A truly fantastic stay, start to finish! Laurie and Jason are amazing innkeepers who made our time…read morethere so enjoyable. Delicious 3-course breakfasts, decadent homemade sweet treats, beautifully appointed rooms, and a year-round saltwater pool! We will be back!

Spectacular! Must reserve! Best Inn I have ever been to in decades of Inn staying. So catering…read moreto gluten free due to my husbands celiac disease. Tucked back from road, historic and beautifully decorated, warm innkeepers, gorgeous rooms, exceptional 4 course breakfast, afternoon tea and amazing homemade cookies, relaxing 90 degree salt water in-ground pool, screened in porch with birds serenading us. 15 minutes from Chatham and 10 from Orleans. Easy backroad, Rt 6 trip to Wellfleet and PTown. Could go on & on! Loved, loved, loved! Will return!

Do you want to shave off 200 years and experience what it is like to live in a dwelling that old? I…read moretell you what, I could just hang out in the house for a day and read about it's history on the walls, spend an hour or two in their grove, peer over your shoulder at that 100+ yo oak tree and think damn... Horse and buggy used to go down this road???!!!! I found out what the difference is between an inn and a bed and breakfast. The owners, Brian and Charlie (AMAZING INN-KEEPERS!!), have captured what it is like, to be visiting the Cape, and resting a day or two before continuing the journey towards the horn. I could go on, but please... Spend a day or two on the Cape and relax in their authentic, and super quirky Inn. You will not be disappointed!

Update 2023 - My husband and I spent a romantic evening at the end of August at the Inn, and we…read moreordered the chocolate covered strawberries. Highly Recommend!!! Brian chooses the best, sweetest, largest strawberries available and dips them in homemade chocolate sauce (not hardshell candy). They are served with small plates, forks, and cloth napkins. A heavenly touch to an already wonderful night's stay. ***** This was our 5th visit to the Old Manse Inn. I've written positive reviews before, but I wanted to write an update to point out that the Innkeepers are constantly improving the inn - making each subsequent visit special. I've been to other inns and hotels, and noticed how they can stagnate - but not so, with the Old Manse Inn. Refreshed rooms and baths, updated linens and furnishings. And they have added living quarters for seasonal staff - a bonus on the Cape! The staff are always thoughtfully interviewed before hiring - and they are friendly and meticulous in their work. You can see they are loyal to the inn and the inn's clients. Breakfast is especially wonderful, given my wheat allergy - there are always options.

If I were allowed, I would give Amy and her charming inn ten stars. This lovely bed and breakfast…read morechecks every box for those looking for hospitality, comfort, friendship and the most welcoming, inviting and enthusiastic assistance in finding your way in gorgeous Cape Cod. I'd also add that I've never in all my years stayed at such an immaculate inn. The bedding was exceptional and after composing this review I will make my way over to the Sonoma Wool Company website (what Amy does in her spare time-LOL) to order the luxurious wool pillows we were lucky enough to sleep on. Breakfast is a delicious daily treat, which we were fortunate enough to have each morning poolside, amid the gorgeous gardens on the inn's grounds.

This nice little bed & breakfast has lots of high points and perhaps a couple of low ones. We…read morebooked the Refugio Suite and it was very large and very comfortable. The bedroom features an oversized California King bed, a desk and chair, television and lounge chair with ottoman. Beautiful French double doors lead to one of the loveliest features of the room which is a private deck with chairs. The living room has a delightful fireplace, comfortable sofa and another television. There is also a tastefuly done little kitchenette which was stocked with dishes and glassware as well as a mini fridge. And off the living room is the attractive bathroom stocked with toiletries and comfortable robes. Right outside our room was a Flavia coffee and tea maker as well as another refrigerator with complimentary creamer, soda and bottled water. The table in our bedroom also had a complimentary decanter of sherry and two scrumptious chocolate truffles were left on our pillows each evening. Although most of the inn's rooms are in a separate building a few steps away, breakfast is served each morning in the main house and in the company of Harrison, the inn's resident and well behaved Labradoodle. An afternoon sweet treat of cake or cookies is also provided in the main house and there's always a bowl of chocolates if you need a sweet to tide you over. We had the bad luck to not have the inn-keepers, Donna and Byron, in residence during most of our stay as they'd suffered a death in the family and were out of state. However, they'd left clear instruction with their staff about our arrival and we were warmly greeted and welcomed. During our stay, the staff was quick to answer questions about the area and to provide restaurant recommendations. The room itself also contained a lot of information about local attractions and restaurants. The night before our last day we came back to our room to find a complimentary bottle of champagne and note from the innkeepers with their sincere regrets for having been away during our stay. That was a very nice touch and was greatly appreciated. On the down side, we actually didn't think much of the breakfasts as they were largely flavorless and frequently included microwaved bacon. We wondered if the food suffered due to Donna's absence because she was billed as the cook. Both Donna and Byron were back on our last morning and it was Donna who prepared our breakfast that day. The food did improve under her stewardship but we'd still say it compared poorly to other B&B's we've visited. Our room, though lovely, did have some oddities. All the plumbing fixtures were installed backwards so that all handles turned in an atypical direction and the shower pipe was loose which restricted some of the water pressure. The impression was that the work had not been professionally done. In the bedroom, the bed was oddly situated with one side far too close to the wall despite more than ample room on the other side. It made it uncomfortable for the person sleeping on that side to get in and out of bed. Finally, we do have somewhat of a pet peeve with inn-keepers who advertise suites, which should be two separate rooms divided by a door, even though the room does not meet that criteria. In this case, the only separation between the bedroom and living room was a screen. Nevertheless, the inn was quite nice and Donna and Byron were charming hosts who had trained their staff well. Brewster is located mid-Cape and convenient for day trips to Hyannis and Provincetown which makes this a good choice for a place to stay and there are some lovely beaches right by the inn. Overall we enjoyed our stay on Cape Cod very much.

