Never use this lot! I paid $160 to park in this lot for a weekend trip on the ferry. When I…read morereturned my car was damaged. The lot took no responsibility for the damage and said it was up to the person who hit me to have left a note. It is impossible to find out who owns this lot . They park cars haphazardly and then take no responsibility. I will only use the HyLine lots in the future.

Terrible experience. Wish I had read the reviews first. Cost $80.00 for two days -- less than…read more24 hours. Return to the parking and they had to dig my car out -- took over a half an hour. No organization. The only thing they are organized about is taking your money! NEVER AGAIN, and I hope others will learn from my experience.

The owners boast superior customer service, but only reply to negative reviews and not emails, and…read morewhen you provide proof then they abuse Google's review system to get it removed. To start, Yes this is about the East End Parking lot in Hyannis. Everything written here is most certainly accurate and I have many photos dating back to when I first started parking here and had to move a broken wooden chair to get into a space. The car (which they have attempted to deny exists) mentioned below is still there today long after the original review was made, to no surprise. I will also include a photo of the rabbit living under the car to show the amount of foliage that has grown in the time the car has been parked. I should have assumed lying and then removing my google review to save face would be on the table with all the other poor business practices I have seen them utilize, like raising their prices during tourist season. This review is to ensure people park at their own risk, just like their sign says! Warning to anyone that parks here! This is a hotspot for many of the homeless of Hyannis. They set up chairs at night and leave lots of garbage, and for a time, smashed glass in the roadside entrance that the owners never properly cleaned. There is no attendant watching the lot, which according to older google reviews has been going on for a few years now. Or anyone monitoring the surveillance footage for that matter. For anyone parked near the sidewalk, the landscapers do not care about any of the cars in the lot. Which means sticks, garbage, plastic, broken glass, rocks and chunks of asphalt will pelt your cars windshields, windows and paint. The very patchy dead grass and dirt environment is matched by an abandoned car with a flat tire and a cracked windshield that has been in the lot for almost a whole year now! Park here at YOUR expense.

First impression: Wow! This is a small airport!…read more But it serves its function well in getting you to & from Hyannis area. Just the right size for a small municipal airport. Everything is within a short walking distance. The ticketing & bag check counters are there as you enter the main door. Turn left and it's a short distance to car rental desks. Turn right and you walk past the Island Grill and, then, the TSA screening area. Very compact. No shuttles, long walks to the gates, crowded TSA screening lines. Thus, the usual two-hours prior to domestic flights boarding times advice can be modified to about one hour. The major downside of sorts for those used to big metro area airports is the airport's schedules. The car rental counters close at six pm or earlier. (I couldn't find options for after hours car pickup although after hours returns are possible. Check with the airport's rental counters directly before booking online.) Airline ticket counters might closed except for about an hour or two before boarding. No continuous round the clock bustling. The airport accommodations are limited. Except for the Island Grill, vending machines are the only other food & beverage options. Plenty of seats for waiting.

This is a super small airport with almost no amenities. The only reason we used it was because it…read morewas cheaper to fly into here than flying into Boston. The terminal was average and there aren't any food options. The flights were on time which was a bonus. I have no problem flying into this airport again as long as it continues to be cheaper than Boston.

Local find. 10 minutes walk from our hotel but hard to find…read more In the middle of a residential neighborhood sits a small lighthouse. Walk in different directions until we found a sign leading to the closest spot you can get to see it.

THIS IS A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK AS FAR AS LIGHTHOUSES GO…read more=================================================== Followed all sorts of directions and it was really tricky finding this little lighthouse. It's in the middle of a residential area and near the harbor. We drove around and finally parked by the harbor and saw it. I have no clue about the history. I will read other Yelp reviews. All I know is this little lighthouse is really hard to find.

Cape Cod Mall needs to stop leasing to some of these predatory speciality retailers that pray on…read moreolder women. There are many complaints filed with the state Attorney Generals office, BBB and social media about these retailers. These are generally seasonal retailers that lease during Xmas. They sell way overpriced skincare and other beauty products. The products are worthless but their super pushy, scam artist sales people target older women, often charging women well over $6000 for products that are no better than a $10 bottle of skin lotion at CVS. These salespeople push samples into the hands of people walking by and try to persuade them to come in the store. Some of the names of these retailers in the past were Vine Vera and Truffiorre ( 2 different skin products own by Mazal Group). The most recent store I saw in the mall that is either owned by the same company or an affiliate is a place called the Sea Spa. They also have pushy sales reps hanging outside the store waiting to pounce on vulnerable women. They take advantage of people. The mall knows what these businesses are all about but doesn't seem to care. If they cared, they wouldn't keep leasing to them and allowing their sales people to roam outside the store, physically approaching innocent people passing by. Does this mall even have a manager? It's disgusting.

