsome atmosphere abounding with artworks, antiques and untold treasures. Join us as we bask near the whispering fire or, with a copy of LITTLE WOMEN or WALDEN in hand, are led by the resident cat to a garden seat for a spot of afternoon tea.
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Yankee Magazine
Says about the Hawthorne Inn
"Surely there couldn't be a better location for a
comfortable, old-fashioned country inn"
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National Trust for Historic Preservation
"The site has an impressive literary pedigree: at
various times the land was owned by Ralph Waldo Emerson,
Louisa May Alcott and Nathaniel Hawthorne."
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Boston Magazine
Voted the Hawthorne Inn
"Best Place To Stay"
Los Angeles Times
"The room was a pure pleasure" |
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Boston Globe
"Full of beautiful details, gleaming
hardwood floors, richly colored walls, stained glass interior
windows, built-in display cabinets and shelves, and hand-painted
furniture."
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National Geographic Traveler
"New England inn keeping
traditions thrive at
the Hawthorne Inn in Concord where visitors enjoy antique beds
and luscious breakfasts."
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Our daily lives have been informed by those philosophers and writers who have owned and walked our property before us; Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau and the Alcotts. It has been our fortune, for over 25 years of innkeeping, to be able to share with our guests the feeling of joy we hold for this special place. It is our hope that, through our artwork, our observations and conversation and the ambiance of the Hawthorne Inn, we can convey to
you a sense of the spirit of Concord.
Romantic New England Getaways
"While most inns have one or two prize rooms,
all of the Hawthorne's have equal charm."
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Early American Life
Magazine
"Cozy rooms are furnished with antiques
and decorated with hand -stitched patchwork quilts and
the proprietors paintings and sculpture."
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The Innkeepers Register
"Friendly caring innkeepers and nature
walks, where land, sky and water refresh the senses imbue
this winsome, intimate inn with a very special
feeling."
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Many blessings have been bestowed upon us since 1976 when we found a weary 19th century building, on a 1 ½ acre brook-side lot, and converted it, with the sweat of our brow, into the Hawthorne Inn. Labors and good fortune have made us rich in myriad ways for we have likewise been entrusted with the treasure of raising three children, granted the boon of friendships, tasted the bounty of the earth, bestowed with the wealth of spiritual fulfillment and known the gift of community. We give thanks for this benevolence and hope that our legacy can be goodness in kind, repaid with interest.
So, come and visit. Pet a dog, write a poem, enjoy your partner and think an original thought.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
"Hawthorne Inn is a small and charming hostelry
furnished with antiques and decorated with original
artwork."
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U.S. Air Magazine
"Historic hostelry filled with
antiques."
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Bed & Breakfast in New England
"Many appreciate the fact that for every nights booking
a donation is made to Habitat For Humanity International.
Scholars and historians love it here."
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