This has been such a nice stay. We had the studio suite and it was the perfect size. The balcony…read morehas the perfect view. You're well within a 20 minute walk of every thing in the area. The staff is nice. The area is quiet during quiet time (10:30 to 7:00). They only give you two pillows on the bed which is my only negative.

The Cove Motel is such a beautiful place to stay! Don't go anywhere else! The staff are so…read morefriendly! We had a lovely time singing around the fire pit, sitting by the water, and I enjoyed the beautiful room! I can't recommend highly enough!

Lovely Inn with friendly staff well appointed pretty rooms and a very nice breakfast where you can…read moresit inside or outside on the beautiful patio. Only negative is the spa bath in our room was very slippery and no grab bars to get out. It was quite dangerous. Owners should make some changes to avoid a potential lawsuit it someone fell and hurt themself.

The perfect bed and breakfast get away! This was my husband and I's first time experiencing Cape…read moreCod and this was the place to stay for sure. Comfortable, clean, charming, and all in a great location. The Inn staff were extremely kind and accommodating. They explained everything we would need to know and were easy to communicate with via text. When you walk into your room, you are welcomed with a personalized card and box of chocolates from a local chocolate shop (it's really good chocolate too). The breakfast every morning was in 3 courses: a bundt cake, a fruit, and then the entree. They were very accommodating with my husband's food allergies. They tend to stay away from nuts in their dishes. Rooms were freshened up every day. The Inn is a great location to be in- there are many things to do in the area. Easy drive to Provincetown, Brewster, Coast Guard Beach, and Nauset Light House (the Cape Cod chips lighthouse haha). About an hour to get to Falmouth if you wanna go to Martha's Vineyard. We enjoyed that hour ride to go through different towns. I would 100% recommend this Inn to anyone coming to Cape Cod!

While visiting family on the Cape we stayed here for an evening. Ed the owner was so kind and…read moregenerous with his hospitality. He offered us a free upgrade, to the presidential suite, the biggest and best room. Room 10 had big windows with a beautiful view of the ocean. It had a frig, small living room 2 T.V's,and nice sized bath with a refreshing shower. The king bed was comfy and provided a good nights sleep. Ed made us a tasty breakfast of eggs and bacon before our travels. There was a 24 hr coffee, tea, soda and snack station available to all guests as well. Thank you so much ed for your generosity and kindness we hope to come back! Try to check out the cupola if you can dare the steep steps.

** Restaurant - Waterfront Deck ** I feel like this is a…read morelocal spot vs a tourist must, which we can appreciate! After a long drive in, we found this restaurant online and they had availability on a Saturday night. The food was good, but it was way WAY too much. I wish they warned us bc we should have shared. I don't understand huge portions in general, but GIANT portions without warning leads to an unnecessary waste of food. I would not describe the ambience of the deck as inviting or cute, but the view was nice and the server and hostess staff were lovely. I don't think it is a must if you are in Orleans, but if you want easy and dependable, I think this is a good option.

