It's rare to find such an attentive, no details missed, adults-only boutique B&B. Its location is…read moreperfect for cycling to town and exploring various areas on the trail. The rooms were comfortable, clean and the breakfast was delightful. My only wish is for the bathrooms to be more updated to offer a more luxurious experience. Overall, a wonderful place with very friendly staff and owners.

We recently had the pleasure of staying at Platinum Pebble Inn, and it was an unforgettable…read moreexperience! From the moment we arrived, gracious hosts Shawn and Sharon made us feel right at home. Their warmth and hospitality set the perfect tone for our stay. It felt like we were staying with good friends. The grounds are absolutely stunning--beautiful gardens, winding paths, and a huge outdoor space that invites you to explore. We especially loved the charming chickens roaming about, adding a touch of whimsy to the setting. There's also a huge sparkling pool, an inviting outdoor gazebo, and a cozy fire pit that is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the evenings! Our room was beautifully clean and quaintly decorated, complete with a cozy fireplace that made for a perfect evening retreat. The bed was insanely comfortable with high end linens. Every detail was thoughtfully arranged, creating a serene atmosphere. Shawn and Sharon have truly thought of everything you might need in terms of amenities. You feel like you are at home. We had a bottle opener and wine glasses and even a mini fridge for our leftovers. Having shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion in the room is such a considerate touch! The shower pressure was great and the hot water was abundant. There were always plenty of fluffy towels to use too. Additionally, the fully stocked guest area was a lovely touch. From freshly baked snacks to beverages, games, ice and utensils, it felt like a home away from home, allowing us to relax and unwind at our leisure. They even have bikes for exploring the Cape Cod Rail Trail, complete with helmets! The multi-course breakfast, which will have you full until dinner, was freshly made using eggs from the roaming chickens! Each morning brought a new culinary delight, featuring fresh ingredients that were simply delicious. It was a wonderful way to start the day. The homemade lemon tart, corn muffins and chocolate cookies were heavenly! I They happily accommodate any dietary preferences. Shawn & Sharon are the consummate hosts and were incredibly helpful, offering great suggestions for local places to see, things to do, and restaurants to try. Their insights truly enhanced our experience and made exploring the area even more enjoyable. They have mastered the art of hospitality, ensuring that we felt welcomed, comfortable, and well cared for. Overall, we highly recommend The Platinum Pebble Inn. If you're looking for an amazing getaway with stunning grounds, delightful hosts, and exquisite dining, this is the place for you. We can't wait to return! Thank you Shawn and Sharon! Hope to see you very soon!

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*****

What a lovely place to spend a leisurely & relaxing weekend exploring the near by beaches and…read morefriendly small town hospitality.

*****Cozy Place. Cleanliness. Delicious 3-courses breakfast. Comfortable mattress/pillows. Hot…read morewater all the time. Oversize whirlpool tube. Beautiful Bath products. My husband and I loved this B & B. The first time we stayed there was on the occasion of our 20th anniversary in Nov/2015. We returned in March/2017 and in February/2019. At all times we were warmly welcomed by Mrs Katherine and Don. On our return home we always miss the great breakfast Isaiah Jones offers to customers. On our first time there, Mrs. Katherine, the innkeeper, helped us (through email before we arrived) to book for a Thanksgiving dinner nearby. For our 20th Anniversary celebration we choose to stay in one of the rooms of the Carriage House. Our room was the romantic and quiet Thornton Burgess Room. I loved the bath products (with their beautiful labels) specially the herbal bath & conditioner. The bathroom robes were a great surprise. Breakfast was a 3 delicious courses with scones, fruits, omelets, orange french toast served with a fresh pot of coffee and/or fruit juice. Also, we have a free coffee and cookies, Sherry and Port all day long. As an amateur photographer I registered almost everything on my trips (from Nepal to Brazil) and I was thrilled to register the details about this beautiful B&B such as the flowers in the breakfast room, decor in the sitting area or the chairs on the porch. All of that made our experience at Isaiah Jones Homestead B&B great.

