Labor Day Weekend in Lexington: Last-Minute Getaways with History and Heart

Celebrate the end of summer on a Labor Day escape to the Inn at Hastings Park, where premium Relais & Châteaux hospitality and one of the richest historical spreads in the U.S. combine to marvelous effect.

Take advantage of our fine guestrooms and suites, our seasonally informed on-site dining, and a wealth of experiences and activities—including culinary classes and sightseeing tours—as well as our unbeatable location just outside of Boston in Lexington, Massachusetts, the Birthplace of American Liberty, for a summer’s-close getaway you’ll never forget.

Historical Sightseeing During the “Lex250” Anniversary Year Over Labor Day Weekend

This year signifies the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, which opened the American Revolutionary War and encompassed the “Shot Heard Round the World.” It’s an extra-special time to visit the landmarks of those battles and associated events from a convenient home base right within the heart of it all here at the Inn at Hastings Park.

Set on the doorstep of Minute Man National Historical Park, within shouting distance of the legendary Lexington Battle Green, our Inn is the perfect place—and the Labor Day holiday stretch the perfect opportunity—for history buffs keen on exploring this momentous geography.

Self-guided explorations of this kind are certainly a great idea, but we also give our guests the opportunity to see the sights while learning directly from experts. Take, for example, our Route to Liberty Tour, which begins with a setting-the-scene overview here at the Inn and then proceeds by motorcoach to the following iconic locales: the Hancock Clarke House, the Battle Green, the Paul Revere Capture Site, Hartwell Tavern, and the Old North Bridge.

Or choose the Footsteps of the Revolution Walking Tour, a fascinating on-foot survey of some of the above sites as well as the Lexington Visitor Center, Buckman Tavern, 1799 Obelisk, and Ye Olde Burying Ground.

The Welcoming Embrace of the Inn at Hastings Park

From meals at our Town Meeting Bistro and Culinary Garden to the cooking classes, Supper Club Series, Boston food tours, and other experiences we offer, the Inn at Hastings Park provides a warm-hearted, boutique-luxury home base for a Labor Day getaway to the Birthplace of American Liberty.

Summer’s not slipped away yet: Take advantage of the season’s sweet home stretch with a stay at the Boston area’s only Relais & Châteaux accommodations!

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