Where can we go for a Tuesday night getaway near Boston?
November 8, 2009 1:03 PM Subscribe
Where can we go for a Tuesday night getaway near Boston?
Veteran's day is Wednesday and I'd love to take my wife somewhere to escape Boston on Tuesday night. By the ocean, in the woods, in the mountains, or in a city in Western MA would all work. It doesn't need to be fancy (but we'd rather rustic charm than Days Inn). Within a 2 hr drive, and under $150 would be great (< $100 even better). Anyone know of such a place?
Veteran's day is Wednesday and I'd love to take my wife somewhere to escape Boston on Tuesday night. By the ocean, in the woods, in the mountains, or in a city in Western MA would all work. It doesn't need to be fancy (but we'd rather rustic charm than Days Inn). Within a 2 hr drive, and under $150 would be great (< $100 even better). Anyone know of such a place?
I love Rockport MA in the fall - it's quieter, still as beautiful, and quite romantic. In the off season, you should be fine finding a room <150, it's an hour north of Boston, and has some lovely inns with rustic charm
posted by darsh at 1:51 PM on November 8, 2009
posted by darsh at 1:51 PM on November 8, 2009
Looks like Porches is having a sweet weekday night deal this month.
posted by oinopaponton at 2:06 PM on November 8, 2009
posted by oinopaponton at 2:06 PM on November 8, 2009
Come on up to Portsmouth, NH, or York, ME. York has a great beach and it sure is beatiful this time of year. Quiet, good for a long walk or two on the beach, and a couple great restaurants like Blue Sky and Inn on the Blues.
Portsmouth has tons of great restaurants, and at the Press Room there's live music every night of the week. It's a fun town to stroll and shop and get coffee, there's a great record store and a great bookstore and used bookstore. Right outside of town are some fun speciality food shops and thrift shops. And there's some good local parks for walking,and nearby really nice beaches and short woodsy walks. If you think you might come up, MeMail for details!
posted by Miko at 7:56 PM on November 8, 2009
Portsmouth has tons of great restaurants, and at the Press Room there's live music every night of the week. It's a fun town to stroll and shop and get coffee, there's a great record store and a great bookstore and used bookstore. Right outside of town are some fun speciality food shops and thrift shops. And there's some good local parks for walking,and nearby really nice beaches and short woodsy walks. If you think you might come up, MeMail for details!
posted by Miko at 7:56 PM on November 8, 2009
I'm in Marblehead and I can't recommend it higher. It's beautiful, only 35 mins from Boston, tons of stuff to see and do, next to Salem (which is great now that Halloween is over). Beaches are almost deserted at this time. Message me if you want more info.
posted by FlyByDay at 7:57 PM on November 8, 2009
posted by FlyByDay at 7:57 PM on November 8, 2009
I came in here to mention Porches, myself. It's a really charming hotel, and MassMOCA is a great museum. Plus, it's dog friendly (Porches, not the museum). And if you want to mix it up with some outdoors hiking, Mt. Greylock is a short drive away.
posted by Plutor at 6:18 AM on November 9, 2009
posted by Plutor at 6:18 AM on November 9, 2009
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