We offer hotels in the following fabulous resorts in New England...
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Admire the posh yachts in the harbour and enjoy a cocktail in one of the waterfront bars and restaurants.
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Built up around the mouth of the Mystic River, the town was once a highly profitable whaling and fishing community.
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The historic mansions of 19th-century millionaires from Boston and New York are now museums, inns and performing venues.
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Walk around the 200 acres of pretty grounds with their ponds, rolling fields and mature trees, and you'll get a real feel for what life was like around 1830 in New England.
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Explore Mayflower II, a faithful recreation of their ship, and chat with the 'pilgrims' (a rather convincing and knowledgeable group of actors) on board.
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Indeed, the Salem Witch Museum is one of its most popular attractions, but apart from that, it's a beautiful coastal town with plenty of charm, only 20 miles north of Boston.
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Once a major granite shipper, the depression closed the quarries and today people come to sunbathe on the rocks and beaches, walk along the shore or in the honeysuckle woods, and whale watch.
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It was first settled by pilgrim traders in the early part of the 17th Century and by the early 19th Century the main source of income was glass making - you can see the evidence of this at the fascinating Sandwich Glass Museum!...
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Once a major shipbuilding and whaling centre, Falmouth is now a typical Cape town - picturesque and charming.
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It sits on the 'elbow' of the Cape, between Nantucket Sound and the open Atlantic.
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The town was actually created over 1,000 years ago by Eastern Algonquian Indians and was then settled by the pilgrims shortly after 1602 - making it extremely old by American standards!...
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Autumn is justly celebrated for the vivid colours of the foliage, but summer's deep green, and the multitudes of wild flowers in spring, are just as alluring.
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At the western end of the spectacular Kancamagus Highway is Lincoln, neighbour to breathtaking Franconia Notch and its powerful waterfalls.
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Bordering Canada in the north and the Atlantic nearly everywhere else, the glorious coastline, for which it is justifiably renowned, is so craggy that if you stretched it out straight it would run for 3,000 miles!...