This Bed & Breakfast was beyond perfection! My boyfriend and I stayed here for Labor Day weekend…read more2018 and they definitely exceeded our expectations! The owners were extremely nice and accommodating! The breakfast is fresh and delicious, I've never had such an amazing omelet before! They have a big beautiful garden with fresh fruits and vegetable which they serve for breakfast as well! You get your own little cottage with a huge bed, closet and your own porch to hang out on. The whole place is well kept and extremely clean! There's was no tv which on vacation you don't need one anyway! We felt very in tune with the nature around us! Minutes away from beautiful beaches and only about a 35 min drive to Province Town. Many great restaurants surrounding the area! We will definitely be back!

This is a one of a kind bed and breakfast where you are served a homemade organic breakfast every…read moremorning by the owner, Jaya. She is delightful, kind, warm and extremely accommodating. The king bed is extremely comfortable, huge walk in closet, couch, table and chairs and your own outdoor patio with a view of Welfleet wildlife. I highly recommend this peaceful sanctuary for your stay at the cape. Please note there is no television but there is music.

The Inn is lovely! Very clean, well appointed and walkable to the heart of Provincetown. Spencer…read morethe Inn keeper, is a super charming guy who was on premises for anything you might need along with his precious little dog Talulah. We woke up each morning to a beautifully prepared gourmet breakfast cooked and served by Spencer himself, along with fresh juice, coffee, etc. Truly a memorably experience! I highly recommend the Inn at Cook Street!

Absolutely loved our stay at the Inn at Cook Street. It was, I think, exactly what we needed for a…read morequick reset from the stresses of life. The rooms were lovely, with comfortable beds and couches and fridges stocked with filtered water. The little garden outside was beautiful, with a tiny fountain stocked with goldfish which I had to stop and visit on the way in and out each day. The inn isn't right in the heart of town, which meant it was a lot quieter, which was nice for what we needed. Most of the restaurants were a 15-20 minute walk from where we were staying. The entire walk was full of little shops and galleries-- no hardship to wander past those again and again. Breakfasts were spectacular-- multi course affairs with fantastic coffee and amazing locally pressed juice. Fresh baked scones and gorgeous fruit tarts and shakshukas. All delicious. The entire experience was just beautiful. It sounds a little cliché, but it really did feel more like being invited to stay with your eclectic aunt than it did like a hotel stay. Just wonderful.

Family stayed in all three rooms at Wildflowers Bed & Breakfast for 6-7 days last week. Enhanced…read moreour trip to the Cape! Beautiful, light building. Patio looks out on lush garden with summer flowers. Very clean, tastefully-decorated rooms. Easy parking. Nice residential area. Breakfasts are ample, delicious and varied. Fresh fruit salad daily with variations of granola, yogurt, egg, crab dishes and fruit pancakes, muffins, fruit juice, coffee and tea. Attractive presentation. Wonderful hosts--a couple who know the area well and can advise regarding beaches, local restaurants, and other attractions. Good conversation--only when we sought it. Only down-side for me: spotty T-Mobile reception, but that was a problem in that part of the Cape. They do have wifi and Internet.

I have been going to the Cape for over 20 years and this is by far the BEST bed and breakfast I…read more have stayed. Dennis and Diane are incredible hosts! They know everything about the Cape and are a wealth of knowledge on what to do, where to eat, and what to see when on the Cape. The breakfasts they prepare are gourmet and absolutely delicious. The B and B is close to the beach and beautiful. They have a gorgeous deck that looks out over a beautiful yard and garden. The rooms are spacious and very clean. This was my 9th summer staying at the Wildflower B & B and I can't wait to go back in the Fall! I absolutely LOVE this place. I highly recommend it!!

Wonderful stay at a charming B&B…read more Unlike the long dissertation on by Salem R. Justifying why she gave this B&B a one star review when she never even stayed there, I actually stayed a week with my three girls. Not sure why Yelp even allows this neuroticism. Location was good and central. The rooms were comfortable and very clean. Beds were Goldilocks firmness. Breakfast baskets were abundant and healthy. Owners Grant & John were very nice and knew all about the area with great recommendations. Wonderfully run local business. I look forward to staying here again.

