Beware of this property. Generally the location would have been a quiet and a bare-bones but…read morecomfortable stay, BUT the bathroom in our room was flooded and completely unusable. As I was in the bathroom I heard the shower in the unit above turn on and then saw water start pouring out of the ceiling. It was obvious that this was an ongoing issue because the ceiling had been patched several times. This continued until the bathroom was flooded and the ceiling was saturated all the way out into the room and above the bed. I immediately called the hotel who acted surprised (even though it was an obvious ongoing issue) and they assured me they would take care of it right away. They didn't. I never heard from them again, they declined my follow up call, and the bathroom remained flooded for the remainder of my stay. Every time the unit above would shower, I would have water pouring out of the ceiling into my bathroom. For the entire weekend I had to walk through standing water just to use the bathroom in a hotel that refused to fix anything and was definitely not inexpensive on a holiday weekend. I don't expect that every room has a similar issue, but I think this issue speaks to the character of the hotel management. If they ignored this glaring issue, what else are they hiding?

Great, and whimsical! This is the antidote to a bland hotel. Individual guest rooms, most with…read moreprivate bath/shower, and wonderful common areas. All rooms/common areas are covered with loads of artwork, some great, some not, but loads of whimsy. A sunny open sitting room with fireplace, and green plants hanging everywhere; a comfortable and funky jungle-like bar (honor system); tea and coffee nook; dining area with actual charm; and a fully equipped common kitchen. Patio area in back has a koi pond, and the whole place is dog-friendly. Clean,friendly and the opposite of a sterile hotel! If your room faces the front, it may get road noise, but that is the only negative I found. Never staying anywhere else again!

The Penny House Inn & Spa has been under new ownership since June 2012 and the people who own and…read morework here are so sweet, nice and friendly. I found them extremely accommodating and easy to talk to. From the moment we checked in, at breakfast, throughout the day and when we checked out, every interaction was calm, caring, engaging and thoughtful. I found a great deal for the Penny House on Living Social and was so glad that I purchased it and went to visit. Upon entering, the atmosphere was clean, stylish and very comfortable. I was extremely impressed (except that the artwork in the living room was not my taste at all- but that's a personal thing) Otherwise, the layout was large and felt really spacious, there were lots of windows letting in plenty of natural light. Because we were there during the off-peak season we had a choice of rooms and chose to stay in the Captains Quarters which was UNREAL!!! Talking to the new owners, I know they are planning on updating all the rooms but as it was, we were extremely happy. We completely fell in love with this room. Full of old world charm, dark wood panelling, dark rustic wood beams, 4 post king sized bed! The room had comfortable chairs, fireplace, separate bathroom and the most unbelievable spa tub I have ever soaked in. We made sure to use the tub every night we were there, especially after our day of hiking around Provincetown on the beach and in the dunes. So good for sore muscles. The breakfasts were great! We were served homemade granola, yogurt, eggs, bacon and either waffle or pumpkin pancakes and everything was so tasty. There were also cookies and scones complimentary and you could help yourself to tea or coffee throughout the day. I felt so at home here, I didn't want to leave. The last day that I was there, I treated myself to 90 min massage in their amazingly beautiful spa. I had a great treatment and I am extremely picky. (this is coming from a fellow Licensed Massage Therapist) Janet really did a great job working specific points and areas of my body to release tension while giving a fantastic overall relaxation treatment. The spa itself is beautiful, the owner told me it's the first thing they renovated when the purchased the Penny House in June. It's tastefully decorated in a modern yet calming style, the colors and decor are warm and soothing, with another beautiful jet tub, two massage tables, a fire place and great amenities. I'm already trying to plan my next visit to Penny House Inn & Spa- I can't wait to go back and relax, hopefully for more than just two nights next time.

My wife and I had a wonderful stay. Joey and the staff could not have been nicer. We will try and…read moreget back there again this summer. To top it all off there is Luna. They don't come any friendlier!

I was attending a conference in cape cod, I stayed here. This was a real bed and breakfast. Last…read moreyear I stayed in another bnb but they didn't provide breakfast. It was twice the price. I was turned on to this place by a fellow conference participant. The breakfast was great! Everyday, they offered a fresh homemade muffin. They had choices for breakfast. This was the real deal. The inn keepers were so helpful! I hope they let me and my friends come back next year.

Quaint and quintessential. Staying at the nauset house added so much charm to our stay in the cape…read more We stayed in Buttonbush and Beachplum rooms, both were extremely clean and filled with interesting antiques. The breakfast was incredible. Staff was really accommodating and friendly. Highly recommend!

Loved it very clean and beautiful place to stay pet friendly. They keep up with the lawn and…read moretrimmings and cleaning crew do a great job and are friendly.

