We went to tea for a late Mother’s day celebration. We have enjoyed tea in Ireland and the UK as well as many locations in the US like the Boston Public Library. In every other case, each person gets their own Tea tray with sandwiches and pastries and it’s usually too much to finish. Today, at the Inn we were shocked to discover that there was one tower for 6 adults including 3 large men. At $65 per person that worked out to about 3 pieces each. The children were served their own dish which had about 6 pieces. When we inquired about ordering another tower, the waiter left and never came back with an answer so he either didn’t hear us or chose to ignore the request. When we asked again he said we could not get more tea sandwiches but we could order lunch which we did. The food was average. This isn’t about price, we would have paid more but that didn’t seem to be an option. We also saw a table of 4 women who had the same size tower as we did. Something just isn’t right here and we won’t be back.

I have stayed at the Inn at Hastings Park several times because I have to travel to the area on a regular basis, and it is my favorite place to stay. The rooms are charming and each one is individually decorated, with its own color palate, but for the most part all are luxurious. The staff is wonderful, and so is the breakfast. The inn is a charming and cozy version of luxury.

Booked the Inn as a destination for our 49th wedding anniversary. Everything was top shelf. The room was very comfortable and the dining was incredible. Location is perfect, short walk into town and surrounded by historical sites. We will return soon.

We've visited The Inn at Hastings Park before, and a return visit in early December did not disappoint! The inn was decked out for the holidays, and the warm ambiance, fabulous food, exceptional staff and cleanliness made our visit perfect! They found two absolute last minute seats for us at their holiday high tea, and it was an extraordinary experience. For history buffs, the inn is perfectly situated between historic Lexington and Concord. I can't wait to return!

ok here’s the deal - this place is nowhere worth the money we called to book a room asking for quiet Nancy the manager neglected to tell us that there was extensive construction going on outside the hotel starting with paving trucks at 6 am jack hammers at 630 am and road closure by 9 am what kind of upscale inn does this ? the dining room looked cold and soulless - the bar has no lager beer or chardonnay- the fish dish was one of the worst ever and could not be eaten - the list can go on - but don’t make the mistake made - save yourself money and stress go anywhere else