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Cape Cod, United States

Curving far into the Atlantic, Cape Cod is New England's classic summer coast of shingled villages, lighthouses, salt marshes and the great dunes of the Cape Cod National Seashore. From the captains' houses of Chatham to the galleries of Provincetown, it pairs grand beach resorts with seafood shacks, sailing on Pleasant Bay and long cycling trails.

Chatham Bars Inn

A Forbes Five-Star seaside resort opened in 1914 above Pleasant Bay and the Atlantic in Chatham, with a quarter-mile private beach, cottages, a spa, its own farm and a boating fleet.

Wequassett Resort and Golf Club

Cape Cod's Forbes Five-Star resort on the shore of Pleasant Bay in Harwich, with waterfront cottages, a private beach, the twenty-eight Atlantic restaurant and golf at Cape Cod National.

Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club

A Brewster resort on Cape Cod Bay built around an early twentieth-century stone mansion, with a private bayside beach, an 18-hole golf course, several pools and villas among the pines.

The Pelham House Resort

An upscale beachfront hotel in Dennis Port where every room has an ocean-facing balcony over Nantucket Sound, with a heated pool, rooftop dining, a beach bar and sunset bonfires.

Crowne Pointe Hotel & Spa

An adults-only historic hotel on Bradford Street in Provincetown, a short walk from Commercial Street, with the Shui Spa, a saltwater pool, The Pointe restaurant and a daily wine hour.