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Lion's Head Inn Review
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Lion's Head Inn
$-$$$, Harwich
Fodor's Review:
Actually a bit closer to Dennisport than to Harwich and Harwich Port, this well-maintained early-19th-century sea captain's home sits along a quiet street in a peaceful neighborhood a little less than a mile north of the sea. Innkeepers Marilyn and Tom Hull run this low-key, reasonably priced B&B and also rent out a pair of one-bedroom cottages with full kitchens and living rooms with double futons (so each can sleep a total of four); the cottages are available weekly in summer and for shorter stays the rest of the year. Rooms are modestly but tastefully appointed, with country quilts and a smattering of antiques. A big plus here is the large outdoor pool and attractive patio. Pros: Set back off busy Route 28 yet not far from area attractions, good location for exploring Dennis and Harwich areas, large outdoor pool. Cons: Many rooms accessed via steep stairs, room decor could use a little freshening, though comfortable, not an in-town or beachfront location.
INFO
- Address: 186 Belmont Rd., West Harwich, MA, 02671
- Phone: 508/432-7766; 800/321-3155
- Web site
- Hotel Details: 5 rooms, 1 suite, 2 cottages
- In-room: kitchen (some), no TV (some).
- In-hotel: pool.
- Rate includes: Continental breakfast
- Credit Cards: D, MC, V
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