| amenities include a spa, an exercise room, a casual restaurant, and a colorful bar with weekend entertainment. 4 miles from pilgrim hall museum, pilgrim memorial state park on plymouth harbor, and the mayflower ii replica ship. suites add cd/dvd players and 2-person whirlpool tubs; some have 4-poster beds and fireplaces. this relaxed hotel is 0. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. warm, old-world rooms come with free wi-fi and cable tv. there's also a mayflower-themed indoor pool
Boston Logan International Airport 45 min
Brewster Gardens (6 min)
A walking path runs alongside a stream in this well-maintained, grassy park with a tranquil vibe. Duxbury Beach (25 min)
Lengthy barrier beach with bayside & ocean swimming, diving spots & a casual restaurant. Plymouth Rock (7 min)
Waterfront monument showcasing the storied rock where the Mayflower Pilgrims first landed in 1620. Pilgrim Memorial State Park (8 min)
Harborside park commemorating the first pilgrim landing, with Plymouth Rock & a Mayflower replica. Captain John Boats (10 min)
Whale watching, dolphin, and cetaceans Edaville Family Theme Park (18 min)
Train rides, vintage carousel & other amusement park staples plus seasonal holiday attractions. Plimoth Patuxet (7 min)
Complete re-creation of a 17th-century Pilgrim village, including costumed actors & activities. National Monument to the Forefathers (16 min)
81-ft.-tall grouping of granite statues erected in 1889 to commemorate the Pilgrims. Plymouth Beach (18 min) The Plimoth Grist Mill (2 min)
17th-century mill & museum built by early colonists for the milling of corn into cornmeal. Myles Standish State Forest (12 min)
Giant property with 16 ponds, hiking & biking trails, plus hunting & 35 miles of equestrian trails. Burial Hill (4 min) Mayflower II (8 min)
Full-scale replica of a 17th-century Pilgrim ship with exhibits & tours led by costumed guides. Howland House (4 min)
Timber-framed pilgrim house dating from the 17th century, with tours available 7 days a week. Pilgrim Hall Museum (7 min)
The oldest public museum in the U.S. (built in 1824), showcasing possessions of the early Pilgrims. | 