We had stayed here in 2012 as it was so close to where we used to live in 1980-81. It was a…read morefabulous choice. We had been back to the area in 2017 but in mid summer elected to get a beach house rental for the week, walkable to Surf Drive Beach. But this fall we were returning for a shorter visit in order to see more of New England and friends from our past, so we booked here again. We learned that the inn had been sold in the interim and called to make a reservation. We discovered that the new owners Liza and Alfredo still ran it as an Inn but no longer as a Bed and Breakfast as they also had other careers and school age children. The name has been changed just a bit to reflect this. Though it was lovely in the past, we found it even more so now, even without the breakfast. You will not starve in the area. We did not, there are many choices. The Inn is just as lovely as before, though we were here in early fall during a rainy week, it was still very comfortable. If anything, the many updates made it even more so. It had been 11 years since our last visit, yet so much of the normal wear and tear we had expected were not visible. It was so fresh and cheerful in a mostly gloomy weather week. But we enjoyed every minute of our time in Woods Hole and Falmouth, from Nobska light, now restored and open twice a week for tours (do go up to the top of the tower) , Spohr Gardens, preparing for winter but monarchs still in the butterfly house, with some renovations to the aging wooden dock underway, Oyster Pond almost into fall colors, so much to see. Some new businesses to us on Main St in Falmouth, like Estia for Greek food right near the Green. For the first time ever, in a visit to Woods Hole, we did not see the drawbridge on Water Street open even once, though we ate two breakfasts at the venerable Pie in the Sky and a dinner at the Kidd. The labs were quieter than we have seen since our winter of 1980-81 though the research vessels in port. Still some activity around the Ferries but less than full summer. If you are fit and it is not raining, the Shining Sea bike path is still well used. It was so nice to be back, almost like coming home, which our former space was such a short distance from the Inn. Though busy with other careers too, Liza and Alfredo were very approachable and involved. When making arrangements for our reservations, Liza was accessible and full of information. She was raised nearby and knows everything about the area. Though they have 3 children, we never heard a peep or any disruption. It was a school week and they were taking care of their business too. We hope to return another time, in the summer, this really is our go-to place to stay in the area and in summer, I am sure the kids might be helping out too. We were so busy, I neglected to take any pictures but the previous ones are still good guides, minus the breakfast food. The room interior was still the historic furnishings but the usable floorings and bath fixtures are very new and modern. Do not hesitate, it is not a creaky old inn, like some places I have stayed around the country. It is respectful of the history but thoroughly modern where needed.

Beautiful inn in Woods Hole with delicious breakfast and lovely grounds!…read more My two friends and I enjoyed a wonderful two-night stay at Woods Hole Passage for Labor Day weekend. My friend made the reservation so I can't speak to that part, but I know the host answered a lot of questions via email before our stay. We checked on a Saturday around 3pm. The host (sorry, I forgot her name!) checked us in and gave us several maps of Woods Hole, Falmouth, and the Cape, giving us an overview of restaurants and activities nearby. She also offered us any beer and beverages in the mini frig in the dining room as well as checked in with any food allergies for breakfast. She was very accommodating for my friend with a gluten allergy. We got our keys to the upstairs room with a queen and twin bed. The room was very clean, airy, and had everything we needed. It included a closet with two robes, several towels in the bathroom, and a water pitcher with glasses. Breakfast the next morning was served between 8:30-9:30am outside on the deck area. The tables each had an umbrella, place settings, and a beautiful view of the yard with hydrangeas and other flowers all around. The first day we were there, we were served coffee and tea with juices inside (serve yourself) and mini muffins. Outside, the host brought us yogurt parfaits with fruit and granola to start. Then we were served a delicious bread pudding with berries and two sausage links. This was my favorite breakfast! The second day we had watermelon and blueberries then a potato frittata with red peppers on the side. Very filling and delicious too! The host also let us borrow beach towels and chairs for our first day at the beach. She gave us plenty of information on the beaches and parking. Any question we had, she was super helpful in answering! I could keep going on and on, but you get the idea! We checked out and left with a sweet gift of chocolate covered nuts and fruit!

The most delicious gourmet breakfast and so beautiful! Ask for sunset juice (cranberry mixed with…read moreorange). Clean rooms and super comfy bed. We were treated with so much kindness. Thank you and hope to be back!

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.

