Is the first time visitor to the Cape, I was a bit intimidated by Hyannis - a lot of the reviews…read morementioned Hyannis as being commercial/industrial, and I was looking for more of the relaxed, waterfront vibe. Anchor In provided the exact experience I was looking for. Upon arrival, we quickly enjoyed the marina view. The hotel is a boutique / 42 room inn with complimentary parking, complimentary continental breakfast, friendly staff, a beautiful pool, outdoor seating/fire pit and it's all within walking distance of restaurants and tourist attractions. Our room was comfortable, with a patio overlooking the marina. The bathroom was large and while not one of the more modern bathrooms I've seen, it did provide all of the accessories a traveler would need. The room also offered a Keurig coffee machine and a mini fridge in the room. The bed was a large king size bed, the mattress was a bit soft for my preference. For those who may be visiting the hospital, this hotel is also across the street from the hospital. If you're looking for a beautiful view, comfortable room, friendly staff, free parking and breakfast, all at a great rate, this is a wonderful option.

We stayed here in May 2026 for two nights while visiting Cape Cod and Hyannis. The location…read moreoverlooking the marina is beautiful. It is a good location if you prefer to walk to the ferry, nearby restaurants, Adelson park, the Maritime Museum, or even the JFK Museum on Main Street. The room was very comfortable with everything we needed. Complimentary breakfast is included each day. There is also a nice pool overlooking the water as well as a fire pit too.

One word? AWESOME!…read more Initially, the thought of a B&B creeped me out. I don't like staying over friends or relatives' houses unless I must, let alone some stranger's house in an area I am unfamiliar with. Call me strange, but something about the concept of a B&B has so much in common with a horror film that ends with me getting killed along the line...but not here. My wife and I joined a few of our friends to go to Hyannis and Martha's Vineyard for Memorial Day Weekend and we stayed here. Craig and Ginny (the proprietors) were so friendly and accomodating. Both of them are very personable and full of great local knowledge that they really helped make our stay easier and more pleasant. You will be regaled with Craig's funny stories if you just take the time to speak with him. Ginny is so willing to make the stay as comfortable as possible. You could not ask for better hosts. At no time, did I think they would kill me, and cure my flesh to make sausages like in the movie "Motel Hell". (Sorry, my paranoia is a bit unreasonable). The place is literally a 10-15 min walk from Main street. The beach is 5 min in the opposite direction. You're so close, you can smell the salty air when you step from your room. The rooms are very nice. In fact, you have 2 choices of where to stay: Stay in the main house or the guest house. We stayed in the guest hose, facing the back yard and the large comfortable hammock that gently rocked me to sleep several nights. Our room consisted of a small sleeping area,, a bathroom and a closet. They got cable tv and I do believe there is wi-fi. But why come all the way to Hyannis to surf the web and watch cable? And the room size? Who cares. I was there to see the town, not stay indoors. It was more than adequate and very comfortable. By the way, the breakfast was DELICIOUS. You get two choices: some awesome egg dish or some ceral with yogurt. I went for the eggs and was pleased everytime. Damn, that was good food. Overall, we were extremely pleased. We're definitely going to stay here again. The rates are more than fair for all the accommodations, and the people here really make it worth the stay. My only regret in writing this review is that you'll read this and stay there with your friends and make it harder for me to do so. Do not make me slay you...

I decided at the last minute to book a weekend trip to Cape Cod. As you will know if you're at all…read morefamiliar with an area, that is not an easy or reasonably priced whim to have in the summer. So after looking at a variety of hotel options that I couldn't afford and lower priced ones that I think I would've gotten diseases from, I decided to look at B&Bs. Having only stayed at a B&B once in the past (in Maine), I wasn't quite sure what to expect. But the rates were right in line with what I wanted to pay, there was availability, and I had read other good reviews. I cannot say enough about how much this place exceeded my expectations in so many ways. Firstly, the location is perfect. A 5 minute walk to the beach, 10 minute walk to Main Street, 20 minute walk to the ferries to MV & Nantucket. But don't even concern yourself with the 20 minute walk, because Craig & Ginny, the proprietors, are more than welcoming and offered us a ride to and from our ferry the day we went to Nantucket. They also provide beach chairs if you're going to the beach, restaurant and local area recommendations (of which we listened and were not disappointed), and most importantly HOSPITALITY. You don't get this kind of attention at a hotel. The B&B itself is very quaint... clean, well-kept, equipped with outdoor seating areas to relax as well as a pool, which was an added bonus I didn't expect before arriving. The breakfast area is very cute and the breakfast itself was delicious every morning. I really can't say enough good things about my stay at Salt Winds... just don't even second guess yourself and just book it and see for yourself. You can't come close to this location, level of service, and accommodations for the price on Cape Cod in the summer!

