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Beechwood Inn Review
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Beechwood Inn
$$, Barnstable
Fodor's Review:
Debbie and Ken Traugot's yellow-and-pale-green 1853 Queen Anne house has gingerbread trim and is wrapped by a wide porch with wicker furniture and a glider swing. Named for the property's two magnificent and aged beech trees (one grand weeping, the other copper), the inn emphasizes its Victorian splendor. Although the parlor is pure mahogany-and-red-velvet Victorian, guest rooms (all with queen- or king-size beds) have antiques in lighter Victorian styles; several have fireplaces, and one has a bay view. Bathrooms have pedestal sinks and antique lighting fixtures. Breakfast is served in the dining room, which has a pressed-tin ceiling, a fireplace, and lace-covered tables. Afternoon tea and homemade snacks are also available. Pros: Exquisite lodging in historic Victorian, spacious rooms, choose from seven different beaches within a 5-mi radius. Cons: Most rooms accessed via narrow, curved stairs.
INFO
- Address: 2839 Main St. (Rte. 6A), Barnstable, MA, 02630
- Phone: 508/362-6618; 800/609-6618
- Fax: 508/362-0298
- Web site
- Hotel Details: 6 rooms
- In-room: no phone, refrigerator.
- In-hotel: bicycles, no kids under 12, no-smoking rooms.
- Rate includes: Full breakfast
- Credit Cards: AE, D, MC, V
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