Hotel Availability Updates in New England

Launched on Feb. 19, 2018

The New England Travel Gazette will be updating, on a regular basis, hotel availability at popular New England travel and vacation destinations. We know it is hard finding the right hotel at the right time -- especially during holiday weekends -- so we thought this page would be of great service and convenience to you. Hotel info is provided through Booking.com, of whom we are a proud affiliate!

February 20, 2018
Red Jacket Mountain View Hotel, North Conway Massachusetts
The Red Jacket Mountain View Hotel in North Conway, N.H., makes for another favorite family destination for February School Vacation Break. Located in one of the most beautiful, fun towns in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, the Red Jacket Mountain View Hotel not only is within close proximity to first class skiing destinations, but also has its own attraction: the 40,000 square ft. Kahuna Laguna Waterpark! This family favorite features water slides, a wave pool,. an adventure tower, basketball court, 256 person hot tub and a cafe and arcade. Looks like there are still hotel rooms available this week for the February School Vacation Break on the Red Jacket Mountain View Hotel page at Booking.com.Weekend. Have fun there!



February 19, 2018
John Carver Inn and Spa, Plymouth, Massachusetts
It's February School Vacation Break for many students, so families are looking for fun places to stay! One such place: the John Carver Inn and Spa in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Close to famous Plymouth attractions, shopping, restaurants and the beautiful harbor, the John Carver Inn and Spa can also stand on its own as a vacation attraction. The Pilgrim Cove Indoor Theme Pool features an 80 ft. water slide, water falls, a Jacuzzi with a Plymouth Rock look, lap lanes and a fitness room. Additionally, the John Carver Inn and Spa features the Beach Plum Spa, dining at the famous Hearth and Kettle Restaurant, as well as the WaterFire Tavern. Looks like there are still hotel rooms available this week for the February School Vacation Break on the John Carver Inn page at Booking.com.Weekend. Have fun there!

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