Woods Hole Massachusetts Woods Hole Inn Bed and Breakfast - click here to view large high resolution photo

Built at the turn of the century and called the Hotel Avery, the Woods Hole Inn is an important landmark in the town. This photo dates to 1903.
Built at the turn of the century and called the Hotel Avery, the Woods Hole Inn is an important landmark in the town. This photo dates to 1903.
 

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Woods Hole Inn Bed and Breakfast
Woods Hole Inn
6 Luscombe Avenue
Woods Hole MA 02543
USA
Phone: +1-508-495-0248
Cellular: +1-774-266-1160
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$110 - $225
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This historic building is in the middle of Woods Hole, convenient to everything including the Martha's Vineyard ferry.Room 5 is a suite -- king bedroom with Heywood Wakefield furniture and private bath, plus living room with pull-out queen size bed. Occupancy of four allowed. Great for a family.
View of the Inn (large grey building behind the Landfall Restaurant) at sunset; taken from the water.Common areas of the inn include a charming living room and a broad porch lined with Kennedy rockers with a great view of the old-fashioned drawbridge and the start of the Falmouth Roadrace.
Room 2 features a pillow top king size bed, luxury sheets and all new decor.Built at the turn of the century and called the Hotel Avery, the Woods Hole Inn is an important landmark in the town. This photo dates to 1903.
Room three -- luxury in the middle of all that quaint, busy Woods Hole has to offer!A ten minute walk through town gets you to this gorgeous Cape Cod beach.
View from an Inn room out over Woods Hole passage, towards Penzance Point and Martha's Vineyard