South of Boston/Plymouth have comfortable & historic inns

From a pair of old brownstones on Beacon Street in the Boston area to a lodging that opened as a public house in Concord in 1716, Massachusetts inns and B&Bs are smaller, quiet, extremely luxurious lodgings that reflect the historic character and regions of MA. Inns are found in every corner of Mass, including South of Boston towns of Plymouth, Hull, and Seekonk. Inns usually offer personal luxuries like hot tubs or fireplaces, fine dining, gardens and walking trails, spectacular scenery, and nearby cultural attractions. Just a step away from Boston, Cape Cod, and Providence, Rhode Island, this region is home to Plymouth and Plymouth Rock, landing place of the Mayflower, and the wonderful Plimoth Patuxet, a living history museum. Other highlights of the region are the city of New Bedford, a historic old whaling capital, and Battleship Cove, in the city of Fall River, and where visitors can explore a Naval warship.