Hotels near Museum of the North Beach

"Dann and Diane were some of the best hosts I’ve ever had in my almost 2 decades renting vacation properties. I love to plan group trips so that is saying a lot. This particular trip was for a group of 6 women. 2 birthday girls and 1 friend who had recently lost her mom. Thats a lot to pack into a trip. Dann and Diane were so considerate and thoughtful from the first time I messaged them, to questions prior to the stay, to accommodating a request that really allowed us to make the most of our stay, to the check-in, and then of course to the incredible home. This group of women have stayed at several homes together and some in our group are rather particular. Let me just say the cleanliness, accommodations, kitchen, space, quite literally every aspect of the home is so thoughtfully done. There were ZERO complaints. One night we made a seafood dinner and we had everything we needed AND more for cooking. I truly cannot express how stunning the home itself is. You can tell they care a lot about the space. Waking up to the view every morning was a balm to the soul. If you have a chance to enjoy this property and Dann and Diane’s hospitality I would not miss it. "

"If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to check into a 1950s fever dream, look no further. The location is a 10/10, but the hotel itself is a solid "Time Machine Broken." Walking into the lobby felt less like a vacation and more like an estate sale. The air had that signature "Grandma’s Attic" musk, and the reception featured a glass cabinet of snacks that I’m fairly certain have been there since the Eisenhower administration. They’re also still trying to make "DVD Rentals" a paid thing. In 2026 Speaking of charges—bring a kidney if you’re bringing a dog. They "allow" pets, but its $$$ The walls in our one-bedroom were made of what I can only assume was high-quality tissue paper. I didn't just hear the people in the parking lot; I’m pretty sure I’m now legally a witness to their divorce proceedings. Pro-tip: Don't be fooled by the photos. 90% of them are of the fancy, overpriced restaurant next door. Also, the "walk" to the beach is actually a vertical mountaineering expedition. We enjoyed the workout, but if you aren’t training for the Olympics, you might just want to wave at the ocean from the parking lot. Joking aside, if you like no frills whatsoever, reasonably clean, and decor from almost 70 years ago, this is for you. For me, the price was way too high for what this place was, and I wish I had known about Seabrook (5mins away) before I booked."

"The house was directly on beach as advertised and well stocked for a spring break trip to the ocean."