When you travel probably one of the most important things, maybe the most important item is where you will stay while you are traveling. Everyone likes a nice hotel, B&B, Inn, etc. Some people prefer something more modern, while others enjoy the charm of something older and more laid back.

 

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I prefer something with more charm and comfort. I enjoy an old inn or bed and breakfast. Maybe a historical location or unique place that has lots of charm. I love when you stay at a bed & breakfast they always have fantastic treats and meals for you. Two B&Bs that stick out in my memory were one in Hershey, Pennsylvania which was beautiful and had fantastic food. The other was the lighthouse B&B, it was an actual lighthouse!

 

 

In an article by Select Registry, they listed the Top 5 bed and breakfasts and inns in New Jersey.

 

 

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Cape May: The Mainstay Inn & Cottage: "The Mainstay Inn’s history begins in 1872. Designed by the famous Philadelphia architect Stephen Decatur Button, it was originally established as a private gambling club."

 

 

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The Chateau Inn & Suites in Spring Lake: "exudes historic charm, romantic warmth, and old-fashioned hospitality".

 

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Woolverton Inn in Stockton: "a historic, country estate, sitting high above the Delaware River, surrounded by beautiful gardens and 300 acres of preserved farmland".

 

 

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Wooden Duck Bed & Breakfast in Newton: "Enjoy gorgeous views any time of year with wildlife throughout while on your evening stroll or catch the dance of the hummingbirds as you sip your coffee."

 

 

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Queen Victoria Bed & Breakfast Inn in Cape May: "a premier B&B located in the Historic District of Cape May, NJ. Known for its three charming Victorian Style Buildings. Just a block from the beach and two blocks from the shops."

 

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