Where to go in New England

Treatments at inn’s luxurious spa reflect the area’s breathtaking natural beauty

Perched high on the bluffs of Watch Hill, with sweeping ocean views, the Ocean & Harvest Spa at the Ocean House, the only Forbes Five-Star spa in Rhode Island (and one of only 56 in the world) is the ultimate in relaxation and reinvigoration. Personalized experiences, beginning with a session in the marble herbal steam room, reflect the area’s stunning natural surroundings. Seasonal treatments range from marine body wraps to massages with lavender-infused oil. Couples massages, facials using powerful marine nutrients and nail treatments are offered. The luxurious inn also has a heated, saltwater lap pool and state-of-the-art fitness facility, both available 24 hours a day. Take a yoga class on the Seaside Terrace or a pilates class inside the yoga and movement studio. Ocean House was recently named to Forbes Magazine's list of "Most Luxurious Hotels & Spas", and is one of the top 100 hotels in the world among Travel + Leisure readers.

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Ocean House and Weekapaug Inn have once again earned Five-Star recognition from the esteemed Forbes Travel Guide for 2026, and have been voted among the top hotels in the Condé Nast Readers’ Choice Awards.

From spacious family suite, plan your vacation adventures on the coast of Maine

With spacious accommodations, on-site dining and a location in the middle of all that makes coastal Maine a much-sought-after destination, the Rockport Harbor Hotel is a comfortable, inviting headquarters for your family vacation. The hotel’s large, two-room family suites have balcony views of Ragged Mountain and Camden Hills, ME. It’s a great place to plan your day in this vibrant area, from sailing excursions, hiking and biking in warmer months to cross-country skiing, ice skating and snowshoeing in the winter. Breakfast is served in the hotel’s Oak Room, and this spring sees the opening of the breathtaking Atrium Restaurant, with commanding views of the harbor and Penobscot Bay. Hotel guests have access to the nearby YMCA fitness center. Nearby attractions range from a lighthouse museum to a nature center and cultural venues.

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Lovely town, romantic inn: It’s a perfect combination for your Marblehead getaway

In the heart of the Harbor District in one of the loveliest towns on Massachusetts’ North Shore, the Harbor Light Inn exudes a calm, welcoming, romantic atmosphere in everything from the soft sunsets through its small-paned windows to the chimes from a mantel clock to the finely tooled furnishings in its common rooms and spacious guest quarters. Rooms, each individually styled, feature options including traditional seasonal fireplaces or gas fireplaces and two-person jetted tubs. A continental breakfast buffet is included, served in the dining room or, in season, on garden tables overlooking the pool. An intimate, popular tavern serves wine, beers, cordials and bar bites. Make your getaway special by ordering wine, flowers, chocolates or other delicacies for your room. In-room massages also can be arranged.

Shoreline inn guarantees the perfect vacation for every member of your family

Some members of your family just want to relax on vacation, while others want to enjoy every activity available? The Weekapaug Inn, nestled on the Rhode Island shoreline, has a long history of appealing to every type of guest. Super-comfortable rooms and suites with dramatic water views and amenities from enclosed decks to soaking tubs are great for relaxing – and so is the private sandy beach. Activities include outings with a resident naturalist, boating excursions, kayaking, biking, paddle sports, fishing, swimming in the lap pool, s’mores by the fire pit and working out in the fitness center. Guests also have access to the spa, croquet lawn and squash courts at the nearby Ocean House. Ask about the four-bedroom Emerald City Cottage for a truly unique stay.

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Ocean House and Weekapaug Inn have once again earned Five-Star recognition from the esteemed Forbes Travel Guide for 2026, and have been voted among the top hotels in the Condé Nast Readers’ Choice Awards.

Witches, pirates and a heated pool: Of course your kids will love this vacation!

Salem is a great place for families to explore, and the Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites is the perfect base from which to launch your adventures. Breath-taking views, fun attractions and history are just steps away from the Pickering Wharf hotel, which has a heated indoor pool, marina, pub and patio serving three meals a day and a fitness center. Kids will love all the attractions in town that feature witches and pirates, and adults will admire the Peabody Essex Museum and the House of the Seven Gables. A heritage trail and kids tour will show you all the historical highlights. Stroll the shops on Pickering Wharf or walk out to Derby Wharf Lighthouse. Take the ferry to Boston or a coastal cruise. Ask about the Family Vacation Package.

