The Morgan House Inn

Lee|Inn|$

HistoricWalkableTraditional

Ridge Guide Notes

Best for · walkable weekends

Vibe · Historic, Walkable

Best in · Year-round

An inn at 33 Main Street in Lee, built in 1813 as a private home and opened to stagecoach travelers by Edwin Morgan in 1853. It has 11 rooms and a restaurant serving lunch and dinner, with a separate tavern menu. Ulysses S. Grant and George Bernard Shaw are among its past guests. Vern Kennedy has owned it since 2016, and Laurel Lake is a few minutes away.

What Makes It

Built in 1813 and an inn since 1853, when Edwin Morgan opened it to stagecoach travelers. Eleven rooms and a restaurant on Lee's Main Street.

Key Details

Location

33 Main St, Lee, MA 01238

Type

Inn

Price

Best Season

Year-round

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