It was wonderful! The staff, the gardens, the room was clean and everything in the room was updated…read morebeautifully. I had a chance to meet one of the owners and the person that takes care of the property. It's like staying in the middle of one of the finest Japanese gardens. Put that on top of Pleasant Bay, and if you're like me, it's heaven. If you go here, take some time to enjoy the property. I know the Cape has so much to offer, but if you're looking to relax, take a day here just to absorb the energy. There's a beautiful pool and hot tub for you to enjoy too.

Pleasant Bay Village is a wonderful gem in Chatham! Its setting is a peaceful garden oasis that is…read moremeticulously maintained! The Japanese gardens are absolutely wonderful. The accommodations are tended to lovingly and are so comfortable and immaculate. The week there was as peaceful as it could be and so close to all activities on the Cape. Just enjoyed the very short ride back daily to appreciate staying in a tranquil property so close to everything! It is family friendly and felt like home! The staff could not be more pleasant, 5 stars! Wish we could have stayed more than a week!

I spent a week at the historic Sea Meadow Inn in Brewster in Cape Cod at a private retreat. Since…read moreit was a private retreat, we had our own chef (lobster dinner!) and meals provided by a local chef. There were seven of us and each of us had our own bedroom and private bath in the remodeled bed and breakfast inn. The Sea Meadow Inn was the home of Captain Isaiah Clark, built around 1783 on Route 6A, the Old King's Highway, in the town of Brewster which was often called the Sea Captains Town since so many built homes there. Now it is a bed and breakfast and each of the seven rooms has its own personality. I slept in the Jeremiah room, which was the room of Captain Clark's son Jeremiah, who scrawled his name on the attic door, and the name is still visible on the attic door! There is a large kitchen and sitting room in which we all gathered, as well a patio, a huge lawn with chairs, as well as a fire pit. I was there in October, but remnants of flowers were abundant in the gardens surrounding the house. The house has the floors, fireplaces, and nostalgia of an earlier era, but the private bathrooms and bedrooms are all nicely furnished. It's a magical place and I highly recommend it if you are looking for a place to stay in Cape Cod.

There are lots of reasons Sea Meadow Inn gets 5 Star Reviews...it was a wonderful and memorable…read moreexperience! Joanne the owner has paid attention to all the details to make this a perfect place to stay. The guest rooms are well decorated and have super comfortable beds, beautiful bathrooms and amazing showers. Plenty of room for two adults. There is a large bright breakfast room with plenty of seating inside and more on the back patio that overlooks the garden and plantings. The property is beautiful and filled with flowers. The daily breakfast has lots of options from gourmet eggs and French toast to their very special homemade granola and more! Afternoon homemade cookies are a welcome treat after a day exploring the Cape. Would highly recommend you pay a visit to Sea Meadow Inn in Brewster, MA!

Because We were attending Father's Day celebration in Brewster. My search for overnight…read moreaccommodation brought me to this very lovely location. I couldn't be happier with how high end the decor was. The grounds offered a beautiful appointed swimming pool, plus an area for evening fire pit fun. I never found the goats unfortunately but I'm sure next time hopefully I will get to know them. Overall, our accommodations were 5 star quality. The bedding was as comfortable as any 5 star hotel I've stayed at. Located on 6A , a beautiful route with the best experience of old cape cod homes and scenery. Ice cream shoppes, clam shacks, antique shops and shopping for cape cod artifacts were noted flanking both sides of the route for tourists. A continental breakfast was served in a picnic basket was an added touch. Muffins, yogurt, cereal were served on a sunny patio or bring your basket to your room. For me I was very pleased with the hospitality offered by Phil, very easy check in and check out. Better yet we went to a very famous breakfast restaurant on the cape called Grumpy's which is across the street from the Hotel. However, Due to lack of Parking at Grumpy's, Phil allowed us to park on site despite that we had checked out. Very kindly indeed. This is a family friendly spot that will offer everything necessary for a comfortable time while visiting Cape Cod. I'd give it 5 stars .

The property was beautiful. We had a room with a kitchen with the amenities and loved the freedom…read moreit gave us during our stay to cook if we wanted to. In the morning their continental breakfasts were super delicious (muffins and yogurt parfaits were my favorite) and the picnic baskets were a sweet touch. Although we opted to eat on the patio when the weather allowed. I loved that the bathrooms had pinkish beige towels and crocheted floor mats. It added to the home away from home feel. I appreciated their attention to living green!! They provided a fan if the weather allowed the AC to be turned off (our room had incredible cross breezes). Compostable flatware with breakfast and recycling available. We enjoyed the games around the fire pit, nightly. And loved visiting with the goats!! Everyone we interacted with on the property was so kind! We loved our stay and only wish the weather was better while we were here.