USA, Massachusetts, East Orleans
The Parsonage Inn
All of our eight guest rooms have queen beds, private bathrooms with hair dryers, individual air-conditioning and heat controls and cable TV. We have free Wi-Fi and a dial-up Internet connection. The Willow and Cedar rooms are on the first floor, the other rooms are on the second floor. The rates shown are the range of prices, for two people, throughout the year. These rates include breakfast. SUMMARY OF ROOM RATES - 2008. * Maple and Walnut rooms are also closed in November. A nest in the tree tops with a far from the madding crowd feeling! Spacious with vaulted sloped ceiling, a comfortable sitting area, with refrigerator, coffee maker, and queen bed adorned with unique spindle quilt and with a one-of-a-kind split rail headboard! Private bathroom with tub and shower. Colonial in feel wi...
Location:
USA > Massachusetts > East OrleansZip code:
02643Address:
202 Main StreetCategory:
Bed & BreakfastPhones:
+15082558217, +15082558216All of our eight guest rooms have queen beds, private bathrooms with hair dryers, individual air-conditioning and heat controls and cable TV. We have free Wi-Fi and a dial-up Internet connection. The Willow and Cedar rooms are on the first floor, the other rooms are on the second floor. The rates shown are the range of prices, for two people, throughout the year. These rates include breakfast. SUMMARY OF ROOM RATES - 2008. * Maple and Walnut rooms are also closed in November. A nest in the tree tops with a far from the madding crowd feeling! Spacious with vaulted sloped ceiling, a comfortable sitting area, with refrigerator, coffee maker, and queen bed adorned with unique spindle quilt and with a one-of-a-kind split rail headboard! Private bathroom with tub and shower. Colonial in feel wi...
Barley Neck Inn
A Brief History The Barley Neck Inn had its beginnings in 1848, when Isaac and Mary Doane purchased the property which it now sits from Hannah Sparrow, widow of Josiah. Isaac Doane was one of four owners of the Cove Salt Works. By 1857, he and Mary had built a two room, two story Greek Revival house on their Barley Neck property. It extended to the pillar in the window seat of the current Doane Room. In 1868, Mary Doane, a widow at this time, sold the house to Captain Joseph Taylor, who had retired from the sea in 1866 as a partner in the Boston ship-owning firm of Seacomb and Taylor. A 47 year-old Orleans native, born in 1821, who had attended Rock Harbor Academy and Andover, he was a pure Cape Codder, descended from the Taylor-Hopkins-Doane-Higgins families. Seacomb and Taylor commissio...
Location:
USA > Massachusetts > East OrleansZip code:
02643Address:
5 Beach RoadCategory:
Guest HousePhones:
+15082550212A Brief History The Barley Neck Inn had its beginnings in 1848, when Isaac and Mary Doane purchased the property which it now sits from Hannah Sparrow, widow of Josiah. Isaac Doane was one of four owners of the Cove Salt Works. By 1857, he and Mary had built a two room, two story Greek Revival house on their Barley Neck property. It extended to the pillar in the window seat of the current Doane Room. In 1868, Mary Doane, a widow at this time, sold the house to Captain Joseph Taylor, who had retired from the sea in 1866 as a partner in the Boston ship-owning firm of Seacomb and Taylor. A 47 year-old Orleans native, born in 1821, who had attended Rock Harbor Academy and Andover, he was a pure Cape Codder, descended from the Taylor-Hopkins-Doane-Higgins families. Seacomb and Taylor commissio...
