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$100–150
With its well-maintained gardens and homey rooms, the Nantucket House of Chatham (2647 Main St., Chatham, 508/432-5641, $130–185), an old white Greek Revival house within easy distance to downtown Chatham and the beach, is a veritable bargain for the area.
$150–250
Nestled on the stunning marsh of a private Wellfleet beach, Aunt Sukie’s Bed and Breakfast (525 Chequesset Neck Rd., Wellfleet, 508/349-2804, www.auntsukies.com, $195–270) is a peaceful and friendly place to stay with antiques-filled rooms (some with fireplaces and water views) and first-rate homemade continental breakfasts every morning.
$250 and Up
Arguably the premiere resort on all of Cape Cod, 
Chatham Bars Inn (297 Shore Rd., Chatham, 508/945-0096, www.chathambarsinn.com, $299–685) pulls out all the stops on subdued luxury. It’s one of the area’s most lauded—and with a full-service spa, a restaurant serving food that’s nothing short of impeccable, and a breezy spot on gorgeous Pleasant Bay, it’s easy to see why.
© Michael Blanding and Alexandra Hall from Moon New England, 2nd Edition
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