4 stars for the location of the Inn. Ocean view is priceless…read more 3 stars for the breakfast buffet. Decent breakfast sausages , home fries and fresh strawberries. No whipped cream for some reason. I wish the coffee was stronger. I would love to come back for dinner when it's open for the season.

Beautiful views at an historic inn. It looks like it was once a lighthouse as well. If you are…read morelooking for that classic "Cape Cod" experience this is it. Ocean views, salty breezes with loads of sunshine. A great place to unwind and relax. Nice restaurant and bar located on premises in the main building. The interior reminds me exactly of what any older inn near the ocean would be. The interior of the building is dark wood paneling with plenty of maritime decorations. There are many cottages and houses that can be rented. A nice pool, tennis courts and bikes to rent. West Dennis Beach is very close by. I would not recommend trying to swim at the inn. I have never seen a less inviting beach. They also have function rooms that may suit a wedding. The staff is super friendly. The food at the Inn was delicious. The cottages were clean and well kept.

One of the most beautiful places I have ever stayed at! Carol and Jeff have put a lot of care into…read morecreating a wonderful experience at their BnB. The rooms are beautifully decorated and they serve a delicious breakfast every morning. The property is located near many good restaurants and beaches, and was the perfect spot to stay in as we explored the Cape. Would love to stay here again someday.

As a Cape Cod resident, I send my friends who are visiting to the Capt. Farris House. They've…read morealways loved their stay. It is a very classy place. The rooms are beautifully decorated. The breakfast meals are homemade and delicious. Carol and Jeff are professional, friendly and helpful. They make great suggestions for where one might visit.

We stayed at this lovely B & B on our first visit to Cape Cod. The location was perfect and very…read moreclose to the beach. Our room was spacious and clean with an outside entrance and patio sitting area. Hot breakfast was included and the French toast with sausage and berries was delicious!

This B&B is newly owned by a young couple who also manage the larger property on the beach. I have…read moreto give this a five star rating because they were absolutely wonderful and helpful and friendly and proud and caring of this historic building. The breakfast is generous. When I stayed they alternated days for sweet days and savory days. A sweet day might be waffles for example, but there is always eggs if you do not prefer sweet. The savory days were omelette with a choice of a variety of veggies and sausage, the side fruits were blueberries and strawberry, and toast rounded out the meal. I think they also had bacon but I passed and went full veggie. I had a tiny little balcony off my third story room. It didn't look fancy, but what a wonderful place to sit at night and enjoy a cool breeze. It was worth it for me. The shower was modernized and nicer than mine at home. The breakfast room is bright and pretty and a lovely way to start the day. If I returned I would choose a second story room as those were hardwood floors and the third floor was carpeting. The carpeting is new, but I prefer hardwood floors.

I had a lovely stay here. Yes the room was small but for one night it was fine. I loved my…read morebreakfast that they accommodated to my dietary restrictions. After breakfast, I went for a swim on the private beach and it was nearly empty and the experience was heavenly. The night before, there was a large group who did take up a lot of space on the beach and in the veranda, but that is no fault of the hotel.

My daughter held her wedding at the By The Sea and it was beautiful. The staff made extra effort…read moreto ready the grounds and were very accommodating. Our family stayed in the one and two-bedroom suites and they are lovely, clean, modern and very comfortable. Tom was extremely helpful in planning the event throughout the year and the owner's were very accommodating. We couldn't have asked for a better venue for a casual beach wedding! Ready to go back!

I've been here a few time over the years and Ann and David are truly amazing people - they are very…read morewelcoming and respectful individuals. On my last trip in March, they upgraded me to a large room with faux fireplace and a really nice bathroom. There are so many little details that they thought of to make their B&B special that I always find something new and interesting about the place that I didn't know what there - cookbook, book note, water color pictures, things around the living space, etc. Breakfast is amaxing in the morning and seriously almost gourmet. The hotel is billed as the only Vegetarian B&B on the Cape and that's why I love them so much. There's a candle pin bowling alley nearby, as well as bike trails, lake/ponds to kayak in, and other uniquely Massachusetts places to shop. Not sure how much longer they're going to be around, as they are looking to sell their venture, but if you're planning a trip to the cape anytime soon, check them out and I'm sure you'll get the same great experience that I received. I can speak highly enough of the place and the people.

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Shady Hollow Inn during the 4th of July weekend which also happens…read moreto be our anniversary. He surprised me by picking this cute little bed and breakfast for our stay. I was immediately blown away by the hospitality we received and the warmth of the property. There are only three rooms on the property so this bed and breakfast is perfect for those looking for a peaceful and or romantic stay. We stayed in the upstairs suite, which I recommend to those looking for a little extra room. The fresh breakfast Gary cooked every morning with local ingredients from the Cape and his own organic garden was divine!!

