Hyannis Harbor Hotel Planning & Tips
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The Art of Smart Timing
Cape Cod is a seasonal vacation destination and summer is prime season. While the traffic and the crowds grow in the summer, so do the choices of restaurants and activities. Fall's Indian summers make for gorgeous blue skies and uncrowded beaches, and many of the restaurants remain open through October to accommodate leaf-peeping beachgoers. Hotel prices drop a bit in the fall, as well. Some restaurants remain open through Christmas but following New Year's, most of Cape Cod is closed up until April, when they shake off the dust cloths and re-open for the spring season, which can be cold. If good weather beckons, the best steals can be found in the spring months.

Getting There
Cape Cod is located about 1.5 hours south of Boston. Logan International Airport accepts most airlines, and then you can rent a car or hop on the Plymouth-Brockton bus that makes its final stop in Hyannis a few blocks from the hotel. (If taking the bus, look for the Express.)

By car, take I-93 to Route 3 to the Sagamore Bridge that will cross over the Cape Cod Canal and onto Cape Cod. Hyannis will be exit 6 and 7; follow signs to the ferry.

All About the Extras
Guest can do laundry at the onsite coin-operated laundry facilities.

Parking is provided at $12 per night.

Nightly bonfires are lit at the hotel's fire pit one a stone terrace.

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