On the National Register of Historic Places, this 1935 inn was built entirely from ocean-washed timbers and decorated with such artifacts as ship bells, Spanish tiles, and a cannon from a 16th-century Spanish galleon. The time-share complex includes nine buildings on the beach with both modern and historic rooms. The inn attracts guests from around the world, who sit in wooden rockers facing the beach. Pros: great seaside location; near restaurants and shops. Cons: older property; rooms can be musty.
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