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September 2011

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spotliGht The Seaside Inn Rejuvenate, Relax, Replenish t he SeaSiDe inn is a beautiful inn located in Falmouth, MA, in one of Cape Cod's most beautiful communities on the edge of Nantucket Sound. The area is full of art, cultural and musical events; boutique shopping; historical exploration; casual and fine dining; nightlife; sporting events; and lots of things for the family. You can plan day trips to Hyannis, Plymouth, Provincetown, Boston and Nantucket, MA, as well as Newport, RI. The Island Queen ferry sails daily between Falmouth Harbor and the extraordinary island of Martha's Vineyard from late May to mid-October. There is a 22-mile-long Shining Sea Bikeway between North Falmouth and Woods Hole, and with 75 public golf courses on Cape Cod, you can choose from a great selection of places to play golf. The local British Beer Company Restaurant and Pub is located on the same oceanfront property. You can have lunch and dinner, which is served seven days a week year-round. The Seaside Inn has numerous types of newly furnished rooms that meet your size and budget. They are decorated with a warm and welcoming charm, and equipped with private bathrooms, air conditioning and heat, cable TV, free Wi-Fi, hair dryers, coffee makers, irons and ironing boards, and in-room phones with free local and toll-free calls. The inn is AAA-approved and offers a 10% discount to members. Whether you want a standard-style room, a deluxe room/ocean or partial v iew w ith deck and kitchenette or a deluxe room/best view with a private deck and kitchenette, you will be pleased. Room options also include spacious two-room suites perfect for vacationing with your family. For information, call The Seaside Inn at (508) 540-4120 or 1-800-827-1976, visit www.seasideinnfalmouth.com or stop by 263 Grand Avenue, Falmouth, MA, 02540. n

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