The Woods Hole Inn is conveniently located across the street from the ferry to Martha's Vineyard…read moreand just a quick walk away to board the boat. As a first timer to Martha's vineyard, the staff really helped give some tips and really made it easy as they sell ferry tickets at the front desk. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. It really is a quaint and charming space. The breakfast in the morning was my favorite, literally home made cooking with many options like their egg casserole, yogurt and fruit, toast with jam, and some local coffee (from Pie in the Sky). The Woods Hole Inn is a great and reliable place to start your trip, highly recommend! Notes: Parking lot is in the back behind the Inn Rooms were recently remodeled (clean,spacious, and looks great)

This place is an absolute gem. In a nutshell: the kindest staff, delicious daily breakfast, and…read morecute, comfortable, and clean rooms - this B&B has it all, AND it is literally steps away from the Martha's Vineyard ferry. Starting with the room: (we were in Quissett) we had a super comfy and plush king size bed with a bathroom on the small side. I'd say the one caveat/warning I have is for light sleepers - since you are a throwing rock's distance away from the ferry, you will likely hear the ferry fog horn each time it leaves the port. The remainder of the building was so cute and quaint with beautiful floors, and the best breakfast. You cannot miss their homemade granola which pairs perfectly with the yogurt. They had different main dishes everyday including quiches, scrambled eggs, and egg bakes, as well as desserts (the cranberry bread was our favorite) and fresh fruit. It was all amazing, and the coffee was solid! Parking was literally right behind the building. You are right in Woods Hole walking distance from several eateries. We didn't get any bikes to explore further but I would recommend looking into this! Above all, I cannot speak highly enough of how kind and helpful all the staff were. Thank you so much for a great stay!

We just returned from a 4 night/ 5 day stay at Sands of Time Inn and Harbor House. This was our…read moresecond time there in 3 years. The location was was perfect for easy access to the ferry or to get onto the Shining Sea Bike trail. We have taken advantage of both activities. It is an easy walk into town for picking up food or eating out in restaurants and a short drive to nearby towns. We enjoyed our stay and the hospitality was top notch.

Lovely experience staying at Sands of Time. Have visited the Cape often to see friends who live in…read moreWoods Hole, but visited this time for a wedding. The staff are amazing -- extremely hospitable, accommodating and go the extra mile to make you feel at home and cozy. I stayed at the Harbor House, which is just up the hill on the property. Although my room wasn't facing the harbor, it was clean and QUIET! Which I appreciated since I'm a light sleeper. I was running low on toothpaste and had forgotten shaving cream but that didn't stop the staff from stepping in and providing me shaving cream, toothpaste AND a toothbrush. Would definitely recommend staying here if you're looking for easy check-in, friendly staff that feel like family, and an extremely convenient location in the heart of Woods Hole.

I plan to write to Lark Hospitality Group as well, but wanted to share my experience here first as…read morea caution for future guests. This review is not based on an actual stay, but rather on the booking and customer service experience leading up to my planned visit. I had never been to the Northeast and was excited to plan a trip to Boston and Cape Cod for the Fourth of July holiday. I began planning in April and was particularly looking forward to staying at the newly renovated Shore Haven Inn (formerly Beach Breeze Inn in Falmouth). Based on the photos and marketing materials, the property appeared beautiful, and I booked a four-night stay several months in advance. Two days before my trip, I received a notification from Hotels.com that my reservation had been canceled. This came as a surprise, especially after I had already noticed that the full payment had been charged to my account. With the Fourth of July being one of the busiest travel weeks in Cape Cod, this left me scrambling to find alternative accommodations at the last minute. I contacted the inn directly to understand what had happened. I was informed that the reservation had been canceled because the renovation was not yet complete. While I understand that construction timelines can change, I was disappointed by both the timing of the cancellation and the lack of communication leading up to it. Unfortunately, my experience with customer service was equally disappointing. I was directed back and forth between the inn and Hotels.com regarding my refund. When I contacted the inn again, there appeared to be confusion regarding my payment, and I had to make multiple efforts before the charge was located and refunded. What prompted me to write this review is what I observed after arriving in Cape Cod. Despite the cancellation, I proceeded with my trip and secured one of the few accommodations still available for the holiday weekend. While in Falmouth, I drove by Shore Haven Inn and was surprised by the extent of the unfinished renovation. The property appeared to be far from completion, with visible construction work still underway and building materials on site. Given the condition of the property, I am concerned that reservations were still being accepted and payments processed when it was evident that the inn would not be ready to accommodate guests. Renovation delays happen, but guests deserve timely communication, transparency, and proactive customer service--especially when travel plans are being made months in advance. For anyone considering a future stay, I would recommend confirming directly with the property that renovations have been completed before booking. The inn may ultimately become a wonderful place to stay, but based on my experience, I would be cautious until operations are fully up and running.

From the owner: Don & Joyce Filiault bought the Inn in 2002 and with Walt Sullivan, the Innkeeper, began a long…read moreprocess of renovations and enhancements to the Inn. We are very family friendly and also a great place for a couple get away.

Always a wonderful stay at the most lovely inn!…read more We have been coming here for a decade now. Just a wonderful getaway. Clean. Priced just right, and a great morning breakfast. No negatives whatsoever.

