The Mayflower Room Has a Queen canopy bed with a flowing canopy style draping the sides. The room includes a sitting area with a lovely set of Victorian sitting room chairs, gorgeous, dark wooden armoire and antique bureau, private bath ensuite, TV, AC, and lovely views of the gardens. Prices start at $85.00 ~~Wireless Internet Access~~. Open: All year. Parking: Safe, On the premises Children: We are not accepting Children at this time. allowed on the premises. Credit Cards Accepted: Visa, Master Card. 4% surcharge required Rates start: $65.00 per night until May 29th dbl. Occupancy Cash or Check. The Francis E. Cooke Room (named after one of the Plymouth Founders) has a full size bed, antique bureau, period rocking chair and private bath with shower and full size tub for you to soak in total relaxation. Included in all our rooms are Air conditioning, Cable TV. Prices start at $75.00 ~~Wireless Internet Access~~. The Master Room has a King Size bed draped in lace and flowers, private bath ensuite, sitting area with two comfortable living room chairs and reading table, large closet, gorgeous cherry armoire, TV, AC, and lovely views of the gardens with direct views of the birdfeeders. Prices start at $95.00 ~~Wireless Internet Access~~

Lodging, Accommodations Barbara's Guest House Plymouth, Ma. Plymouth Attractions. Open: All year. Parking: Safe, On the premises. Children:We are not accepting Children at this time. allowed on the premises. Rates start: $75.00 per night dbl. Occupancy Credit Cards Accepted: Visa, Master Card. ~~~~~Wireless Internet Access~~~~~~ email: Barbara@StayinPlymouth.com. Reserve by June 1st, Receive 10% off Your Stay. Barbara's Guest House is an elegant and more affordable alternative to the expensive Bed and Breakfasts of this area. All our accommodations have private baths and cozy sitting areas. The living room with cathedral ceiling, grand brick fireplace, large loft, sunroom and deck overlooking the gardens is where you will constantly enjoy a peaceful, rural, friendly ambience. You may choose to sit on the sundeck, walk in the gardens, watch the wildlife and relax from your day of travel and activities through Plymouth, Boston, Provincetown, Cape Cod You'll be in a perfect lodging to explore all of historic Plymouth Ma., minutes from Plymouth Rock, the Mayflower, beautiful Plymouth Harbor, Plimoth Plantation...from our Guest House. Many a guest use Barbara's Guest House as a hub where rates are lower than Boston, Cape Cod and the Islands, Newport and then day-trip while still enjoying outstanding hospitality and the gorgeous grounds. Back at our accommodations you can watch birds from the sundeck or sit inside in front of the fireplace. Plymouth offers a wide variety activities. For example: Whale Watching, Deep Sea Fishing, Cruising our Historic Harbor, Ferries to Cape Cod and Provincetown as well as Golfing, Hiking, Biking, Antiquing. Experience Historic Plymouth through the Plymouth Plantation, the Mayflower II, Plymouth Rock, Pilgrim Hall Museum and many historic sites which in will keep you busy while you stay at Barbara's lodgings. Barbara's Guest House Plymouth Ma. Barbara Zimman Kevin Sipola Barbara's Guest House 62 Cooke Rd, Plymouth, Ma. 02360. Fax: 508-830-0808 Tel: 508-747-4454 Tollfree: 877-594-0032

