Inns

Inns of Boston and Cambridge embrace guests with historic character

From a pair of old brownstones on Beacon Street in Brookline to a lodging that first opened as a crossroads public house in Concord in 1716, inns in the Greater Boston and Cambridge region of Mass. are smaller, quiet, extremely luxurious lodgings that absolutely reflect the historic character and regions of MA. Inns are found in every corner of Greater Boston, and they usually offer luxuries like hot tubs and Jacuzzis, fine dining, gardens and walking trails, spectacular scenery, and nearby cultural attractions.

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