Checked in on a Monday- we were able to get an early check in! Chris, the owner was very welcoming…read moreand so friendly. We love the Escape Inn as it's so clean, quaint and close to the beautiful Dennis beaches. The pool area is beautiful and always so manicured. We can't wait to go back again next year. Thank you Chris!

Our room was very clean and the staff are really helpful. They return calls quickly and are…read morefriendly . A/C worked great in hot weather and the bathroom and shower were really nice. They're pretty centrally located in the "mid-cape" area.

My husband and I just spent 4 nights at Mulberry Tree Inn. This inn was amazing. We have never…read morestayed at a bed and breakfast so we were a bit nervous. Well there is nothing to worry about here. It was beautiful. The garden and outside area were gorgeous. The interior was decorated with beautiful antiques which made it so cozy. Our room had a private bath and small refrigerator. Marybeth and Peter thought of everything. Our morning breakfast was AMAZING!!!! We were so full we never ate lunch. The morning meal consisted of fresh fruit, fresh squeezed juice, homemade breads, cakes and an entree. I could go on and on about this inn and it's keepers. But I will just end it by saying we had a fantastic stay and any stay here would not be a disappointment. Thank you Marybeth and Peter. Sincerely Kristin and Mike

The Mulberry Tree Inn is a beautiful old house exuding quaint New England charm. The guest rooms…read moreand common areas give the sense that you've stepped into the past and invite you to relax and enjoy. The landscape is delightful. A great place to while away an afternoon watching birds and bunnies while relishing a drink. The Innkeepers, Mary Beth and Peter, were some of the nicest, hospitable, and accommodating people we've ever met. Their commitment to their guests comfort and satisfaction was above and beyond anything we've experienced in the past. From their welcoming demeanor to their dedication to ensuring the most pleasant stay, we felt at home and carefree for the duration of our visit. The breakfast was also quite marvelous! The time spent at the Mulberry Tree Inn was truly the highlight of our trip to Cape Cod. I am already concocting reasons to return to South Dennis just to have a reason to stay here again.

When you arrive you'll be greeted by the sand. In your bed - presumably from someone else's feet…read more This is made worse by the fact that the turn-down service is only towel replacement, so you must sleep in this sand for the entirety of your stay. As you lie awake in the night, among the grains, your mind begins to wander. Why are all the staff golf carts armed with insecticide? Why does everything smell like chemical mold treatment? What exactly happened in the bath tub? Mesmerized by these mysteries, you'll drift off to the sound of an ominous and distant alarm emanating from an ancient ice machine. In the morning, you'll notice that your room is tilted. Sinking? Your inner ear will detect the imbalance while you stumble across the unswept floor to the bathroom. Once there, you'll face the Puzzle Lock of Agamotto, which will imprison you in that damp cell until you tickle the doorknob in jusssst the right direction. When you escape you'll be a certified locksmith. That's free of charge. Unlike the parking, which - SURPRISE! - is an extra $25 a day. On top of the $50,000 a night you have already agreed to. But that's because you sprung for the pool view room. And if you step out onto the balcony and really lean over the rail while forcing your torso due South, you can indeed view it. The beach is super nice though.

We love this place so much, we have returned 3 straight years. If you are looking for a family…read morefriendly spot, this is it! It's so convenient with kiddos to have the beach and pool within a minute walk of each other. The pool is so great for kids, as it has a walk in side, where the younger kids can sit and play. Tons of seats on the side for parents to sit as well. It gets crowded but I've never found it uncomfortable. The beach is beautiful and huge! And is so convenient and close to all the rooms. Super wide, so lots of space for everyone, and for activities like kite flying. There are also tons of chairs available for no extra cost. The rooms have been upgraded over the years and are really nice! This year we got bunkbeds which have been awesome for our kids. They are huge! And very well made. A nice upgrade from our past stays. Each room has a little outdoor space, and there are two floors; we always request the bottom floor because it's just much easier with little kids. Having a little porch is great, it's nice having a spot where you can sit and hang after a long day, have lunch, kids can play, or as a place for all your pool toys to hang dry. There's also an indoor pool and hot tub which are really great for the windier days!! It's also fun that the pools and hot tubs are open late for a late night swim. Staff are nice, but not as around as I would like. Still, facilities are really great overall! A bonus is that you can use one of the facilities of the other hotels that belong to Red Jacket, all close by. One is within walking distance and one is a five minute drive. The one next door has a great bar and take out restaurant, that has perfect beach food, like quesadillas, chicken fingers, hot dogs etc. (and can even make chocolate frozen drinks for kids!). We also really love that they have child activities through out the week. Last summer our daughter's favorite was doing crafts on the lawn and seeing a pirate show. This summer there weren't as many crafts being offered unfortunately but they still had a gaming truck that pulled up in the parking lot my son lovedddd, and they also offered mermaid hair styles. There are several activities each day offered through out the different properties. It's just a beautiful property and so worth the wait for us every summer. Though it's pretty pricey, it's very worth it!