Hotelresorts in Plum Island

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'Clean and well cared for; high end finishes; small but adorable with beautiful views from upstairs bedroom. Good communication with owners. '

'Cute little cottage. Incredible location near one of the most beautiful towns and long pristine beaches and natural habitat preserves I've encountered. We used to go to Plum Island when I was a kid and when my kids were young. Even more interesting than I remembered.The house has a nice, well-furnished kitchen, and it's a lovely, small, cozy space. The only issues we had were furniture, inside seating, and a very loud washer and dryer. It's a tiny place that maximizes space so well it kind of...

'Beautiful location!'

'Very clean and charming. We enjoyed our stay!'

'The Plovers nest is a perfect couples get away. Close to everything but yet far enough away. Place is spotless and very well appointed. Everything you see in the pictures does not do it justice. Only recommendation I would give is just book it you will not be disappointed! First time on Plum Island and will be back.'

'Very comfortable, well laid out suite.'

'From the staff at the front desk to the housecleaning and breakfast crew the service was impeccable. Everyone was friendly, professional, knowledgeable and pleasant. Couldn't have asked for better. The rooms were clean and the towels were plentiful! The breakfast was varied every day and I got a kick out of making little waffles for my travel companion and myself. There was plenty of parking and it was located ideally for me to visit the surrounding towns and with family easily. I would totally...

'It was clean, updated, and everything worked!'

'kamer stonk naar leek wel zweetvoeten en het behang kwam van de muur. De toiletpot zat los zodat je erg voorzichtig moest doen. Bij het ontbijt werd pas op het eind de jus de orange bijgevuld nadat heel veel mensen hadden misgegrepen. Ik ga graag naar een Best Western hotel maar dit was gewoon slecht en ik was blij dat we maar 1 nacht hier waren'

'Clean. Easy access to both Marblehead and Salem.'