Thank you for considering to stay with us! Irving House at Harvard is a historic guest house in a neighborhood outside Harvard Square.
When reserve you book directly with us we can offer the most flexible terms for reserving your stay in Cambridge.
- You will have access and choose from all of our room types. We will to post any last minute discounts or special rates not offered on third party websites when you enter your dates. (One discount per stay)
- More importantly, reserving directly with us means you can communicate with our team directly. Our staff is available to answer questions, reply to emails, make changes, or cancel without delays or limitations often associated with travel booking sites.
Enter your dates below to review availability and complete your reservation. A new tab will open with our secure online booking system.
Please note:
- Most of our rooms have private bathrooms with showers, and sometimes a tub. However we do offer many room types. Please pay attention to details to figure out which will best fit you need and budget.
- We have a few smaller “economy” rooms which share bathrooms. Each floor has single occupancy bathrooms located across the hall just like you might expect in a house.
- We have four floors and no elevator; if stairs are a concern, please let us know and we will happily accommodate a first or second floor request.
When guest choose to book directly on this website we can offer the convenience of direct communication with staff and as well as discounts and special rates which will show up when you pick your dates. Returning guests already know and expect our warm hospitality with a distinct, home like atmosphere. Browse our room types below to find the right fit for you!
Please note: For reservations in late May, Commencement, there are different cancellation policies and restrictions. Parking is NOT included and will be restricted to those who have reserved and paid for it. There is a minimum night required and payment for those nights is required to confirm any reservations during the dates surrounding Harvard commencement ceremonies.