Do you want to shave off 200 years and experience what it is like to live in a dwelling that old? I…read moretell you what, I could just hang out in the house for a day and read about it's history on the walls, spend an hour or two in their grove, peer over your shoulder at that 100+ yo oak tree and think damn... Horse and buggy used to go down this road???!!!! I found out what the difference is between an inn and a bed and breakfast. The owners, Brian and Charlie (AMAZING INN-KEEPERS!!), have captured what it is like, to be visiting the Cape, and resting a day or two before continuing the journey towards the horn. I could go on, but please... Spend a day or two on the Cape and relax in their authentic, and super quirky Inn. You will not be disappointed!

Update 2023 - My husband and I spent a romantic evening at the end of August at the Inn, and we…read moreordered the chocolate covered strawberries. Highly Recommend!!! Brian chooses the best, sweetest, largest strawberries available and dips them in homemade chocolate sauce (not hardshell candy). They are served with small plates, forks, and cloth napkins. A heavenly touch to an already wonderful night's stay. ***** This was our 5th visit to the Old Manse Inn. I've written positive reviews before, but I wanted to write an update to point out that the Innkeepers are constantly improving the inn - making each subsequent visit special. I've been to other inns and hotels, and noticed how they can stagnate - but not so, with the Old Manse Inn. Refreshed rooms and baths, updated linens and furnishings. And they have added living quarters for seasonal staff - a bonus on the Cape! The staff are always thoughtfully interviewed before hiring - and they are friendly and meticulous in their work. You can see they are loyal to the inn and the inn's clients. Breakfast is especially wonderful, given my wheat allergy - there are always options.

I spent a week at the historic Sea Meadow Inn in Brewster in Cape Cod at a private retreat. Since…read moreit was a private retreat, we had our own chef (lobster dinner!) and meals provided by a local chef. There were seven of us and each of us had our own bedroom and private bath in the remodeled bed and breakfast inn. The Sea Meadow Inn was the home of Captain Isaiah Clark, built around 1783 on Route 6A, the Old King's Highway, in the town of Brewster which was often called the Sea Captains Town since so many built homes there. Now it is a bed and breakfast and each of the seven rooms has its own personality. I slept in the Jeremiah room, which was the room of Captain Clark's son Jeremiah, who scrawled his name on the attic door, and the name is still visible on the attic door! There is a large kitchen and sitting room in which we all gathered, as well a patio, a huge lawn with chairs, as well as a fire pit. I was there in October, but remnants of flowers were abundant in the gardens surrounding the house. The house has the floors, fireplaces, and nostalgia of an earlier era, but the private bathrooms and bedrooms are all nicely furnished. It's a magical place and I highly recommend it if you are looking for a place to stay in Cape Cod.

There are lots of reasons Sea Meadow Inn gets 5 Star Reviews...it was a wonderful and memorable…read moreexperience! Joanne the owner has paid attention to all the details to make this a perfect place to stay. The guest rooms are well decorated and have super comfortable beds, beautiful bathrooms and amazing showers. Plenty of room for two adults. There is a large bright breakfast room with plenty of seating inside and more on the back patio that overlooks the garden and plantings. The property is beautiful and filled with flowers. The daily breakfast has lots of options from gourmet eggs and French toast to their very special homemade granola and more! Afternoon homemade cookies are a welcome treat after a day exploring the Cape. Would highly recommend you pay a visit to Sea Meadow Inn in Brewster, MA!

We just ended a perfect 5 night stay at the Inn. The room was very clean, comfortable and…read morebeautifully decorated. The inn keepers are very friendly. We felt welcomed and safe during the extraordinary time (Covid) . The included breakfast was the BEST I've ever had.

Recently my wife and I did a concert (The Kami Lyle Sit-A-While Series) at The Cotuit Center For…read moreThe Arts in Cotuit, Mass and stayed the weekend at The Parsonage Inn in East Orleans. What an absolute treat. Owner Richard Hoad, charmed us with his friendly conversation and delicious breakfasts! The Inn is spotless and cozy, in the style of a classic English cottage. It reminded me of my time over there while working on my first record album in the heart of the English countryside. I cannot think of a nicer place to hang your hat and relax while on the Cape. Fellow musicians, and travelers alike, do yourself a favor and book a stay at The Parsonage Inn in East Orleans! You won't want to leave.