The soon-to-open 94-room Beauport Hotel stretches its arms toward Gloucester Harbor, enclosing a broad terrace. Comfortable lounging furniture and a fire pit invite dallying, if the views of islands, lighthouses, fishing boats, schooners, pleasure boats and all the activity of a working harbor were not arresting enough. Located on a peninsula known as “the Fort,” a mixed residential and industrial part of Gloucester’s historic waterfront, this is the first luxury hotel on Gloucester Harbor in many a year. Now its gambrel roofs and copper-lined cupola rise above a strip of beach, ready to welcome visitors.
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