WeBe been there twice for a little get-a-way, and quite honestly, both visits were fantastic…read more Last year ('24) we stayed in the older side of the inn, upstairs. A very large and nice room; clean and plenty of room. Sadly, the restaurant was not open, as they were doing renovations and the Town had issues with the kitchen rebuild. This year ('25) we stayed on the new side, a perfect room. Warm and very clean. Modern. Plenty of room to unpack and sit and relax. This year we went to the restaurant which is a big local draw; strongly recommend making a reservation. Nice and clean, big, and looks like it had been renovated too. Typical New England fare for the Blue Hair Crowd. Prices were very reasonable. Great staff too! Both times we've walked down the road, about two blocks and got a cafe au lait and came back to sit by the fireplace. They've a very nice gift store too. Great staff and very hospitable. Plenty of off street parking. Walking distance to a few stores.

I went for Mother's Day brunch, it was well organized in the food was delicious and the wait staff…read morewas outstanding. Definitely would go back.

Overall it was a nice stay, I would recommend the Inn to people coming to the Sandwich area. We…read morestayed here over the Memorial Day weekend for a wedding. The setting and décor itself is quite lovely. Jan goes out of her way to make people comfortable if they have any special requests. The rooms are clean and the price was reasonable for the long weekend. Jan was willing to accommodate my food allergies. I would have gone out to eat but Jan was such a sweetheart about it. The rooms are clean with maid service on a daily basis, our room shared an outdoor porch on the second floor. Breakfast is served 8:30am-9:30am. Jan is a great cook and Charlie services the food. I noticed he was very friendly to the other customers and talked a lot about the history of the house and the local area. I you are going to Sandwich this is a good choice. Across from the Sandwich Glass Museum and down the street from a few nice restaurants. The area is quiet and closes early. There is no pizza delivery at 9pm.

On our weekend stay in Cape Cod we could not have asked for a better bed and breakfast. Jan and…read moreCharlie were absolutely amazing. Our room was spotless and really had a summer beachy feel with a beautiful balcony. Every morning we woke up to a delicious breakfast cooked and served by Jan and Charlie. Breakfast included a Greek yogurt parfait with fresh fruit and granola as well as a delicious baked egg sandwich one morning and French toast another morning. In the evening there was a variety of wines to choose from and freshly baked cookies as well as coffee and tea throughout the day. Next time we are in Cape Cod I would definitely come back to stay here.

1 STAR if you need Internet access. It is sketchy, at best…read more Sometimes it won't load. Other times, it loads like dial up in the 90s. In fact, this review failed to post several times. 4 STAR if you just want a nice motel. We purchased a suite with a full kitchen. One star is taken off because electricity, Including the TV, goes out randomly, But it comes right back on again. THE DEAL: the sandwich in suites is a great place to stay for a vacation on the Cape.... But not if you plan on a working weekend!

What an amazing Inn & Suites. Stayed here for 2 nights perfect location if you are going to catch…read morethe ferry from Woods Hole out to Martha's Vineyard. Beds comfy check, clean rooms check, great little breakfast check, the grounds how beautiful they are. This place is so quiet and not having doors slam all night around you....bonus. Just cute little cabins sprinkled throughout the grounds. Thank you for a great stay.

Good location! Walking distance to the boardwalk about a mile or less. Excellent breakfast! Charlie…read moreand Jan are very hospitable and they know the town very well they will lead you to the right direction.

If a dive bar was a hotel. Booked this place because it was cheap and i was going away for a…read morewedding and you bet exactly what you pay for. When you walk in your room you'll immediately smell mildew and stale air. The beds are thin and you can feel the springs. the shower pressure is like a trickle. The whole place is a dump

My two daughters stay there during Thanksgiving with their families. The born fire department…read moreneeded to be called because of the high level of chlorine and kids getting sick. Handled very inappropriately by the staff at the sandwich Lodge. They seem to be put off. We never stay there again.

This place was really nice. The outside might look a little dated but it has been there for a long…read moretime. Our room was recently renovated and very impressive. Open and a very Euoro feel. Inviting grounds and a very relaxed atmosphere.

We got an old room that smelled funny. The place was dumpy and the man working there was miserable…read moreand inhospitable. We will never go back.

Was suppose to stay at Hampton inn buzzards bay from 10/6/25 to 10/8/25 price was 402.00 dollars I…read moredrove 5 hrs from my home received a phone call for a medical EMERGENCY back home and could not proceed with staying at hotel had to drive back home called this place and was told no refund not even partial u think these people have a terrible way of doing business I will never recommend this place to anyone I am now out 402.00 dollars which for two nights is already high and now not even a partial refund NOTHING I give this place a zero review!!!

Stayed here for a night last month to break up the ride to the cape for a wedding. Check in was…read moresmooth and we were given delicious warm cookies. We were upgraded to a waterfront view room. Everything still seemed new and was nice and clean. The outside sitting areas at the hotel looked nice but we didn't have time to use them. Free breakfast the next morning was what to be expected (waffles, eggs, cereals, coffee, fruits, and bread items ). It seemed clean and well stocked. We would stay here again.

