Beach Hotels in Massachusetts, United States

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Top beach hotels in Massachusetts

Based on the latest guest reviews and experiences

Classic Coastal Getaway:
Pilgrim Sands On Long Beach
Family Fun by the Waves:
Riviera Beach Resort
Historic Charm and Comfort:
Nantasket Beach Hotel
Affordable Beachside Retreat:
Town & Beach Motel
Scenic Serenity Spot:
Edgewater Beach Resort
Charming Quaint Escape:
Skaket Beach Motel
Spacious Stays for Groups:
Long Beach Suites
Relaxing Oceanfront Experience:
Ocean Mist Hotel

Beach hotels FAQ in Massachusetts

Read these 5 answers to FAQs to find the best hotel in Massachusetts.

Which beach hotels are best for families in Massachusetts?
Hotels like Red Jacket Beach Resort and Surfcomber On The Ocean offer family-friendly amenities such as pools and beachfront access. They are well-rated for their spacious rooms and kid-friendly activities.
Are there budget-friendly beach hotel options in Massachusetts?
Yes, options like Mariner Motel and Blue Water Resort can be found at an average of $150 per night, making them accessible without sacrificing location.
What are the most highly rated beach hotels in Massachusetts?
Hotels such as White Elephant Hotel and Hawthorne Hotel are repeatedly praised for exceptional service and facilities, often scoring above 4.5 out of 5 in guest reviews.
Which beach hotels are recommended for couples?
Ocean Club On Smuggler's Beach and The Wauwinet are ideal for couples seeking romance and privacy, featuring intimate settings and amenities suited for a getaway.

Beach Hotels in Massachusetts: Key Facts

This guide provides essential information about beach hotels in Massachusetts, evaluating 8 properties to assist travelers in making informed lodging decisions.

Typical nightly prices range from $150 to $400.

There are 8 renowned beach hotels along the coastline.

Peak travel seasons are summer (June to August) and early fall (September).

Local taxes of 5.7% apply, plus potential resort fees averaging $20/night.

Proximity to attractions: Cape Cod National Seashore is 30 km, Martha's Vineyard ferry terminals are about 18 km.