The only place I'll stay when on the cape! Adrian is an incredible chef and the courses breakfast…read morealways blows me away.

Horribly rude owner. Extremely moody and arrogant and full of himself. He will make your stay…read moreakward and leave your wishing you couid check out early. Belongs in back of house--should not interact with public. Be aware!

I was able to get a pretty good deal here through Expedia. I needed to be close to Hyannis Main St…read moreand was pleased it was only a 5 min drive away. I feel like the other reviews are a little harsh. Yes, it's old and has a cottage-like feel but you can clearly see that from the pictures on the website. I wasn't planning on spending much time in the room, so that didn't bother me. I thought the room was comfortable and clean. Hospitality was welcoming and helpful. Also, to address another review, I was able to stay for only one night, but that was through Expedia. Pros: Walking distance to a beach Can borrow beach towels and beach chairs for free Cute outdoor sitting area Access to kitchen with fridge and other appliances Simple breakfast included (cereal, fruit, bagels, etc) Cons: Parking is included in your stay, however the parking area can get full. It is a gravel lot with no parking spaces or parking passes required. My friend and I got back in the middle of the night after a night out and all the spots were taken. It would be really helpful if the spots could be reserved per room so it's guaranteed that you'd always have a space. Also, I think this place would benefit from better lighting. I went down for breakfast in the morning and only windows lit the dining room. Poor lighting just makes the rooms like dark and dingy. I would stay here again!

If your into the old world charm, basic, no frills by the ocean bed and breakfast, this is a…read morewonderful place. It may be a little outdated, but that is part of its draw. If I wanted brand new, squeaky clean everything, I would stay in a high end hotel. For your money you get the basic needs met, a bed and a bathroom with a shower. The breakfast is continental, (coffee, tea, hot or cold cereal and some bagel with cream cheese). The owner is a sweet hearted and warm older Russian woman by the name of Raisa, who I and my family fell in love with.

I've stayed at other properties on the Cape and this one tops the charts! I had excellent service,…read moreeasy check-in and checkout, the room was clean and comfortable, & breakfast was good! There was plenty of parking and the location was easy to shopping, restaurants in town and the highway.

10/18/2025 Saturday evening we tried to check in at 6:30 pm…read more For our 4 pm check in. Our room was not ready! It was finally ready for us at 8 pm! The front desk was wonderful and very apologetic. They had one very nice housekeeper who had been there since 5:30 am, still working past 8 pm!

The Sea Beach Inn was a great choice for a less expensive option to renting an entire house and has…read moremuch more character than a hotel for the same cost. From the moment we walked in Neil treated us like family. The Inn has a very cozy atmosphere and the two rooms we reserved where very clean and had there own bathrooms. There was a nice living room to relax in, as well as a nice breakfast room to enjoy a muffin or bagel in the am. The Inn has free Wifi, a/c, and the morning paper is always in the living room. I would not hesitate to stay at the Sea Beach Inn the next time I travel to the Cape.

Very happy with our stay here! The family who runs this is so friendly and helpful! The rooms were…read moreincredibly clean and large. The stoves are disconnected, so be mindful of this. But the little kitchenette was a godsend with a little one. There isn't daily house keeping but the staff was friendly and came in to sweep sand and give extra towels each day! You can't beat the location/price/cleanliness.

I was so fortunate to find this little gem. This was my first time in MA- going to Nantucket. This…read morehotel is at a walking distance to the Hy- Line ferry to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard. Raj is the hotel manager (maybe owner?). I just love Raj. So welcoming and helpful! He allowed us to check in early. He helped me buy ferry tickets and more. The room was perfect for a party of 3 adults. It had 2 full size beds and the futon. It also had a small kitchen with a fridge. The bathroom was clean and we had plenty of towels. If we ever go back, we intend to stay here. Thank you Raj :)

VERY NICE PLACE! I'm a Hilton honors Diamond member. This…read morehotel is very nice. A bit dated but not a problem. Staff all friendly and professional. Cable tv works correctly. Bathroom clean. Beds are Hilton quality. I didn't find any problems. Good room service, prompt with good food. Restaurant food is very good and reasonably priced. I will stay here again. A bit pricey though.