It's nothing spectacular but a mall is a mall. It's pretty clean and has Macy's, Marshall's, and a…read moredecent food court... we also did the glow in the dark mini golf which served its purpose. Our 6 year old enjoyed riding on the escalator in Macy's and she'd probably say that was the highlight of our visit. It's a great place to window shop if you're looking for something to do on a rainy day.

Came here to participate in the Cape Cod Synchronized Skating Classic. This is the first year it…read morewas held in Hyannis. My biggest beef was the serious lack of parking. I easily had a 10 minute walk from the illegal parking spot I found. There is a snack bar in the lobby. But no where to sit.

I went to buy my beach sticker. What a great place for the community. I walked around and checked…read moreit out. Staff was very friendly too. Indoor sports and games and a walking track. Very reasonably priced.

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! A FREE EVENT & FREE PARKING! Yarmouth Sand Sculpting Trail is a series of 32…read moreBeautiful & Artistic Sand Sculptures scattered all over Yarmouth in Cape Cod MA. Go see a couple or go on a quest to visit all 32 of them. The Sand Sculpting Trail is celebrating its 11th year in 2022. The Trail will be open from Memorial Day until Mid October. This is both a Summer & Fall Fun Event on the Cape. They also have a Photo Contest here too. This is a great way to see some great Outdoor Artwork & get to see & try some of the local businesses too. There's big & small Mom & Pop businesses from Ice cream & Candy Shops to Golf Courses, Restaurants Regional Banks & even Dunkin Donuts all have Sand Sculptures in front of their businesses. You can get a hard copy of where each place is located at the Visitors Bureau or just download a map on their website. Who are the Artists? Fitzy Snowman Sculpting is a nationally recognized business that is Massachusetts based & provides unique art experiences. They are best known for creating: The Revere Beach Sand Sculpting Festival & The Yarmouth Sand Sculpting Trail & others. Here!s the list of all 32 Sand Sculpture Sites. 1. Cape Sands Inn 2. The Cove at Yarmouth 3. Bellew Tile and Marble 4.Instant Karma 5. Route 28 Visitor Center 6. The Music Room 7. Cape Cod Irish Village 8. Seaside Cottages 9. Blue Water Resort 10. Caffé Gelato Bertini 11. Candy Co. 12. The Pancake Man 13. Dunkin' Donuts Route 28 14. Seafood Sams 15. Yarmouth Town Hall 16. John G. Sears and Son Inc. 17. Cultural Center of Cape Cod 18. Cape Cod Creamery 19. Hearth 'n Kettle Restaurant 20. Bass River Golf Course 21. Y-D Red Sox (Wilson Field) 22. Ocean Tailors 23. Rockland Trust 24. Dunkin', Station Avenue 25. Cape Cod Five 26. Today Real Estate 27. Bayberry Hills Golf Course 28. Kinlin Grover Compass 29. Strawberry Lane (Route 6A) 30. The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod 31. Just Picked Gifts 32. Route 6 Visitor Center Happy Sandy Trails to You! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

We had fun driving around seeing what the sculptures were. We were doing it on a rainy day so at…read moresome points couldnt get out of car to get pictures. Took 6 weeks for a couple to come and do these. Some sculptures were 3 ton of sand , some were 5 and one was 15ton! It was special and brought in from New Hampshire. Cuffy's on RT 28 had three inside their place of business so you could really see them up close. Each business designed and paid for them. Dunkin doughnuts ofcourse was a cup of coffee with his hand around a doughnut! After the sculpture is finished they take elmers glue and water and spray the entire surface to keep the sculptures intact.

A visit to this beautiful library has moved me to add it to the yelp listings. We originally went…read moreto print out our parking pass for game 6 of the World Series, but found a little gem. The library itself looks historic & matches the area well. There are parking stalls along the right side of the building. Once inside the library you will see rich wood everywhere! Four computers with a printer available at 15 cents a sheet. The staff and the patrons were so kind and helpful. Comfortable seating to relax and read. The grandfather clock also sets this library apart. It does announce the time and shows itself off. If you need something printed this is the library that is worth a quick stop. GO RED SOX!!!!