This Breathtaking Massachusetts Inn Used To Be A Church And You Need To Visit

If you're looking for a break from the everyday, this magnificent Massachusetts inn definitely delivers. Housed inside a historic converted church, the Belfry Inn and Bistro in Sandwich offers overnight accommodations that are unique in the state.

Read on to learn more about this amazing church that has been transformed into a cozy inn.

The grand structure that now houses the Belfry Inn & Bistro began life as a Catholic Church in 1901. It has been de-sanctified and converted into imaginative lodgings that are totally charming.

Though it still looks exactly like a Catholic Church from the outside, when you step inside you'll be greeted by stunning stained-glass windows, roaring fireplaces and the original church architecture retooled into a romantic and cozy inn atmosphere.

The rooms at The Abbey are a true departure from the norm. They feature brilliant skylights set into vaulted ceilings, balconies, gas fireplaces and luxurious king size beds. All rooms come equipped with two-person ultra massage whirlpool bathtubs.

If you're seeking the most dramatic room in the Abbey, you'll want to book the Tuesday Room. It features a magnificent circular stained glass "compass" window that will take your breath away. There's also a south-facing balcony and beautiful Victorian armoire. You'll truly feel like you've taken up lodgings in a cathedral.

The inn also offers a bistro that serves thoughtful and creative fare in a totally stunning and authentic environment.

Guests can also choose to stay in the property's "Painted Lady," a gorgeous 1882 Victorian mansion featuring soaring gables, a windowed torrent and countless antique touches.

Each room in The Painted Lady is uniquely furnished and whimsically decorated. Amenities include gas fireplaces and two-person ultra massage whirlpool tubs or Jacuzzis.

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