글로스터 케이프 앤 박물관 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“Beautiful property!”

“Very nice, comfy, clean beds, and linens”

“Great location! Walking distance to restaurants and shops. Recommend Roy Moore’s for lobster and chowder. The shops closed early -most closed by 5PM. Nice patio bar at hotel. Fell asleep to sound of waves crashing against the rocks. Beautiful sunset. Good value. ”

“Sally Webster Inn is a beautiful Inn with themed rooms! We stayed in the Grace O’Malley room! The bed was extremely comfortable and the rooms have a mini fridge to store items. We were close enough to walk to breakfast at the local eateries! Cute coastal shops to venture into. The train station is not a far walk to venture into other towns. We came to see Salem! Loved that the train was close so we didn’t have to fight for parking on parade night in Salem! The bathroom is small but it’s expected...

“yes”

“Our room was very well laid out. It had a small nook with the microwave, coffee pot and refrigerator on one side and a clothes closet on the other side. The room was fairly large, so it was easy to move around and you didn't feel cramped. The AC worked very well The two beds were "full", not "queen" size, so they were a tad too small. The breakfast was very good. There was always a good selection of bagels that you could toast (and eat with cream cheese). There were also prepackaged danishes...

“We got in very late (11:00 pm) so no attendant. Very dark too. The text instructions for finding our room were confusing as we went to the clubhouse, code didn’t work and then went to blue door. But we loved the room and location. ”

“Excellent property within walking distance of all the best shops. Great, seamless communication. The restroom is small, but to be expected. I will stay here again and again! ”

“Lovely place to stay. Owner on duty to help and oversee. Peaceful and very enjoyable visit.”

“La casa está preciosa! Fue fácil llegar y accesar a la habitación. Vale la pena! ”

“Lovely little hole in the wall. Lots of food choices close by and very convenient for the train into Boston. ”