Massachusetts’ Prettiest Hotel Was Passed by Paul Revere on Famous Midnight Ride

As one of the oldest regions in the country, it's no surprise that New England is filled with history.

Our daily lives are surrounded by homes dating back several centuries, many of which serve as hotels and inns today. Speaking from experience, the unique charm of these places is unmatched, and often results in a more positive and unforgettable stay compared to your typical hospitality chains.

Last year, MSN shared a list of the prettiest hotels in all 50 states. Their selection for Massachusetts is an absolutely lovely inn located in historic Lexington, Massachusetts.

Providing "unrivaled hospitality and exceptional culinary experiences", the luxurious Inn at Hastings Park celebrates "Lexington’s historic heritage with a contemporary American aesthetic," according to the hotel's website. History lovers will be enamored by the Relais & Châteaux property situated in close proximity to several Revolutionary War sites, including the path Paul Revere followed on his famous Midnight Ride, according to MSN.

Guests can stay in one of three buildings: the Barn...

...the Main House...

...and the Isaac Mulliken House, all of which have been restored in a way that beautifully blends history with modern luxury. As you can see, every room is different and unique, making for an extra memorable visit.

The Inn is also proud of their extensive dining options. The Town Meeting Bistro specializes in all things New England cuisine, and offers seasonal menus, special dinners, and various events.

Then there's the INNgloo Wonderland, an "al fresco experience features the best of New England’s seasonal fare, paired with refreshing sparkling wines from Schramsberg Vineyards." How cool would it be to dine in an igloo like this?

And the icing on the cake? If you're looking for a place to tie the knot, the Inn offers numerous wedding venues and services, and their qualified staff can't wait to help you plan the day of your dreams. You can learn more here.

Honestly, this place is absolutely stunning, and well-deserving of the title of 'Prettiest Hotel in Massachusetts'. We can't wait to pay it a visit next time we're in the area.

To learn more about the Inn at Hastings Park, click here.