I booked a room online for $140 on 8/12/2025. Seeing that it is the summer/tourist season on Cape…read moreCod, I thought that was an extremely low price to be able to book a room on Buzzards Bay in the summer. So, it was safe to say my expectations were not that high. Wow!!!!!! I was totally wrong about that. The owner Tabitha, greeted me upon arrival w/a beaming smile and a big & fun personality. When I got to my room, it was one of the coziest, cutest, and serene hotel rooms I have ever had the pleasure of staying in. After I brought my bags in my room and got situated, I walked around the grounds of the hotel and noticed they offered an outdoor almost (back yardish) spot for entertaining guests, complete with a small gazebo, fire pit, outdoor games, a table to dine or relax at w/chairs and small love seat, and a grill! Later on while trying to decide on a local restaurant to order dinner from, the grill that I had seen earlier popped into my head. I thought to myself, I'll go ask the owner if the grill is available for guests to cook dinner on? I figured the owner would probably laugh at me and tell me absolutely not. After I asked her this question, Tabitha (w/a big smile on her face) told me that she had purchased the grill for the guest to have a different option other than ordering out. So, I jumped in my car and drove down to Stop & Shop and bought a New York strip steak, fresh asparagus, fresh scallions, fresh mushrooms, and fresh ingredients to make a salad. I went to bed that night with not only a big smile on my face because of the hospitality, but also a pretty big sized full belly from the dinner I consumed! If you and your significant other ever decide to escape every day life and head down to the Cape for a great date night, I highly recommend reserving a room at "The Inn at Buzzards Bay"

Adorable cape hotel! Great service and staff. Bed (king) was super comfy and the room was clean…read moreand had waters and snacks along with a mini fridge and microwave. Will definitely be back!

This place is a true New England treasure. A hidden gem among hidden gems. George and Jean are by…read morefar the sweetest people I've ever met and they really go the extra mile for personal service. The house itself is filled with history, every piece of decoration and furniture in the place is an antique that they've collected over the years and has a story to it. Seriously the value of this place is truly unbeatable.

This is a wonderful place to stay. Jean and George, the hosts, are so kind and are always…read moreavailable to answer any questions or suggest things to do and places to eat. It is a central place to stay if you are exploring the South Coast, and right off the highway. The house is full of treasures, all with a history. My room, en suite, was lovely and bed very comfortable. They even ask what you would like for breakfast and make it to order! Recommend it highly. Katie

What's better than a Beach resort right on the it's own private beach located in Cape cod. The…read morerooms are clean and updated with the nautical yet beach house feel. There's plenty to do such as an indoor pool, jacuzzi and an arcade. Currently it's their "off-season" so not all shops and restaurants are open in the month of April. I'm here on a business trip and I'd definitely come back during the summer months for vacation.

Our stay was from May 16-18, 2026…read more Good news: the beach is fabulous, easy parking, easy access to bath towels, great sunset views from the beach, or even our second-floor patio in the "5' building. Lots of chaises on the beach. They just installed water showers for body and feet. It's nice to have a 5-cubic-foot refrigerator in the room, and a Keurig which died halfway through my second day of first coffee. Mediocre: not ready for the season as the pool was not ready, nor were many of the food amenities, except the main dining room. The breakfast buffet was ok, omelette making was solid, but very slow. Cooks did not have the proper tools to flip omelettes, using rubber scrapers, not proper 'hamburg' style flippers. I'd be ready to wait 5-6 minutes for every omelette. And the hotel was basically at 20% of capacity, max. think much longer in-season. Water was provided daily (2 Bottles), but nowhere was it documented where you could get ice and/or refill a Yeti with water. BTW, it's off the lobby next to the ATM machine. As seniors, we had to constantly fight for our $30/day credits for food/refreshments. It got old, and we are NOT complainers. The frint desk did not have the necessary tickets for us. Gift shop - sad. Very little to buy except coffee and perhaps a high-priced 'lunch-sized' snack like Doritos. The indoor pool seemed fine, but we did not use it, as the weather was too warm. Bad: Almost everything else. The breakfast stands for the Scrambled eggs, bacon, and sausage served up at best warmish heat levels - food safety risk? FWIW, we did not get sick. But avoid if you like it hot. Coffee is from giant urns, very stale, and we ate as early as 9:15 on Monday!! (Their hours are from 8 to 11 am) . They'd be better off serving from carafes, especially at $23/person. Dorm/food service quality at best, and I am a college professor. The front office staff, from check-in to checkout, were poorly trained, to the point of being clueless. We wasted 20 minutes for each, when there was NO LINE at all. Each event required the desk supervisor to intervene. Really bad. I would NEVER leave your room unless wearing slides/sandals, etc. The main exit from the parking lot to "5" second floor had one of the dirtiest and most unattended carpeted steps that I have ever seen. totally filthy, with dirt and trash going up to a $270+ per night room. It needed not just a vacuuming, but a deep steam clean, years in the waiting. When they finally arrived to clean our room on Sunday near 6 pm, they didn't even replenish our coffee, nor the cups. On the cups, I'd bring your own, or small Yetis, and bring your own milk or cream. Coffee is all about plastic packaging for 'creamer' and 'sweetener'. Also, worn places on aspects such as doors are desperately in need of some attention and paint. And these are not in some weird, off-the-grid places. We are talking about the major bathrooms servicing the beach and outdoor spaces We ran into old friends who live in Falmouth and occasionally visit here. They remarked that once the "resort" fired its long-standing GM 2 or so years ago, everything has slipped and gotten more shoddy/worse. To think that this facility is somehow in the same hospitality group as the "Boston Harbor Hotel" is a total joke. While I get that the Cape gets expensive and crowded, I'd recommend the experience at places like Ocean Edge resort in Brewster, in the main building or annex. It costs a 1.7x, but if you like a true luxury experience, a bit better $$ for $$.