B&B Friday (8/27/10)!

Autumn has begun to grace us with 

its presence here on Long Island.

Pictured is my friend Pooh holding a fiery
orange leaf my aunt found the other day ...

Isn't is beautiful? ♥

I don't know about you, but I am so
ready for chilly nights, warm apple cider,
spooky stories, and pumpkin-everything!

1.

Crook Jaw Inn
(Yarmouthport, Ma)

"Listed on the National Historic Register and located in a seaside village, this classic c. 1798 cape is a getaway haven combining old world charm with modern amenities. Romantically warm and cozy, the inn's seven fireplaces, library, spacious gathering room, free WiFi and secluded brick patio is well suited for both extended stays or that needed getaway weekend. Its 5 guest rooms with sumptuous beds are distinctively appointed. All are air conditioned and have private baths, one with jacuzzi. Guests enjoy good company over the inn's acclaimed breakfasts and fresh ground coffee served by a crackling fire in cooler months. It's mid-cape location allows quick access to the National Seashore beaches, ferries to the islands, and numerous other Cape delights. Antique shops, fine dining, nature trails, and sunsets overlooking Cape Cod Bay are minutes or steps away."

Rates: $125-155

2.

 

Coach Stop Inn
(Bar Harbor, ME)

"The Coach Stop Bed and Breakfast, built c.1804, is Bar Harbor's oldest. A stagecoach stop originally christened the Halfway Tavern, it was virtually the only housing readily available to the sailors and adventurers traveling the wild northern reaches of New England. The main structure's colonial style mirrors the architecture of many antique dwellings and taverns on Cape Cod. Our home was expanded throughout the last two centuries, and has been renovated and maintained with care to preserve the integrity of its historic details. Enjoy our country setting surrounded by ancient apple trees and lovely gardens."

Rates: $135-165

3.

Olde Orchard Inn
(Moultenborough, NH)

"Olde Orchard Inn is nestled on the outskirts of rural Moultonborough at northern end of Lake Winnipesaukee, about two hours from Boston. Simply decorated with antiques and natural fibres, the colonial farmhouse is relaxed and casual yet also offers many modern conveniences such as private bathrooms, fireplaces, robes and air conditioning. It is located on nearly ten acres of apple orchards, yet is also conveniently located to many four-season attractions and several superb restaurants."

Rates: $90-185

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Enjoy this "last" weekend of Summer!

♥