Toll free: 877-594-0032 click to enlarge eastern Massachusetts. From the Boston Area, Logan Airport, Points North to Plymouth Ma. Take Interstate 93 South to Route 3 South. Take exit 6B onto Samoset St. At second set of lights take a left onto Pilgrim Hill Rd (CVS is landmark). At the end of Pilgrim Hill Road take a right. Cooke road is exactly 8 tenths of a mile from Pilgrim Hill Road on your right. Take right onto Cooke road then first left (still Cooke road). First house on right is 62 Cooke Road - Barbara's Guest House. From Western Massachusetts to Plymouth Massachusetts. Take Mass Pike or Route 2 East to Interstate 495 South. Take Exit 6 on to Route 44 East to Rte. 3 south Plymouth. Take exit 6B onto Samoset St. Take a Left onto Pilgrim Hill Rd (CVS is landmark). At the end of Pilgrim Hill Road take a right. Cooke road is exactly 8 tenths of a mile from Pilgrim Hill Road on your right. Take right onto Cooke road then first left (still Cooke road). First house on right is 62 Cooke Road - Barbara's Guest House. Points South ( New York ) to Plymouth Ma. Take Interstate 95 North through Providence, Rhode Island. Take Interstate 495 South. Take Exit 6 on to Route 44 East to Rte. 3 south Plymouth. Take exit 6B onto Samoset St. Take a Left onto Pilgrim Hill Rd (CVS is landmark). At the end of Pilgrim Hill Road take a right. Cooke road is exactly 8 tenths of a mile from Pilgrim Hill Road on your right. Take right onto Cooke road then first left (still Cooke road). First house on right is 62 Cooke Road - Barbara's Guest House. Points East ( Cape Cod ) to Plymouth Massachusetts. Take Rte. 6 north to Rte. 3 north. Take to exit 6 (Plymouth). Go to bottom of ramp. At lights, take left onto Samoset St. Take left onto Pilgrim Hill Road at second set of lights ( CVS is landmark ). At the end of Pilgrim Hill Road take a right. Cooke road is exactly 8 tenths of a mile from Pilgrim Hill Road on your right. Take right onto Cooke road then first left (still Cooke road). First house on right is 62 Cooke Road - Barbara's Guest House. Open: All year. Parking: Safe, On the premises Children:We are not accepting Children at this time. Click to enlarge Plymouth map.

Our tour begins with the eye pleasing landscaping of this upscale residential neighborhood in Plymouth. The sunroom and open deck are perfect for relaxing or enjoying the scenery. You'll feel right at home in our sitting room, where you can enjoy the gardens from the picture window or warm up in front of our cozy fireplace with a cup of hot tea, cider or a glass of wine. The open and warm feeling of the living room is accented by a cathedral ceiling. Solid beams cross above complimenting both 17th century and contemporary architecture.

Lodging, Accommodations, Plymouth Ma. Barbara's Guest House Plymouth, Ma. Plimoth Plantation Guides at Plimoth Plantation must take special courses in Pilgrim lore each winter, in order to serve you during the summer and answer your questions. You'll find that they are well informed and enjoy their work.The stories of their lives is well worth the trip through the past. Allow at least an hour for the visit (we recommend at least three). The spelling of Plimoth, with an i is in keeping with ancient records and early maps. The National Monument to The Forefathers The grand central figure, Faith, symbolizes what inspired the Pilgrim's journey to the New World. It is a large-featured, classically-draped female standing with one foot on Plymouth Rock. She is holding an open Bible in her left hand while her right hand is uplifted to heaven. We strongly recommend that this site be visited with a tour guide, The complexity of this statue is amazing and will take some time to describe what the details of the Forefathers statue mean. May we recomend for an informative guide of the monument. Other sites of interest are: Burial Hill Coles Hill The Rock. Barbara's Guest House Plymouth, Ma.

Lodging, Accommodations, Plymouth Barbara's Guest House Plymouth, Ma. Whale Watching Join New England's largest experienced fleet for an unforgettable excursion. Out of Plymouth harbor across Cape Cod Bay to Stellwagen Bank the feeding ground of the world's largest mammals. Please tell them Barbara's Guest House sent you. Plymouth Rock Plymouth Rock, located just five minutes from our Guest House, has been broken several times, moved twice and saved from being buried by a 95 year old Deacon of a local church. The urban legend of this simple stone has a wonderful history and is one of many historic symbols that you will find in Plymouth Massachusetts. Tens of thousands of Americans visit Plymouth Rock each year affirming the importance of the idea of Independence and Democracy in the American consciousness for more than three and a half centuries. The Mayflower set sail on September 6, 1620 and sailed for 33 days until it landed out at Provincetown first. Exploring the land they finally anchored out in Plymouth Harbor on December 21, 1620. Mayflower II Seeing this little ship today, it's almost impossible to believe that 102 men, women and children, guided by a crew of 35, were squeezed into a boat just 90 feet from stem to stern and only 25 feet at the mayflower's widest point.

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Luggage storage
 Camping and RSV park on grounds
 Rent-a-car service
 Central situation
 Playground for children
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Facsimile services
 Garage places
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Around-the-clock recetpion
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Fridge
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set