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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
185 Lyman St, Waltham
Venues And Event Spaces
“Ah, the Lyman Estate, a timeless gem where history whispers through every ornate corridor and ancient artifact. Picture this: a mansion where the walls seem to breathe stories of yesteryears, each room adorned with stunning antiques that transport you back in time. The grounds, oh, the grounds! They stretch out like a verdant canvas, painted with the hues of nature's finest palette. And let us not forget the staff, whose warmth and attentiveness make you feel like a cherished guest in a grand old tale. The food, a delightful symphony of flavors, leaves you yearning for more. Truly, the Lyman Estate is a sanctuary of beauty and elegance, a perfect blend of the past and present.”
“The Tufts Medical Center Heart Transplant Department holds an annual CME meeting here. It's always very educational, well attended, and organized. The facility is very comfortable and the services provided are excellent.”
“I loved this place! The room I booked had all of the daily necessities. We had bowls, utensils, soaps,towels etc.this place has a backyard with a fireplace, chairs, a small area to play mini golf(only 1 level though), a pool and a changing station with towels.
Rooms: The rooms are nice, with all the necessities you will need. Nice beds and view.
Nearby activities: There is a pool and a golf section.
Food & drinks: The breakfast is free however lunches and dinners aren’t free. They have scrambled eggs, waffles/pancakes, sausages, toast, hash brown, bacon and toast. They also have milk, apple/orange juice, water, coffee and tea.”
Venues And Event Spaces
Venues And Event Spaces
Venues And Event Spaces
“I love going to this local history spot for their various events and tours. Even when there are not events or tours scheduled it is worth to have a walk around the lovely estate grounds. There's so many wonderful happenings to attend and ways to connect with the community as well as the communities of the past.”