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Clark Currier Inn

Newburyport, Massachusetts.

Newburyport is famous for the number of buildings built in the Federal style, and the Clark Currier Inn is one of the city's finer examples. The building is actually two homes in one.

Bed and Breakfast Accommodations

As you enter the central hall, you see one of the Inn's most distinguished features -- an elegant stairway, which leads to a landing and branches into two. This characteristic gives it the quaint designation of a "good-morning staircase."

The day begins in the dining room with a bountiful continental breakfast of fresh fruit, juice, bread or muffins, tea or coffee, and cereal. In the back of the house is the sunny garden room where tea is served each afternoon.

The Clark Currier Inn retains much of its original splendor; each room is appointed with beautiful antiques. Lovely details include window seats, decorative moldings, Indian shutters, and wide pumpkin-pine flooring. Modern adaptations such as air conditioning and wireless Internet access, have been made with minimal disturbance to the Federal look.

We are the winner of 2008 Newburyport Best Bed and Breakfast.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 105.00 - 195.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 9
With private baths: 10
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Continental plus breakfast
• Afternoon tea

Nearest Airport(s): Logan Airport and Manchester

Payment methods accepted:

• Checks
• Cash

Services:

Parlor with Sherry,fireplace, garden,library,off street parking,conference room,wireless Internet

Area Attractions and Activities:

Newburyport has much to offer, regardless of the season -- from swimming at beaches at Plum Island and Salisbury in the summer to cross-country skiing at Maudslay State Park in the winter.

The Clark Currier Inn is near Market Square, a historic district with early 19th century architecture. A short walk leads to the Waterfront park, Firehouse Center for Performing Arts and numerous art galleries.

For less strenuous fun there are plays, films, and some unique museums. Those who like to shop will find many interesting stores and boutiques. And, of course, everybody has to eat; Newburyport has some of the finest restaurants on the North Shore.

Most Popular Rooms:

Clark Room: The crown jewel of the inn! It features a canopy bed that has as its headboard a mantel carved by the renown Samuel McIntyre. Victorian couch, chairs, large window seats, and a side table with a decorative tea service.

Merrimac Suite: The separate outside entrance makes it very nice for those guests who want extra privacy. It is equipped with a queen sized double bed, large easy chair and writing desk. With windows on three walls, the room is extremely light and breezy.

Accommodation Restrictions

• Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.
• No access for disabled persons.

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