I have a friend who often visits New England states like Massachusetts twice a year, and when she does, she prefers checking into Massachusetts Inns.

I once asked her why she was so fascinated with New England and particularly why she preferred a Vermont Bed and Breakfast over a traditional hotel.

“Look at it this way,” she replied, “visiting a really nice bed and breakfast is like having your own vacation cottage-only you don’t have to maintain it yourself.”

When she put it that way, I could see why people would gravitate towards the idyllic and scenic countrysides found in places like Massachusetts.

I think nearly every harried city inhabitant should endeavor to visit at least one New England village or town at once in their lives. How else would they know the peace that can be had in a picturesque country setting?

If they were anything like my friend, they’d also enjoy the wondrous countryside of New England. They may even endeavor to visit towns in Connecticut or Rhode Island for future vacations. The Connecticut Inns are beautiful in the fall months!

Surely, the infectious energy of New England villages coupled with the comfort and coziness of   high quality B&B’s could make anyone a habitual tourist.  Thankfully, becoming a frequent New England visitor won’t be a habit you’ll ever have to break if you don’t want to.

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