This is one of the best keep secrets of Cape Cod. Everything…read morewas super clean. Recently renovated. And best of all, very cozy. The outdoor space is phenomenal, from pool to bonfire to grill space, they have everything you need. We can't wait to go back.

My sister raves about this spot so I decided to stay on a quick weekend getaway on the Cape. I am…read moreSO happy I did.. the rooms are clean, the bed is comfortable and the owners are so friendly and accommodating. I brought my baby and they had a new pack and play for him to sleep in. This lodge is just a short drive to Mayflower beach and there are great little shops and eateries just a couple minutes down the road. Oh, the fire pit and the amazing pool (it has a heater!) are bonuses! We will be back!

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.

My wife and I recently stayed at the Scargo Manor and absolutely loved our stay. Ann and Roy were…read morefantastic hosts! The room was perfect and the breakfasts were great. This was our first time staying here and we will absolutely be back. I highly recommend this B&B if you are in Dennis.

Loved our stay at Scargo with Ann & Roy! Our Princess suite was impeccable and the breakfast…read moreoutstanding. We can't wait to return, thank you for welcoming us!

Very affordable inn on Cape Cod in a great location. We were able to walk from the inn to Main…read moreStreet, as well as to the ferry which saved us parking fees. Plenty of parking is available and the lot was a short walk to our room. They do not have elevators so you will need to be okay with stairs. They offered to help bring our bag up due to this. The inn itself is not the most modern accommodations I have stayed at but the room and bed were fine. It was clean and worked for our needs. We spent most of the time out exploring so we really were not in the room much. They offer free breakfast; cereals, bagels, pastry items, coffee, juices and also have an indoor pool and hot tub. I gave the inn a 5 star due to the pricing and location, but above all the wonderful staff. The front desk people we met throughout our trip were all above and beyond helpful. They were our go to for questions about the area and offered friendly helpful service with a smile every time. The local knowledge they provided really did help to enhance our time in Cape Cod. Unfortunately, I never took photos of the room or location so I do not have any photos to share from our stay.

Enjoyed our stay, very clean, all the Staff was friendly, breakfast was decent, and rooms were…read morecomfortable. Older establishment, but well maintained. The pool & jacuzzi were the cleanest that I have ever seen. Everything really showed that it was well taken care of despite being dated. Liam (the Owner) works the front desk, and he greets you every morning with a smile. He was kind enough to map out a whole day for us when asked what should we not miss. His suggestions were spot on and our Cape Cod experience was amazing thanks to Liam. He definitely takes pride in his Inn and Cape Cod.

Spent two nights at this inn last week before Memorial Day weekend. Perfect setting to access…read morebeach, sit outside. Roos comfortable and clean. Family stays here often. Highly recommended.

My husband and I had a great time staying here. We stayed in one of the little cottages that only…read moreadults can stay in and loved it. It's right on a private portion of the beach. The cottage was very clean. It's also close to a Main Street that has little shops and some restaurants but not far from other places in town. We will definitely be back and will bring our kids next time!

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!

The Red Horse Inn is an excellent hotel choice for anyone visiting Falmouth, especially from…read moreoutside of New England! It's an adorable inn just south of downtown Falmouth. While we didn't personally stay there, we coordinated with the general manager, Cindy, to have our guests stay there the week of our wedding. We were delighted to learn that prices were very reasonable for an August weekend, at under $300 per night (2-night minimum). We had no issues with our invited guests securing rooms, and it is best to book rooms by calling hotel management directly. The room decor is characteristically quaint Cape Cod themed, and was a nice bonus to welcome our many guests who had never been to Cape Cod. Cindy was accommodating in allowing our shuttle buses to pick up and drop off guests at the Red Horse Inn, and she was good at getting the guest welcome bags where they needed to go after we dropped them off.

Awesome inn I was in for one night only to attend a wedding…read more The room #4, was spacious , clean and bright. It had a king bed that was comfortable and the nicest pillows. I did notice the mattress and pillows all had encasements to prevent bugs. Since I also have this in my own house I felt very secure that I would have no unwanted guests. The bathroom was also good size and the shower was one of the best I have ever had. I don't know how the WiFi was as I did not receive a password. All in all I would go back in a heartbeat.

