The only lodging on Bearskin Neck is this seaside motel near the end of the strip. Needless to say, every room has a great view and a balcony from which you can enjoy it. The rooms are quite spiffy, with traditional wooden furniture, striking light fixtures and intriguing sea-glass artwork on the walls.
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