Green Harbor Waterfront Lodging

We have been to Green Harbor several times for our annual family reunions. It has improved greatly over the years, although is quite pricey compared to motels.

The proprieters are great hosts and really want you to use Green Harbor as a home from home.

They ahve free wireless access so no need to give up Mumsnet while you are there.

There is no restaurant, but you do have a kitchen in most of the units. The closest place for breakfast is Dunkin Donuts in East Falmouth (open from 4am for jetlagged travellers). Grocery shopping is in Falmouth or Teaticket to the west.

They have coin-op laundry in the basement.

Recently spent a week here at the end of an exhausting week of travel/wedding in the US. We were after someone family friendly (without childcare) to flop for a few days.

Accessibility is great - we arrived into Boston at 11pm and we were there by 12.30am (including picking up hire car). A very quick drive, but beware if you go on a weekend during the day the traffic is allegedly terrible.

The resort comprises two buildings, one small one storey one down near the beach with about 6 small studios, then a larger two storey building with a mixture of studios and hotel rooms. These overlook the two swimming pools and the inlet on which the resort sits. All of the rooms can be interconnecting for larger families.

The accommodation is very clean and well laid out, if a little dated d