Turn your exciting day at the flight park into a fun camping weekend or vacation

After a fun day at Morningside Flight Park, how great would it be to be able to stay over for a night or longer? The good news is, you can do that! The flight park’s back side of the training hill, amid a beautiful old-growth forest, hosts an expansive camping area. And in that area are cozy platform cabins: 120-square-foot two-person getaways set on raised platforms. Inside is a full-sized bed, end table, solar lighting and a USB charging station. Each cabin has a clean chemical toilet. Nearby amenities include picnic tables, a kitchen and bathhouse. You’re close to fire pits, swimming and fishing ponds. For groups of four to six, a Morningside Mountain summit cabin features a large deck and windows, vaulted ceilings and spectacular views of gliders and sunsets.

Luxurious accommodations and gourmet dining await

At The Bedford Village Inn in southern New Hampshire, guests can choose between two exceptional accommodations: the Inn's 14 uniquely designed suites, or the Grand Boutique Hotel's 50 lavish rooms featuring marble bathrooms and four-poster beds. Each morning, guests can enjoy breakfast at the AAA™ Four Diamond-rated Bedford Village Inn Restaurant, which offers contemporary, regionally sourced cuisine served in a warm environment. Think: fluffy omelets, oat crusted French toast, and mouth watering pastries. After breakfast, relax by the heated saltwater pool, open seasonally, or unwind in the outdoor hot tub. Steps away, Luxe Salon & Spa provides rejuvenating treatments, while Corks wine bar boasts an award-winning wine list.

Relax, recharge at this mountain inn with an inviting spa, fitness center, outdoor activities

What’s better than staying at an inn located in the middle of outdoor experiences from skiing and snowshoeing to golf and kayaking? Staying at an inn with spa services to enjoy after the outdoor activities, of course! At The Wentworth, an idyllic inn nestled in the scenic White Mountains, NH, an intimate spa offers signature treatments like the Wentworth Wrap and Tranquil Falls Massage, citrus body polishes, a variety of facials, foot scrubs and scalp massages. Add-ons include warm stones, aromatherapy and CBD oil. Couple’s and prenatal massages also are offered. The charming inn also features a full-service fitness center; tennis courts, croquet and ice skating; complimentary passes to Great Glen Trails at the base of Mt. Washington for hiking, walking, biking and running; and discounted passes for cross-country skiing.

Happy kids, relaxed parents at this Full American Plan resort by the lake

Is that a sigh of relief heard when parents drive up to Migis Lodge on Sebago Lake, or the summer breeze drifting through the pines? At this Full American Plan resort nestled in the pine forest on the shores of a pristine lake, parents know they’ll have spacious accommodations in the Main Lodge or private cottages, all meals taken care of, and no bored children. In addition to supervised children’s camp programs (including during dinner!), there are so many activities to choose from. Go water skiing, canoeing, kayaking, sailing or fishing. Play tennis, basketball, pickle ball or disc golf. Parents: You can get a massage, book a personal trainer or just relax on your cottage porch with a cold beverage, knowing your kids are having a blast.

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Relax with a delicious meal and a stunning view of the property at Morgan’s Restaurant

A relaxing meal at the inn after a day spent kayaking, swimming, hiking or skiing: Doesn’t that sound perfect? At the Interlaken Inn’s Morgan’s Restaurant, they have been serving delicious food since 1999 to guests who admire the seasonal menus as much as they admire the views of the property seen through large windows. Cozy and classic, Morgan’s is open Wednesday to Sunday featuring Authentic Northern Chinese dumplings, Thursday night trivia night, small plates and more. We also provide self-serve grab ‘n go including daily hot breakfast sandwiches.

Brilliantly crafted cuisine, creative cocktails will draw you to this restaurant with lake views

Enjoy exceptional Lake Winnipesaukee dining at The NASWA Resort, where fresh seafood, lake views, and family friendly menus come together. The Blue Bistro is our signature waterfront restaurant, serving breakfast and dinner with options ranging from perfectly cooked Angus steaks and seafood specialties to creative vegetarian dishes and a full kids’ menu. Start your morning with guest favorites like the Big Wake, Egg McMakris, or Caribbean French Toast. For casual lakeside lunch or dinner, visit the NazBar & Grill—our beachfront bar known for tropical cocktails, lobster rolls, burgers, and unbeatable sunset views. Finish your day with classic New England entrées and homemade desserts. Whether you’re looking for romantic waterfront dining or a relaxed beach bar, The NASWA offers one of the best dining experiences on Lake Winnipesaukee.

