What it is

A 22-room boutique hotel in historic Lexington, Massachusetts, blending New England heritage with contemporary luxury. As Boston's only Relais & Châteaux property, it offers impeccable service, a farm-to-table dining experience at Town Meeting Bistro, and unique activities like craft cocktail classes and immersive culinary weekends.

What it isn't

A sprawling or impersonal hotel experience. Instead, it’s a thoughtfully intimate retreat where every detail feels curated, and every moment is personal.

What we think

The Inn at Hastings Park is a captivating blend of historical allure and modern luxury. Each of its rooms is a carefully curated space that maintains the essence of New England’s past while offering all the amenities and comfort expected from a top-tier property. From its charming design, featuring hand-painted wallpapers and locally sourced furnishings, to its impeccable service, the inn offers a refined yet cozy atmosphere. Whether you're unwinding in the serene surroundings of the Minuteman Bikeway or indulging in a delicious farm-to-table meal at Town Meeting Bistro, the experience feels personal and intimate. The Inn at Hastings Park truly stands out for its ability to make you feel both connected to Lexington's revolutionary history and utterly pampered in the present moment.

You're here because

You crave the charm of a historic small town paired with Relais & Châteaux-caliber hospitality—where every detail is thoughtfully designed to celebrate the past and embrace the modern.

The Moment

Relax on the heated front porch with a craft cocktail before enjoying a locally inspired tasting menu at Town Meeting Bistro, followed by a fireside s’mores session under the stars.

Restaurants & Bars

Town Meeting Bistro - Traditional bistro fare with a focus on New England flavors

INNgloo Wonderland (Fall and Winter) and Culinary Garden (Spring and Summer) - A warming lunch, dinner, Saturday High Tea, and Sunday Champagne Brunch

Location

Nestled in the historic center of Lexington, 15 miles northwest of Boston. A short drive from major American literature landmarks like Walden Pond and the homes of Emerson and Alcott.