Davenport House B&B
New Bedford, MA 02740-3615
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): John Centeio, Marlene Centeio
(508) 999-1177
Originally known for being the whaling capital of the world, New Bedford, Massachusetts is now considered the gateway to the Cape. This historic home is one of just a few remaining examples of Jacobethan architecture in the city. Relax on the front porch or second-story balcony overlooking the gardens. A rear wraparound piazza on the main level boasts a view of the expansive inner-city garden. Sit by one of the fireplaces in the front parlor or family room. After a pleasant night's rest in a comfortable guest room, the formal dining room is elegantly set for a continental breakfast featuring foods from the area's Cape Verdean, African-American, Latino and Portuguese cultures. The inn is an easy walk to the historic points of interest and other nearby attractions. Take the high speed ferry to arrive at Martha's Vineyard in an hour.
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Davenport House B&B
