Samuel Sewall Inn

Samuel Sewall Inn

  • 143 Saint Paul St
  • Brookline, Massachusetts
  • 2446

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Built at the turn of the century, in the Queen-Anne style, the Samuel Sewall Inn boasts high ceilings, working wood-burning fireplaces, and beautiful period lighting and wallpapers. Typical of a Victorian home, no two rooms are exactly alike; each has its own character and layout. An expanded breakfast buffet is served daily as well as home-baked cookies, cakes and other snacks.Our guest rooms boast incredibly comfortable deluxe beds, with luxury linens, and private baths in each room filled with beautiful Turkish towels and bath amenities and our signature Samuel Sewall Inn bathrobes. Some rooms have working wood-burning fireplaces; workspaces are also available, offering space to work with complimentary Wireless Internet.Samuel Sewall was born in Hampshire, England in 1652 but moved with his family to Massachusetts in 1661. He attended Harvard College from 1667-1671. In 1676, he married Hannah Hull, the daughter of one of the colony's wealthiest citizens. The couple had fourteen children, six of whom survived past infancy.

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1-4

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  • Bryan Austin
  • Owner

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