We paid $540.00 plus tax for 2 nights mid week in July. This place wasn't worth it. It has great…read morepotential but not enough care or an investment have been made in it. There were no employees about the place; it was all self-serve. The walls and woodwork in our room were cracked and peeling, the shower and room floor were dirty and most of the all white linen and towels had stains on them. They had pillow shams on the 4 pillows on the bed, but no pillow cases. Most importantly, there was no smoke detector in our room, just an empty bracket. This was very surprising, given their experience with a fire in their place in 2023. The Brekkie place next door where we had breakfast included in the cost of our room was cold each day. I do not recommend this place and hope it gets better.

The Penny House Inn & Spa has been under new ownership since June 2012 and the people who own and…read morework here are so sweet, nice and friendly. I found them extremely accommodating and easy to talk to. From the moment we checked in, at breakfast, throughout the day and when we checked out, every interaction was calm, caring, engaging and thoughtful. I found a great deal for the Penny House on Living Social and was so glad that I purchased it and went to visit. Upon entering, the atmosphere was clean, stylish and very comfortable. I was extremely impressed (except that the artwork in the living room was not my taste at all- but that's a personal thing) Otherwise, the layout was large and felt really spacious, there were lots of windows letting in plenty of natural light. Because we were there during the off-peak season we had a choice of rooms and chose to stay in the Captains Quarters which was UNREAL!!! Talking to the new owners, I know they are planning on updating all the rooms but as it was, we were extremely happy. We completely fell in love with this room. Full of old world charm, dark wood panelling, dark rustic wood beams, 4 post king sized bed! The room had comfortable chairs, fireplace, separate bathroom and the most unbelievable spa tub I have ever soaked in. We made sure to use the tub every night we were there, especially after our day of hiking around Provincetown on the beach and in the dunes. So good for sore muscles. The breakfasts were great! We were served homemade granola, yogurt, eggs, bacon and either waffle or pumpkin pancakes and everything was so tasty. There were also cookies and scones complimentary and you could help yourself to tea or coffee throughout the day. I felt so at home here, I didn't want to leave. The last day that I was there, I treated myself to 90 min massage in their amazingly beautiful spa. I had a great treatment and I am extremely picky. (this is coming from a fellow Licensed Massage Therapist) Janet really did a great job working specific points and areas of my body to release tension while giving a fantastic overall relaxation treatment. The spa itself is beautiful, the owner told me it's the first thing they renovated when the purchased the Penny House in June. It's tastefully decorated in a modern yet calming style, the colors and decor are warm and soothing, with another beautiful jet tub, two massage tables, a fire place and great amenities. I'm already trying to plan my next visit to Penny House Inn & Spa- I can't wait to go back and relax, hopefully for more than just two nights next time.

My wife and I had a wonderful stay. Joey and the staff could not have been nicer. We will try and…read moreget back there again this summer. To top it all off there is Luna. They don't come any friendlier!

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.

This is a beautiful little bed and breakfast. I would recommend everyone who is planning on staying…read moreat the Cape, to book their stay here. The owners are the most lovely people you will ever meet. They rotate their breakfast menu everyday. We stayed there for two nights and we absolutely loved the breakfast on both our days.

Ever since our honeymoon 48 years ago, the historic Ship's Knees Inn in East Orleans has been our…read moreultimate coastal sanctuary. Originally built in 1820 as a sea captain's estate, this 16-room bed and breakfast beautifully pairs modern comforts with authentic maritime history, even displaying original wooden "ship's knees" supports in several of its rooms. Innkeepers Denise and Pete Butcher cultivate a warm, family-like atmosphere that keeps a loyal community of repeat guests coming back year after year to relax, reset, and breathe in the fresh Cape Cod sea air. Our days are filled with wonderful memories, from enjoying Denise's exquisite buffet breakfast featuring homemade Swedish coffee cakes and quiches, to relaxing by the courtyard's cozy gas fire pit. The inn's location is unbeatable--just a 5-minute walk to Nauset Beach, which saves us a $35 daily parking fee. Whether we are catching a historic Orleans Firebirds baseball game, riding bikes on the Cape Cod Rail Trail, or enjoying fresh lobster rolls at Cap't Cass Rock Harbor Seafood shack while watching the sunset, this inn truly feels like our second home.

