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The Inn at Hastings Park
Lexington, Massachusetts, United States · Independent · High Luxury
Across from the Battle Green where the American Revolution began, this 22-room inn turns three 19th-century buildings into a deeply personal New England stay: the 1888 Main House, politician and carpenter Isaac Mulliken's 1841 home, and his former workshop. Owner Trisha Perez Kenneally spent nearly two years restoring them before opening in 2014. It is the Boston area's only Relais & Châteaux member and holds a Michelin One Key.
- 22 rooms
- Opened 2014
- Neighborhood: Lexington Center
- Rooms from 225 sq ft (21 m²)
- Interiors: Robin Gannon
About The Inn at Hastings Park
- Guests can follow the route of Paul Revere's Midnight Ride, step onto the Battle Green, and visit Buckman Tavern within the same compact Lexington neighborhood.
- Kenneally's father served as project manager, making the conversion of the three historic buildings unusually personal for the owner's family.
- Town Meeting Bistro reworks New England cooking with produce from local artisan growers through the seasons.
- Entry-level rooms start at 225 sq ft (21 m²).
History
The Inn at Hastings Park sits opposite Lexington's Battle Green, where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired in 1775. Its three historic buildings are the 1888 Main House, the Isaac Mulliken House from 1841, and Mulliken's former carpentry workshop, now called the Barn. Owner Trisha Perez Kenneally spent nearly two years restoring them, with her father serving as project manager, before opening the inn in 2014. Local designer Robin Gannon shaped the interiors.
The setting
6 miles from Henry David Thoreau's Walden Pond.
Restaurants and bars
- Town Meeting — Restaurant · Traditional bistro fare with a focus on New England flavors
Experiences
- Farm to Vine Dinner — A five-course seasonal dinner with Cakebread Cellars wines and locally grown ingredients from Wilson Farm. An October 13 edition is announced.
- Town Meeting Bistro dining — Seasonal New England bistro fare and an inspired wine list; breakfast, lunch, dinner, Saturday High Tea and Sunday Champagne Brunch Buffet.
- Paul Revere's Midnight Ride path — Walk or bike the path Paul Revere followed on his Midnight Ride, within steps of the Inn.
- Battle Green visit — Step onto the Battle Green, where the 'Shot Heard Round the World' sounded, within steps of the Inn.
- Munroe Tavern visit — Visit the historic Munroe Tavern, taken over by British Redcoats on their retreat to Boston.
- Buckman Tavern visit — Visit Buckman Tavern, right down the road from the Inn.
Amenities
- To-go dining for lunch and dinner (call to order)
- Restaurant reservations
Awards
- AAA Four Diamond (2026)
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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