I don't disagree with the place needing to be updated and that it is of an older model…read more My reason for staying there- lucky enough to have secured a room after the Blizzard of 2026! The room was clean, was warm and had a very nice hot shower. Staff was extremely friendly and you know they have been working their hardest to keep everyone happy. Biggest surprise was the food. Truly outstanding breakfasts, the ones you have after going to Sunday Mass. The other occupants were others without power at home and hundreds of men and women from Eversource that were on Cape to get us all safe and warm in our homes. Therefore, i thank the staff of the Doubletree to give us the amenities of home, doing so with a smile. And i thank the hardworking Eversource folks that began their day early and came back late all in the effort of keeping Cape Cod strong and healthy!

The whole place was dirty. The grounds weren't cleaned up either, the whole place was a big mess!…read more The room was gross. We stayed only 1 night, it was plenty. The innkeeper/owner was crabby! We were so rushed thru breakfast it wasn't funny! Stay away!

We consider Simmons Homestead Inn as our "Home away from Home" because of the relaxing feeling we…read moreget just walking in the front door. This is the place that is the center of Cape Cod, and all the features she has to offer; the beaches, restaurants, attractions and nightlife. While Cape Cod is small, only about 50 miles long, we find staying in Hyannis is the best spot to start our day-trips: a ferry ride to Martha's Vineyard, or down the road to Provincetown, both are only minutes away. Instead of blowing our budget, we just return each evening to the inn. Last summer, we enjoyed a glass of wine on the back porch, checked out the menus from a few nearby restaurants, had dinner at Alberto's, and were back at the Inn by 10. Another night, we enjoyed the Hyannis nightlife, and returned around midnight. The comfortable, relaxing solitude of the Inn makes you feet like a thousands miles from anywhere, but we know the Ocean is less than a half mile away, and the restaurants and nightlife are only a half mile the other way. Perfect! That's the nice thing about not being in a hotel downtown. This is why we always come back several times a year to this Inn, Bill the Innkeeper always treats us like royalty each time. (As a frequent guest, he also gives us a discount). See everything Cape Cod, right here in Hyannis Port (on the road leading to Craigville Beach).

The Cape and Islands Democratic Council's Annual Kennedy Legacy dinner honoring our dear friend as…read moreDemocrat of the year with a Certificate of Congressional Recognition presented by US Representative Bill Keating provided the showcase for probably the worst meal I've had in a very long time. From 12 o'clock: Stringy, dry braised beef 'short ribs', very dry rice pilaf with a spoon of the beef sauce to moisten it up a little, flavorless, unseasoned butternut squash ravioli in browned butter with pepitas, exceedingly dry, unseasoned salmon with no sauce, gummy, pasty chicken part with a gluey, tasteless sauce and very tasty glazed carrots. The salt shaker did a lot of work on this meal. The crême brulée was nice. The room's ambiance was cold and sterile with no discernable decor. The podium on the riser was visible scratched, nicked and dinged. There was one bartender for 150+ guests and they were apparently short staffed. P.S. If you're planning an event there, beware. The food, service, and ambiance there sucks (in my personal, and formerly professional opinion).

I was here for a two day conference…read more Given what I experienced, I would not book this hotel for a vacation getaway. For what it needed to be for this conference- it sufficed. I know this hotel has been undergoing changes and renovation so I will keep my eye on the reviews to see if anything improves. The good- the food. Lunch, dinner and breakfast were all buffet were to my surprise was pretty good. I had limited interactions with the staff so cannot comment there. I will say we had a fire alarm go off (I get it), and we were told although the firefighters couldn't find the source, they (the hotel) would keep an extra eye on things and be diligent in our wing. Fifteen minutes later- the alarm in my room started chriping (assumed it was the battery). Called the front desk from the room phone 3 times over 15 minutes- no answer. Called the main number of the hotel from my cell phone and the front desk picked up. They sent maintenance, who stood on the vanity bench from the bathroom to reach the ceiling and change it. In contrast, one of the other room (I was a chaperone for a large group)- their maintenance person put a plastic bag and duct tape over the fire alarm. The bed was comfortable. While our shower was clean, two of the other rooms had bugs in the shower. One room had yellow water from the faucet. At this point it was very late so we had the kids shower in other rooms. Our shower had the overspray on the wall tiles from when they repainted the bathtub. Floors are worn and dust and dirt under the bed. No screens on the sliding door. Two bottles of cheap shampoo and one bar of soap were given - Luckily I brought my own. Now the electrical outlets- none of them could charge a cell phone other than the ones in the bathroom. Multiple chaperones reported the same. When unplugged in the charger, it literally fell out of the wall. And the outlet next to the bed- the switch plate was broken and the outlet was ready to fall out all together. Can't comment on the pool but the kids seemed to enjoy it. Everything else is just... worn and tired and dated and if redone it was not redone well. I would not call this a "resort". Conference center it was.