Cottage Grove is the best kept cottages on this part of the cape. Lovely, vintage small homes, neat…read moreas a pin. Classic cape living. I would be here year round if I could. Jennifer is a wonderful host and is so helpful on the property and what's going on around town. The area is quiet, clean, peaceful. The cottages are fully furnished with all you need in the kitchen. Each cottage is appointed with everything, outdoor showers, bbq grill even charcoal to get you started. And they are Clean. This matters. Some cape cabins or rooms tend to be musty or messy. Sorry, but I've been coming here for 45 years and nothing's changed. Cottage grove cottages are impeccable. This is a quiet refuge from kiddos. Sorry, but that's my take on it. There is no pool, no playground, none of that. Plenty of those elsewhere and that's where the kids are. Go enjoy that if that is what you need. This is quiet and wonderful for adults, couples, singles, artists, empty nesters or anyone wanting to get away from screaming, kids crying and yelling, parents, cursing, car horns.... Ah. Back to serenity. Isn't that better? This is the best there is. Close enough to PTown, Wellfleet and Truro. Go to Nauset lobster pool, get a few and bring it back for a nice dinner on your picnic table. Stars are out. You got back from free music on the beach. Go to your cottage in a peaceful grove Set back from route Six. Get ready for a quiet night on the Cape like it used to be.

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.

Lovely Inn with friendly staff well appointed pretty rooms and a very nice breakfast where you can…read moresit inside or outside on the beautiful patio. Only negative is the spa bath in our room was very slippery and no grab bars to get out. It was quite dangerous. Owners should make some changes to avoid a potential lawsuit it someone fell and hurt themself.

This inn is amazing! Steve and Christina were so welcoming. Every breakfast was a gourmet…read moredelight. Highly recommend The Whalewalk Inn for your stay at the Cape!

The inn is spotless, warm and inviting. The accommodations are very comfortable and relaxing…read more Innkeepers Marirose and Bernie are so friendly and helpful. We loved our stays there! Highly recommend!

The Inn at the Oaks has a great homey atmosphere. Marirose and Bernie were great at answering…read morequestions about the surrounding area and things that were current to explore. They welcomed us at check in with a tour of the common areas and the history of the Inn. We stayed in the Sunrise room and it was bright and airy, with comfortable bedding, and an ensuite bathroom. If you want a clean, homey (like at weekend trip to grandma's, with warm breakfast waffles, cookies, and tea) this is where to stay.

Good but unspectacular is how I describe this hotel. Definitely request an exterior facing room;…read moreluckily we had one. Even during the summer the property seems kind of dead, especially during the week. The outdoor pool is nice; the indoor pool is only usable when it isn't busy, as it gets loud and too crowded with only a small handful of people. The tennis courts are badly in need of repairs. The location is good for easily reaching all points in the lower Cape, but I would mainly just use the hotel for sleeping. Get out of there and do other stuff during the day. Whether that's worth over $300 per night is up to each person, but it seems a bit high to me.

My room was wonderful. I had a king size bed, couch to sit and read on. Great indoor pool. My only…read morecomplaint is the breakfast. I never had to pay for breakfast at a hotel before. The service was wonderful. $18 for adults $10 children. They only charged me child price because I didn't eat much. The buffet was average today's choice was scrambled eggs, chicken sausage, home fries, juice, waffles, cereal, muffins and bagels. These were the best scrambled eggs I have ever had at a buffet breakfast. They were not frozen like most places serve. The motel is a beautiful place I just think for the price of the room? breakfast should be free. Free WiFi/internet Staff is very friendly and accommodating. A very nice place to stay.

very cozy and extra clean,great spot for enjoyable stay,Would go backread more

My girlfriend and I enjoyed a weekend stay in their large studio room. The kitchen was well stocked…read morewith plenty of store bought breakfast items including milk, bread and cereal. The kitchenette was well equipped to store and prepare the rest of our meals on the days we chose to just stay in bed all day. The On-Demand choices kept our 4 year old entertained while we were in the room. We enjoyed a calm and comfortable atmosphere, while our hosts, Ron and Andrea, were gracious and available. Located right along route 6, we were pleasantly surprised at how quiet our room was. Being within walking distance of Fort Hill was an added bonus when we wanted to stretch our legs.

Endless Dunes is a modern motel. We stayed here for two nights and had a very comfortable stay. The…read morestaff are very proactive and friendly. The location is very nice. This location--Eastham--is a much better area to stay than Hyannis if you want to be close to Provincetown, Nauset Light Beach, Chatham, etc. Although there were a few downsides, such as the bathroom door being warped and not closing completely, and the bathroom lacking a vent for moisture to escape unless you open the small window by the sink, the superior service by the efficient staff makes up for it.

Room 24 was a nightmare. When I tried to go to sleep, I just couldn't because I felt some kind of…read moreunpleasant vibration going on. After checking this that and the other thing, I went outside in my pajamas and discovered a series of high voltage power lines just feet from our bed. The following day, when I examined things a little further, I actually found it was even worse. The electrical hook up for the entire building was right on that wall where the bed is. There was a series of meters as well. Everyone knows that stuff gives off really bad vibes in that kind of proximity. I called and asked for assistance. I went to the front desk. No one was there. I was told that the owner would call me. They never did. We paid $375 for two miserable nights.