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Northshore June/July 2018

Northshore magazine showcases the best that the North Shore of Boston, MA has to offer.

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114 white with blue accents, pulling the colors of the sea and sky onto land into its spaces. "It's light and modern with a hint of cozy," Garodel says. "We're really trying to get into relaxation mode." Beauport Hotel G L O U C E S T E R beauporthotel.com, 978-282-0008 If your ideal staycation involves drinks by the rooftop pool, then the Beauport is the desti- nation for you. Opened in 2016, the Beauport replaced a long-abandoned frozen food plant with an elegant yet welcoming 94-room hotel designed to be a place where impeccable cus- tomer service meets comfort and relaxation. Perched between downtown Gloucester and Stacey Boulevard, the hotel offers guests an easy stroll to Main Street amenities and sce- nic views. e Beauport itself overlooks Pavil- ion Beach, giving guests water views and easy beach access. "We're right on the beach and we're right downtown," says Jeanne Hennessey, director of communications for the Beauport Hospitality Group, which owns the hotel. A full-service restaurant with a spacious outdoor deck is available downstairs. Up- stairs, the guests-only rooftop pool and bar hosts regular sundae socials, wine tastings, and even movie nights. Complimentary bicy- cles are available, allowing guestsa leisurely way to explore the museums, shops, and natural beauty of the area. "It's just a beautiful location," Hennessey says. "It's a world away." Harbor Light Inn M A R B L E H E A D harborlightinn.com, 781-631-2186 Couples craving an escape should consider booking a stay at the Harbor Light Inn. In the heart of downtown Marblehead, this family- owned inn offers a self-contained retreat for guests who want to leave the real world behind. "e atmosphere is very romantic," says inn manager Cassandra Fedas. All of the 20 rooms are decorated with a combination of classic New England style and contemporary colors and light; many feature a Jacuzzi tub or fireplace. An on-site tavern serves wine, beer, and a menu of favorite New England snacks and meals (think burgers and lobster bisque). In addition, every afternoon the inn serves house-made baked goods and iced tea or hot cider, depending on the season. Out back, a pool and small lawn offer opportu- nities for outdoor relaxation. Should you choose to leave the property, PHOTOGRAPHS, LEFT TO RIGHT, BY PETER VANDERWARKER, BY JUMPING ROCKS INC/COURESTY OF THE HARBOR LIGHTS HOTEL there are plentiful options within an easy walk of the inn, including charming local shops, small beaches, and restaurants from the casual to the upscale. "You can walk to everything," Fedas says. "People can come and park their car here and never have to drive." The elegant yet welcoming 94- room Beauport Hotel is designed to be a place where impeccable customer service meets comfort and relaxation. Opposite page, All of Harbor Light Inn's rooms are decorated with a combination of classic New England style and contemporary colors and light. Bottom, Out back, a pool and small lawn offer opportunities for outdoor relaxation.

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