"The devil is in the details"…read more Inn on the Sound is a true gem on Falmouth Sound. Each well appointed room showcases exquisite attention to detail. Clean, pristine, with super comfy beds, views looking out on the water towards Martha's Vineyard. Gorgeous grounds and terraces to relax and enjoy delicious breakfast served every morning. The baked treats each afternoon are splendid. Warm friendly host Debbie and staff go above and beyond to enhance your stay. Feels like home. A winner in every way! *5 easy breezy stars*****

My long review....My family has been traveling to Falmouth, MA for over 50 years. Over the decades…read morewe've stayed in rental homes, hotels, resorts, and with family, so I feel like I have a very good sense of what the area has to offer. To be honest, many of the local hotels and motels have left a lot to be desired. The renovated Falmouth Tides has completely changed that and exceeded all of my expectations. I stayed in a ground-floor harbor view room with my three teenage daughters. The room was cozy without ever feeling cramped. There was plenty of space for all of our luggage and clothes, which is saying something with four women sharing one room! The room was very clean. The room included a wet bar with a small refrigerator and microwave, a large flat-screen TV, and a fun record player with a small selection of vinyl records. There isn't a coffee maker in the room, but that wasn't a deal breaker for us especially with the charming Little Blue Truck right outside of our room. Honestly, the only negative I could come up with is the bathroom. It's very tiny and reminded me of a cruise ship bathroom. The shower stall is especially small, so anyone who is claustrophobic may find it a bit uncomfortable. Other than that, I genuinely have no complaints. Our patio overlooked the harbor and had two comfortable chairs. The only thing I'd suggest is adding a small table between them for drinks or snacks. The location is fantastic- just steps from the beach. Like many beaches on this side of Falmouth, it's small and rocky, so definitely pack water shoes if you plan on swimming. The motel makes beach days easy by providing towels, lounge chairs, umbrellas, paddleboards, and bikes. They even have fire pits in the evenings, which made for a perfect way to end the day. There is a rooftop deck with amazing views of Martha's Vineyard and Falmouth Harbor. The harbor and ocean views are beautiful, and the breeze coming off the water is incredible. Another fun touch is the adorable little blue truck on the property serving coffee, pastries, and ice cream. You're also within walking distance of Falmouth Heights and the Island Queen ferry, making it easy to leave the car parked. The parking lot is a little small and tight, but that's typical for many Cape properties and wasn't an issue for us. One thing I especially appreciated was the atmosphere. This isn't a place with loud crowds or the kind of riffraff I've experienced at another Falmouth resort. The beach was peaceful, quiet, and incredibly relaxing. It isn't a big scene, and that's exactly what I loved about it. Families with very young children should know there aren't a lot of kid-focused activities on-site, but for couples, adults, or families with older kids and teens, it's perfect. After more than five decades of vacations in Falmouth, I can honestly say this was the best stay we've had in a very long time. The Falmouth Tides is now our favorite place to stay, and we absolutely plan to return. I can't recommend it highly enough.

Andrea and Barry were amazing! The rooms were impeccable and the location was fabulous. We felt…read morevalued and we will definitely be back.

Updating my review because I had another great stay with Inn on the Square…read more I had to divide my weekend stay into 2 different reservations because I needed to use points. I explained to the front desk attendant upon checkout that I have 2 reservations in 2 different rooms and he upgraded us to their suite so that we could stay in one room the whole weekend. Not only was this super nice of him to do, but it was so convenient for us that we didn't have to unpack to repack and unpack again. I can't say enough nice things about this hotel & the friendly employees. Parking is free and always available, they have a indoor pool & a nice courtyard in the back with firepits. Its also in a great location where you can walk to many places. I highly recommend choosing the Inn on the Square!

Strongly suggest staying in the main building, not the cottage rooms…read more Cute hotel. Clean but could use some refreshing. It's not The Four Seasons but like a nautical themed Holiday Inn express. Staff was very responsive helpful and informative about the local happenings. 2 free E-chargers for guests is a plus!

One of Cape Cods treasures . Great inn owner in Tom and Bill. Beautiful grounds and very classic…read moreNew England decor. Great breakfast. Very relaxing. and the location is perfect. Highly recommended

Not just GREAT. Exquisite! Very period- turn of the century. The owners have curated an experience…read moreof style, taste and serenity. They have taken every opportunity to provide guests with the most exquisite experience. The house is fantastic. SOOO cute. SOOO well-done. The breakfast is a full breakfast - you order what you want - poached eggs, granola etc. Its all there. The rooms are so adorable. The beds are fantastic - foam memory tops. Huge pillows. Extra, extra clean. Fluffiest towels. Hottest water. Amenities include a frig and even make up remover pads. They have thought of everything. Sit on the outdoor patio and watch the world go by. Enjoy BRODY the Leonberger. He is a big ole fluffball. Talk to the owners and the staff. They are enthusiastic and kind. Helpful, too, for tours etc. BEST EVER!!

Where to start? No communication. I emailed and called to confirm reservation... no reply to…read moreeither. No coffee in room... no safe... coffee available at 7:30... a little earlier would be better. Breakfast .. scary... bagels ...best choice but no butter ? No one around to ask. No napkins... really can you spare a square? Asked for invoice receipt 3 or 4 times... never got one... couldn't email me one or print one out! Oh coffee was good!

Where to begin? Awful check-in cuz no one was here when we arrived, and no instructions were…read moreprovided. The place was pitch black. Took us half an hour to figure out access to our room. Ah, the room. Quaint, yes. Comfy, no. Whoever designed here has absolutely no idea what they are doing. No in room coffee, and you can't get any from the main house till 730. No in room microwaves, and when I asked if I could use the kitchen's to warm some food, I was told "no." The onsite restaurant is closed, so...