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Customers are calling this popular vacation spot the best hotel in Massachusetts.

If you have ever wanted to stay overnight in Boston because maybe you were seeing a show at the TD Garden and didn't want to drive home, you probably already know, hotels in Boston are wicked pricey, but the most expensive in the World?

I'm not sure you could call it fun, but something for travelers is coming to Scarborough, Maine.

At first look, this is not the hotel I would have picked as one of the best in the World. But when I took a closer look and talked to one of my friends about it, I can't wait to book my stay.

We’re not trying to give anyone the 'heebie-jeebies,' but this information is certainly good to know.

Lifestyle experts explained some not-so-common things that people should be doing in their Maine hotel rooms. They might surprise you!

There's tons of hotels that may surprise you in the Portland, Maine, area, as they allow your furry friends to stay overnight with you. Check these out.

Have you ever been here?

With Massachusetts having such a rich history, when you think of something within the Bay State as "historic", you may not think that luxury would be the first word to come to mind. However, there happens to be a specific hotel here that not only has a genuinely loaded history, but has also been made to one of the most luxurious stays throughout New England. As it turns out, it's been named the most historic hotel in Massachusetts.

Maine is well-represented in the prestigious Travel + Leisure magazine's top 100 hotels worldwide.

With over 4 miles of ice, this ice-skating trail in New England is the longest in America.

This hotel has been part of Portland's landscape for over 50 years. But how much do you know about this famous hotel?

The Maine Mall area in Scarborough is about to get a little more crowded as a new extended stay hotel is being constructed along Payne Road

Located in the woods of Dunbarton, New Hampshire, is this one-of-a-kind Treetop Sanctuary that happens to be 30 feet off the ground.

So I did some research and sure enough, a 2010 article in Portland Monthly confirms that Emeril was the head chef at the round hotels.

We've seen 'em all!