Accommodations On Weirs Boulevard (Route 3 South)

The following accommodations on Weirs Boulevard are listed in order of their closeness to Weirs Beach. All are on, or overlooking, the Weirs Channel or Paugus Bay

NAME OF LODGING ESTABLISHMENT	TELEPHONE	PHYSICAL ADDRESS
Channel Inn & Cottages	603-366-4673	1192 Weirs Boulevard
Proctor’s Lakehouse Cottages	603-366-5517	1144 Weirs Boulevard
Naswa Resort	603-366-4341	1086 Weirs Boulevard
Bay Top Motel	603-366-2225	1025 Weirs Boulevard
Birch Knoll Motel	603-366-4958	867 Weirs Boulevard
Lakeshore Luxury Living	978-494-0002	808 Weirs Boulevard
Holiday Bay Cottage Rentals	603-455-5111	690 Weirs Boulevard
Holiday Bay Cottages	various	690 Weirs Boulevard

Paugus Bay

Naswa Cabin Colony on Weirs Boulevard, 1950’s

Barton’s

George Barton originally built the OxBow Cabins here, at #1330 Union Avenue, in 1937. After renaming the place after himself, Barton added a swiming pool, motel, and antique shop. The antique shop was occupied by Annie’s Book Stop from 1983-2020. In December, 2020, the entire property was torn down for a condo development, Lakeside at Paugus Bay.

Barton’s Village on Paugus Bay, late 1950s. The resort had 30 cottages and a private beach. Notice the shuffleboard court front and center.

Barton’s Motel was added to the property in the early 1960s.

Then, all the remaining original cottages were torn down, and the property became a motel only.

Barton’s Village sign.

The beach at Barton’s

Historic Accommodations on Weirs Boulevard

In the 1950s-1960s, there were many more places to stay on Weirs Boulevard than there are today. Most of those one-time motels and cottage colonies have been converted to condominiums. Some have retained the original buildings. Others were torn down and replaced by entirely new construction of multi-family condominium complexes.

Below is a gallery of photos of the historic accommodations on Weirs Boulevard that no longer exist. Not included in the gallery are photos of Christmas Island and the Little Cape Codders, which have their own pages on this website.