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Our top choices for Wellesley guest houses

1. Beacon Inn 1750

A historic brick building with a prominent 'Breckinridge Inn' sign, a stone staircase, and a large window.

2. Copley House

A building with a brick facade partially covered in green ivy.

3. Tranquil House in Cambridge

A bedroom with a bed, a desk, and a chair.

4. Coolidge Corner Guest House

A two-story house with a green exterior and white trim, featuring a porch with a purple railing and a small garden area with plants and a planter.

5. Beacon Inn 1087

A red brick building with multiple windows, a prominent entrance with a door, and a small porch area with potted plants.

6. The Inn on the Horse Farm

A house with a pond in front, surrounded by autumn-colored trees.

7. Cambridge Common House

A bedroom with a bed, a red chair, a small table with a book, a potted plant, and a staircase leading to an outdoor area.

8. 184 Heath St

A kitchen with wooden cabinets, a white stove, and a microwave.

9. Oasis Guest House

A row of yellow brick townhouses with a central entrance, large windows, and a tree in the foreground.

10. RENU on Tremont

A hotel room with a bed, bedside lamps, a mirror, a small desk with a coffee maker, and a motivational quote on the wall.

11. Bay Village Suites

A bedroom with a large bed, a fireplace, two windows with blinds, a chandelier, and a side table with a lamp.

12. Ginkgo House on Harvard

A row of blue townhouses with a porch and a sign for 'Boutique Inn'.

13. Clarendon Square

A city skyline at night with illuminated buildings.

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Stroll through the picturesque campus of Wellesley College, where you can admire stunning architecture and lush gardens. Don't miss the Davis Museum's impressive art collection or a peaceful walk around Lake Waban's scenic shores.

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A church with a tall steeple, surrounded by autumn-colored trees and residential buildings.

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Copley House

A building with a brick facade partially covered in green ivy.

Cambridge Common House

A bedroom with a bed, a red chair, a small table with a book, a potted plant, and a staircase leading to an outdoor area.

Oasis Guest House

A row of yellow brick townhouses with a central entrance, large windows, and a tree in the foreground.

Ginkgo House on Harvard

A row of blue townhouses with a porch and a sign for 'Boutique Inn'.

Coolidge Corner Guest House

A two-story house with a green exterior and white trim, featuring a porch with a purple railing and a small garden area with plants and a planter.

Beacon Inn 1750

A historic brick building with a prominent 'Breckinridge Inn' sign, a stone staircase, and a large window.

Beacon Inn 1087

A red brick building with multiple windows, a prominent entrance with a door, and a small porch area with potted plants.

The Inn on the Horse Farm

A house with a pond in front, surrounded by autumn-colored trees.

Clarendon Square

A city skyline at night with illuminated buildings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the nightly rate for a guest house in Wellesley?

Rates for Wellesley guest houses vary, but travelers can find great-value prices from $112 with Expedia. A range of factors can affect nightly rates, such as the location, the breakfast offering, and the range of amenities. Travelers looking for a good deal should consider looking for a midweek stay, as weekend rates at Wellesley guest houses tend to be higher. Remember to also use our filters to sort prices from low to high.

What's the difference between a Wellesley guest house and a B&B?

A guest house in Wellesley is typically a larger establishment with more rooms, offering a more hotel-like experience, and may provide additional amenities including luxury bedding. In contrast, a B&B is usually a smaller property that focuses primarily on providing a room and breakfast. A B&B is often more personal, and breakfast is typically included as part of the stay, but other services might be more limited compared to a guest house.

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