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New Jersey
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Cape May
The Mason CottageThe Mason Cottage, a Victorian B&B blending history with modern sensibility. We are located in the heart of historic Cape May, NJ - OPEN ALL YEAR.
The Mason Cottage
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The Mason Cottage
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Mason Cottage Dining Room
A typical breakfast may include:
· Assortment of fruit juices
· Fresh seasonal fruit
· Fresh baked muffins and breads or homemade specialty coffeecakes
· A hot entrée such as a hearty breakfast casseroles, pancakes, French toast and
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· Breakfast meats and potatoes
· Selection of cereals and yogurt
· Selections from our 24-hour coffee bar and teas
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Mason Cottage Dining Room
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Mason Cottage Parlor
Guests can enjoy tea from 3:00 to 4:00 PM in the parlor at the Mason Cottage
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Mason Cottage Parlor
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The Grand Mason Spa Suite
The Grand Mason Spa Suite - the epitome of luxury. This third floor suite is the newest, largest and most romantic suite. Four rooms consist of the bedroom, bathroom, luxury spa room and sitting room. Amenities include: Queen size bed, flat screen TV, Ipod docking station, large 2 person shower, pedestal sink, 2 person soaking tub, massage table, electric fireplace and refrigerator
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The Grand Mason Spa Suite
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The Spa Suite in the Grand Mason
Guests staying in the Grand Mason Spa Suite enjoy their own 2 person soaking tub and massage table. The ultimate in relaxation!
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The Spa Suite in the Grand Mason
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The Warne Suite
Located on the third floor, the windows in this suite have an unobstructed view of the ocean and the promenade. This suite is named for Edward Warne, the original owner and builder of this property. A quick look will show you why this is one of the most popular rooms in the house.
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The Warne Suite
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The Davis Suite
A warm and comfortable suite, this two-room beauty features a beautiful brass and porcelain bed and many bright windows. The name of this second-floor suite memorializes both Wilber Davis Mason, Sr., the man who started The Mason Cottage in 1946 as a guesthouse, and his son Dave Mason, who lovingly restored much of the property and turned it into a full-service Bed and Breakfast Inn in 1982.
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The Davis Suite
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The Decatur Suite
A lovely suite located on the second floor. This suite was named for Decatur Button, the architect hired by Edward Warne to build this house.
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The Decatur Suite
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The Franklin Suite
Enjoy a peaceful bubble bath in the antique claw foot tub in this two-room suite on the third floor. The name of this suite, in remembrance of Philadelphia's favorite son Benjamin Franklin, pays tribute to the Philadelphian roots of both the Warne and Mason Families. This suite features a beautiful brass and porcelain queen size bed.
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The Franklin Suite
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The Ware Room
Spacious and breezy, this second-floor room in the front of the house is a favorite of guests celebrating special occasions. Named after Hand and Ware, the company that built the unique tin roof on The Mason Cottage, this room gets the best ocean breezes in the house.
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The Ware Room
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Madison Suite
Another second-floor room that gets great ocean breezes, this name recognizes Madison Avenue in Cape May, the road you probably traveled though town to get to Columbia and our home.
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Madison Suite
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The Rose Room
The name of this room memorializes Dave Mason's mother, Bertha Rose. This room is on the third floor in a quiet, cozy corner of the house.
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The Rose Room
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The Columbia Room
The Columbia Room, named after Columbia Avenue in Cape May, is the only room located on the 1st floor. This delightful room makes for easy access to the parlor and dining room. No alarm clock needed in this room - guests will wake to the wonderful smell of a gourmet breakfast each morning.
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The Columbia Room
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Accommodations
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| Rate: $115-$275 |
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Rooms:
5 |
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Suites:
4 |
| Children ages 12+ |
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