All Inn rooms are equipped with private baths, telephones, air conditioning, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, DVD player, alarm clock radio, WIFI, and an array of high quality body care products. Many rooms have working fireplaces, and remote stereo/CD players. Some rooms also have double Jacuzzis, sundecks or patios. Most rooms have large-screen HDTV televisions. All rooms have private baths. An extensive continental breakfast buffet is included with all rooms along with afternoon tea, coffee and cordials.
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The Harborside House offers bed and breakfast lodging in Historic Marblehead on Boston's North Shore, since 1985. We have Wi-Fi available for guests with laptops and PDA's. Enjoy walking around town from our location.
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Magnificently situated in Marblehead's historic old town and overlooking the entrance to its picturesque harbor, this Victorian-era home has been fully restored to offer the very best in bed-and-breakfast accommodations: superb water views with private baths, TV, wireless internet, and king-sized beds. Common amenities include a sitting area with fireplace, kitchen, and roof deck with dazzling ocean and harbor views.
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Fox Pond is both a bed and breakfast as well as a showcase for the owner's architectural business. When the renovation and additions were completed, all four sides of the house had been added to and redesigned. The home has many surprises and an architecture that is both inviting as well as beautiful. The house has received national recognition in Gardening and Deck Design, The Marblehead Reporter and was featured in both the Oct-Nov 2006 issue of Better Homes and Gardens "Remodel" and the March 2008 issue of Better Homes and Gardens - Special Edition "Exteriors"
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Notorious Annie's is located in the heart of Marblehead's fascinating historic district. Stroll to the fine restaurants, renowned pubs, famous sites, and trendy shops that surround us.
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MARBLEHEAD, Mass., is built on bedrock - it crops out all over town, between the clapboard houses and back lanes, stippling the harbor with its insistent message about New England tenacity - but the town's heart belongs to the sea
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