We just finished up another enjoyable long weekend at Ships Knees Inn. We've been visiting for the…read morepast 15 years, and it's always a pleasure to enjoy a Cape Cod weekend with Innkeepers Denise & Peter at this delightful inn. We've found the rooms to be clean, comfortable and well appointed. The grounds are beautiful and well cared for, and there is a nice pool area as well. The Inn itself is located just a short walk from Nauset Beach, which is super convenient. The town of Orleans has nice shopping and plenty of dining options as well. Denise puts together a wonderful breakfast each morning with a rotation of delicious baked goods and other treats. On this last visit I happened to mention that I love pancakes, and there they were the next morning! Again, if we ever have a special request, Denise & Peter will do everything to make it happen. We are so happy that our friends found this Inn years ago, and invited us to join them, and we've been returning ever since. If you are looking for a nice place for your Cape vacation, look no further.

The Fort Hill trail is one of the most random, yet satisfying spots on the Cape. It's tucked away…read morebehind some property from the 1800s, then suddenly you're in marsh heaven. The marsh views are stunning and the panorama is exceptionally wide. The amount of space to roam makes you feel one with nature while still safely knowing your car is 150 yards away. I actually enjoy this spot a bit more in the winter. Come summer, the amount of bugs that yearn for your flesh can kind of soil the experience. The bugs want my blood, it's pretty tasty (I've tried it), but you end up slapping yourself on the legs for 30 minutes instead of enjoying the view. The path around the hill and along the marsh is quite long, so you can carve out an hour to enjoy it. Apparently there is a bathroom nearby, but damned if I've ever seen one. While this trail isn't "unknown" by any means, there are rarely many of people like most overlooks/attractions on the Cape. This primarily attracts locals, photographers, and people just looking to have a quiet moment. Add it to your itinerary for your next pass through Eastham!

A trail for hiking…read moreand looking The Fort Hill Trail is actually a serious of trails, including the Red Maple Trail. The area is sometimes called the Fort Hill Historic District and includes the old Captain Penniam House. It's a great place to spend a day. It's not the greatest place for strenuous hiking because the trails are relatively short, although if you include the walk along the ocean you can get a pretty good workout. The area is more for looking and understanding. Cape Cod is a terminal moraine, which means this is the place where the glaciers stopped about fifteen thousand years ago and all the rocks and dirt just dropped as the two mile high glaciers retreated. It's is a geologist's dream with evidence of the glaciers everywhere. Look around and you will see kettle holes where blocks of ice got caught and left huge depression in the land when they melted, some half a mile across Look some more and you will notice lots of glacial debris, erratics, kames and large boulders everywhere. Irregular pamets meander around like they aren't sure which way to go. Look more closely and you will notice a huge boulder with deep scratch and gouge marks. Probably a spot where native Americans sharpened their weapons. If you aren't interested in the geology you can enjoy the huge variety of wildlife, trees and flowers. Or perhaps the fantastic views of the barrier island, swamps, fields, marshes or ocean. Unfortunately some of the indigenous wildlife includes large biting flies. On some days the horrid creatures are so bad that even with deet the area is virtually impassable. Come back a week later and the flies are gone. I suspect the little bastards all hatch at once then lay eggs and die and a new batch quickly grows and looks for blood. If you enjoy history the Captain Penniam House, with it's cool whale bone arch is just down the street.

The inn is spotless, warm and inviting. The accommodations are very comfortable and relaxing…read more Innkeepers Marirose and Bernie are so friendly and helpful. We loved our stays there! Highly recommend!

The Inn at the Oaks has a great homey atmosphere. Marirose and Bernie were great at answering…read morequestions about the surrounding area and things that were current to explore. They welcomed us at check in with a tour of the common areas and the history of the Inn. We stayed in the Sunrise room and it was bright and airy, with comfortable bedding, and an ensuite bathroom. If you want a clean, homey (like at weekend trip to grandma's, with warm breakfast waffles, cookies, and tea) this is where to stay.

During our recent stay, we were able to get a large, quiet room with two twin beds, a razor-sharp…read moretelevision, and what may well have been the most comfortable mattress I have ever slept on for a very reasonable, late-September rate of only $99 a night. The motel has extensive, attractively landscaped grounds with ample parking, plus a large outdoor pool, an indoor pool, a barbeque grill, and direct access to the Cape Cod Rail Trail. The on-site breakfast restaurant called Harrigan's Café was an added bonus. Their meals were delicious. Every employee we encountered went out of their way to make us feel welcome. This was a great find, and we are already looking forward to going back again next year.

Looked so nice on the website but grounds & buildings were very shabby. Our room was nice inside…read morebut I was disappointed that we took our mother here as a birthday gift as we do a summer weekend trip each year and it was the worst place we've ever stayed.