Hotels near New Bedford Regional Airport - EWB, New Bedford

I love Dartmouth there’s a lot of stores / restaurants, the mall... the chinese food across from the motel is lousy!!!!!! Don’t eat there! They have a Walmart up the street...friendly’s etc. As far as the motel goes they could use better pillows more pillows... more face cloths, towels better soap... I usually bring my own but sometimes we forget things behind but the one thing I can say if there’s any issues they definitely try to accommodate if they can... when asked. It’s worth a try going to the Capri the decision is yours in the end, try it out!!!!

Exciting place to visit, surely a town in transition with lots of history, great architecture, public arts and lots of potential from an urban development point of view, friendly people, but also unfortunately, some poor areas! Whaling museum is also great! We are glad we went.

An old property that they are giving new life to and it shows but still needs more to come. We only needed a place to stay for a night so it was good, and for any length of time there is a refrigerator and microwave so that is good for the thrifty traveler. Office staff very friendly and helpful along with the staff member sent to answer a question for us. Parking wasn't enough close to room, hard to get to rooms for those that have walking issues, stairs were too high. Felt high priced for the continued improvements needed, I like there is no rugs in the room, that makes it feel cleaner that you aren't gettin dirt from the outside in. We would stay again as when one needs a room for the night this is will for sure.

A most interesting town with a very rich and diverse history, with highs and lows. A place that needs to be re-discovered more. Which I hope will happen once the commuter train between NB and Boston is at last running (after having been put on the back burner by non-South Shore politicians in Boston). Kudos to NB's indefatigable Mayor who believes in the city and its people, who leaves out not a single effort to bring civic pride and prosperity to a much too-long neglected gem on New England's coast.

Dartmouth, New Bedford & Fairhaven excellent for seaside & Town walks walks, Interesting working harbour lots of good seafood restaurants good range of boat trips in summer including ferries to offshore islands. Good range of shops, bars , coffee houses and other facilities. Antonios Portuguese Restaurant 267 Coggeshall Street New Bedford a great favourite with locals and visitors for mainly seafood but other dishes as well good value & great atmosphere. Good road connections from Boston to Fall River and Cape Cod areas. Harbour walks Maritime & Whaling history. Seafront at Fairhaven easily accessible with good parking.

For anyone interested in our nation's history, New Bedford should be on the itinerary (i.e. Whaling Museum; Seamen's Bethel; Johnnycake Hill; County Street mansions; Saint Anthony's Church; etc.). It's also a great bird's eye view of the nation's top or number one working fishing port. You can't beat the seafood! Want to take the ferry out to Martha's Vineyard... Nantucket? This is the place. Want to go deep sea fishing? This is the place. Like Folk Music? Plan a trip in July for the New Bedford Summerfest. Did I say you can't beat the seafood? It's a shame that local & state political leadership doesn't do more to promote this jewel in the rough! On the other hand, maybe the locals are just fine with that.