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Find a Bed and Breakfast in Plymouth, Massachusetts
(located on Plymouth Bay, site of Plymouth Rock)
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Plymouth, MA
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4 B&Bs
located in Plymouth
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Bed & Breakfast Reservations
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| Let us help you choose the accommodation to suit your needs while visiting the North Shore/Greater Boston/Cape Cod area! |
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11 B&Bs
located near Plymouth
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Long Dell Inn
- Centerville
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| Near Hyannis harbor,Craigville Beach,Osterville,Four Seas Ice Cream-in the center of all the reasons you come to Cape Cod. |
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The Maple Street Inn
- Barnstable
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| Fully restored, circa 1853 Mansard Victorian overlooking quiet Mill Pond, located just off of historic Route 6A. |
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High Pointe Inn
- Barnstable
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| Selected as one of the TOP TEN inns in North America, the BEST Mid-Cape B&B, and Innkeepers of the Year 2009! |
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Honeysuckle Hill Bed & Breakfast
- Barnstable
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| Enchanting Cape Cod Inn, circa 1810. Beautiful English Gardens. Gourmet Breakfasts. Close to beach and all Cape attractions. |
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Lamb and Lion Inn
- Barnstable
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| An award winning Inn combining the warmth of a Classic Cape Cod Inn with the spirit and amenities of a small luxury hotel |
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1750 Inn at Sandwich Center
- Sandwich
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| New England Charm with a touch of southern hospitality in the heart of Cape Cod's oldest seaside village. |
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1830 Quince Tree House
- Sandwich
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| Georgian Colonial B&B located near the 'Old King's Highway' (Route 6a), allowing easy exploration of the Cape & Islands. |
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Centerville Corners Inn
- Centerville
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| Seasonal family resort with Colonial charm located 1/2 mile from Craigville Beach Recreation Area. |
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Sail Inn
- Centerville
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| Your Cape Cod destination for a fabulous vacation! |
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Hamilton Beach Bed and Breakfast
- Wareham
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| Ocean front B&B offering an exceptional location close to the lower Cape regions, such as Hyannis, Yarmouth & Provincetown. |
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Plymouth, which is historically known as Plimouth and Plimoth, is a town in Plymouth County on the Massachusetts coast, south of Boston. It is best known as the place that the Pilgrims landed and settled in 1620. Nearby Plimonth Plantation offers a living museum that shows the way the settlers lived and the food that they ate. When you stay at a Plymouth B&B or Plymouth inn, you can also visit the Wampanoag Homesite, which is a traditional wetu ( native American house). Surrounded by soft furs, flickering firelight, and artfully woven bulrush mats, you will have the chance to learn about traditional Wampanoag family life as well as the arrival of the English from an Indigenous point of view. After spending time touring these wonderful living museums, you may want to rest up at a Plymouth bed and breakfast, or you might opt to take a tour on New England's largest Whale Watch Fleets, and see whales in their natural habitat. Later, when you are hungry, try 14 Union, a casual bistro-style restaurant, featuring fresh seafood and overlooking Plymouth's historic marina. Or check out East Bay Grille, located on Plymouth's Town Wharf, which offers fine cuisine in a warm casual environment.
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