The website for the Captain's Manor Inn does not do it justice…read more Planning a reunion with college girlfriends and selecting a place sight unseen was a bit nerve wracking. Any worries or concerns that I may have had disappeared the moment we pulled into the drive. From the impeccable landscaping to the timely and friendly greeting from the Inn owner, Pattie started the weekend off perfectly. She was both warm and inviting. She took the time to show us her beautiful property and all of its personalized, beautiful features and amenities. The rooms were spacious, impeccable and adorned with all of the luxuries you may want for a comfortable stay. The housekeeping crew left the room spotless and tidy each day as well. Watching Pattie work and care for her guests make the stay just that more special. She truly cares about her guests comfort. My friends and I were able to enjoy her delicious, homemade breakfasts (we could have done better of keeping her informed of any culinary preferences but she was able to accommodate a few reasonable requests). She has truly thought of every detail---from coffee/tea/filtered water access all day to homemade cookies ! Sitting on the veranda together whether in the evening or morning after breakfast, we were able to settle in surrounded by trees and enjoy one another's company. We loved it so much we are thinking of making this an annual visit. Thank you, Pattie for creating the perfect environment for us to laugh, talk and create memories until our next reunion!

I have such mixed feelings about this place that I feel bad writing this review, but maybe it'll…read morehelp so here goes nothing. The property is well-maintained and clean. The rooms & common areas were tastefully decorated. My only gripe is that there is no fridge in the room. We were allowed to use the main fridge in the kitchen, but it's shared with everyone and can't be used while breakfast is going on, so I had to plan ahead if I wanted to take a drink out for breakfast and, obviously, it wouldn't be cold as a result. Mini fridges in the rooms would be great! They also had great toiletries (e.g., shampoo that doesn't make your hair feel like hay.) Service: This inn is run by husband and wife, Pattie and Randy. Pattie seems very well-intentioned and was helpful. She greeted us with a smile, answered all of our questions, had ferry tickets ready for the Vineyard, and was happy to provide recommendations for things to do, how to get to places, and so on. She was the quintessential innkeeper. Breakfast is served every morning and was delicious. Pattie was meticulous about dietary restrictions, which the three of us who had some very much appreciated. As a pescatarian who has been served clam chowder with bacon (after a lengthy convo about not eating meat) and had numerous encounters with people who don't understand that chicken is not a vegetable, I am grateful for people in the service industry who take dietary restrictions seriously. I didn't feel like I needed to ask her about every breakfast item to make sure I wasn't inadvertently eating meat because it was clear that she was already on top of that. They have about 6-8 tables out on the veranda and the innkeepers made sure that everyone would be seated promptly and with their entire party. Sounds great, why the hell did you only give it three stars? Randy. When I first met Randy, I thought he was funny in a deeply sarcastic way. Problem is, it quickly became clear that the sarcasm was mostly just him being rude and judgmental. Some examples follow but they're certainly not the only uncomfortable interactions we had with him: (1) when asked what kind of juice we wanted, both my husband and I said orange. He told us we were unoriginal. (2) when we disclosed we were going to Provincetown for whale-watching and walking around town, he told us he doesn't appreciate his guests doing that. His GUESTS, who paid a little under $1700 per couple for three nights at this place, were all vaccinated (and provided proof of such) and regularly wear masks, especially in indoor spaces had to worry about whether or not he approves of our vacation plans. In fact, when we first checked in, I wore a mask the entire time. I only took it off after noticing that Pattie wasn't wearing one so I figured they were comfortable with us not being masked because they had proof of our vaccine status. All the other guests also did not wear masks. (Writing reviews during COVID is bizarre.) I get his hesitancy (somewhat): we visited in late August of 2021; there was a COVID outbreak in Provincetown in early July of 2021. It was contained and Provincetown has been strictly enforcing masking since then. Plus, this outbreak was related to the Delta variant, which isn't unique to Provincetown. They never told us before we checked in that they were so concerned about Provincetown. We had already purchased tickets to whale-watching and weren't about to throw away $65/pp because the host of the place we paid to sleep at night didn't like it. If COVID is that serious of a concern they should either (1) warn their guests explicitly about these restrictions before booking or (2) not run their business during COVID. By the way, Provincetown was awesome. Loved whale-watching & Commercial St., while touristy, isn't depressingly so. I highly recommend a trip there! If you go, The Lobster Pot should absolutely be your lunch stop! (3) on the day we checked out, I saw Randy and asked if Pattie was around so that I could provide her with my credit card. Randy went to the entrance where there was apparently a bell to summon Pattie. I was next to the bell. He could've easily walked to the OPPOSITE side of the counter to ring the bell. Instead, he told me he likes to keep about 8' of distance and had me move to the other side of the room so he could ring said bell. I get social distancing and am happy to abide, but don't make your guests feel like lepers. He could've asked ME to ring the bell, or told me WHY he needed me to move. Instead, he told me he needed the 8' as he moved towards me so I could get out of his way. It was awkward and uncomfortable. One of my friends started wearing her mask--despite that neither Pattie nor Randy wear masks in their inn--because she also felt like he was being really judgmental and treated us like walking COVID hotbeds. (4) it seems they don't pay employees well? Randy made some comments about how they can't keep their help around b/c the gov't providing unemployment