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Sesuit Harbor Motel  •  Dennis Cape Cod  •     Sesuit Harbor Motel Welcome to the Sesuit Harbor Motel, located on historic Route 6A in East Dennis, offering all the charm and tranquility that you expect from a Cape Cod vacation. Our extensive and beautifully landscaped grounds include a variety of accommodations in three buildings, each with its own personality and an abundance of amenities providing all the comforts of home. The focal point of our facility is the large sun-bathed heated pool, strategically hidden from the main road and easily accessible from all units. The Sesuit Harbor Motel is open year-round. Kim & Jim Marchand Resident Owner/Hosts. For more information and to make reservations, please call us at 1-800-359-0097 or (phone or fax) 508-385-3326

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About Dennis 2007 Population: 13,593 Dennis, named an All American Town in 1978, combines its traditional New England heritage with modern day conveniences. The villages of East Dennis, Dennis and South Dennis feature scenic historic districts hailing back to whaling days, while tranquil tree-lined streets meander through Dennisport and West Dennis. Sixteen inviting beaches lie on the warm waters of Nantucket Sound to the south and on the crisp refreshing waters of Cape Cod Bay to the north. Numerous recreation trails offer healthful relaxation, and well developed business districts throughout the villages provide ample goods and services. Residents of Dennis feel a sense of pride in their home by the sea. The quiet little town, incorporated in 1793, was named for Josiah Dennis, a favorite minister. The town was involved in the maritime activities of the 1800's and was full of the amazing tales of clipper ship adventures. As the twentieth century approached and the glory days of sea captains faded, Dennis residents turned to commercial fishing and land-based industries. Dennis comes into its own during the summer months, with special events every week. Home to the nation's oldest summer theater, the Cape Playhouse, Dennis offers varied summer activities, with arts and craft shows, concerts on the village green and Dennis Festival Days, held in August, which celebrate the friendly heritage of this All American New England town.