Discover mouthwatering meals paired with the Lakes Region’s most spectacular panoramas

Perched atop Steele Hill in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, Steele Hill Resorts overlooks Lake Winnipesaukee and Lake Winnisquam with the White Mountains rising beyond. Accommodations range from well-appointed hotel rooms to spacious suites, all with easy access to the resort’s extensive amenities, including indoor and outdoor pools, hot tubs, fitness facilities, and miles of walking trails. Dining is a highlight at the resort’s Hilltop Restaurant, where large windows frame sweeping lake views. Guests enjoy all-American comfort food, from hearty breakfasts to thoughtfully prepared dinners. Pair your meal with a local craft brew or signature cocktail, then unwind next door at Tova’s Tavern—featuring a cozy fireplace and full bar service. Don’t miss their popular weekend breakfast buffet.

A welcoming brewery with hearty meals and beers that are distinctly New Hampshire

If you’re in or planning a visit to New Hampshire, why not grab a beer that represents all we love about the state. At the Woodstock Inn Brewery, they’ve been producing distinctly New Hampshire beer for more than 25 years, from the 4000 Footer IPA, the official beer of hiking, to Lost River Light, for those lazy days at the swimming hole. (Check the website for the current tap list.) Voted the White Mountains’ favorite restaurant for eight years, the warm, inviting Main Bar at the inn and brewery is the place to enjoy live music, livelier conversation, great brews and hearty breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Warm weather means sipping and dining on the seasonal Dam Bar’s patio, where well-behaved dogs are welcome.

Creative menu, comfortable surroundings hallmarks of this popular restaurant and tavern

It all starts with the food at the 1869 Room, The Wentworth’s popular restaurant. With its Certified Local designation from the New Hampshire Farm-to-Restaurant Connection, the restaurant, with its inviting fireplace and crystal chandeliers, relies heavily on locally sourced produce, meats, cheeses and other products for its ever-changing menu catering to all tastes. Start with Mama’s Meatballs or a delicious burrata, then move to a slow-braised short rib of beef or a black bean and chickpea stew. Finish with homemade ice cream or an apple gateau or a dessert cocktail like a peanut butter cup martini. (The restaurant also offers wonderful breakfasts.) After dinner, adjourn to the Alpine tavern, a convivial bar and lounge with a light-bites menu, creative cocktails and, in season, local live music on the deck. - Book your table On-Line today!

Inn’s popular restaurant serves up casual cuisine, with the ocean as a backdrop

Eggs Benedict in the morning and lobster scampi in the evening? Yes, you can do that at Shade, the re-envisioned on-site restaurant at the Higgins Beach Inn. You’ll soon see why the restaurant is a favorite not only with inn guests but with locals in the Scarborough, ME area. The atmosphere on the three-season porch is refined yet casual as you relax in the cool breezes off the ocean. Dinner might mean starting off with Atlantic fish chowder or a salad or perhaps Maine crab and corn fritters. Then, try the lobster roll or a grilled flank steak or a great burger. Order wine by the glass or bottle, one of several local brews or a specialty cocktail.

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At this farm inn, love of the land, and belief in sustainability, are shared with guests

At the Liberty Hill Farm & Inn, the top priority is to provide a fulfilling farm experience for every guest. And given the number of guests who return year after year, it’s a job well done. From fabulous home-cooked meals using fresh, local ingredients (sometimes picked by guests) to letting guests learn how to milk a cow, the farm promotes both healthy, sustainable living – and fun. The inn, a pioneer in the agritourism movement, supports the Keep Local Farms initiative and was Vermont’s first Green Agritourism Enterprise. The owners are members of the Cabot Creamery dairy co-op, where sustainability and innovation are key. Sharing the love of the land and farming is central to the inn, where guests can pick berries, hike through wildflower fields, swim, fish – and milk cows.