Food and vibes were INSANE! Great fresh seafood and the view of the water was magnificent. We had…read moreto wait a while for a table, but we had a big group so that was understandable.

Wequassett has been for many years among the best properties I go to in the US (or internationally…read morefor that matter). Every single time we visited, the service has been impeccable and I find it hard to think about any other resort that can get even close to Wequassett. The grounds are perfectly kept and the rooms have been recently renovated. And although, there's a trend even with classic high-end resorts (St. Regis, J.W., Ritz-Carlton) to make their renovations a little too modern for my taste, Wequassett successfully kept their old school charm. We always stay at their Signature Water View King rooms (and book well in advance as there's only a few of these) so I can't speak of other room types. The amenities are flawless and even though the main pool gets VERY crowded during summer weekends, the pool attendant always found 2 chairs for us. My only recommendation for this property is to have a backup plan for the main pool. Perhaps installing a deck and adding some more chairs there to accommodate more guests that prefer the beach vs. the pool.

We just finished a week's stay here, thanks to a timeshare trade. The most difficult part was…read morefinding it, as neither Apple nor Google maps has it accurately sited. The Apple map program said we were there about 1/2 - 3/4 mile before we were and it wasn't until Alan called the resort for guidance that we found our way. Once there, we were greeted and directed to our condo, which was in building 500. A nice man helped us w/ our luggage. Our place was upstairs on the end overlooking Little Pond. It was nicely laid out and comfortable w/ a kitchen that was well enough equipped to serve our needs, w/ large mugs, bowls and dishes, silverware and a knife block full of knives. There were flat screen TVs in the living room and bedroom. The couch was comfortable for me for watching basketball. It was most comfortable for Alan lying down and reading. The most comfortable chair for him for sitting was one of those plastic outdoor chairs he brought in from the deck. On the walls were gorgeous, colorful unframed photos of points of interest on the Cape printed on metal, probably aluminum, from a time lapse photo of stars over the Sandwich boardwalk to a sunset photo of the Bourne Bridge, to a lighthouse, I forget which one. There were a couple of others, one of sailboats,the other of the Sandwich boardwalk. The bed was comfortable, there was plenty of storage space, both drawers and two closets, one in the bedroom and one in the entryway. There was a Jacuzzi tub off the bedroom but we didn't use it. There were two bathrooms, which was a delightful luxury, both w/ showers over tubs. The tubs were the ones formed from fiberglass, better for showers than for baths, because the inside edge is too narrow to provide a good purchase for getting out of the tub. After the first bath I took showers. Mounted on the wall at the back of the tub are dispensers for shower gel, shampoo and conditioner. Very convenient. The towels and washcloths were thick and thirsty. The cleaning staff came daily to empty the trash and change towels as needed. There was a large upholstered chair in the bedroom which was about a third too big for the space. It was comfortable for putting on my shoes and socks, but it was too wide. Fortunately we have a small nightlight that's not too bright so we didn't stub our toes on the way to the bathroom at night. The grounds have a tennis court, a pool and an outdoor fire pit, none of which we used, but I expect summer visitors use them.. The resort is right across from the ocean beach, a short walk. It's very well located, adjacent to thickly settled neighborhoods (a lovely phrase I saw on signs accompanying speed limit signs) but feels remote and to itself in a very pleasant way. It provided a wonderful home base for our explorations during the week we were on the Cape.

Family resort in Falmouth. Nice place, well kept. Clean and accessible. Across the street from a…read moreprivate beach, indoor & outdoor pools, hot tub. Bocci @ shuffleboard courts and outdoor fire pit. All you could want for a get away.

Wow a hidden gem! I've been coming to Narragansett for 25 years and just discovered this…read morebeautiful winery. Yesterday I was lunching with a few friends and shepherds run came up and we decided to check it out. The setting was spectacular, the manor was surrounded by beautiful gardens. I felt I was in the cotswolds. There was a wedding currently happening so walking in we weren't sure if it was closed for the event. A very sweet staff member directed us to the bar. There we were given menus and told me could sit anywhere. We found a lovely room that looks as though it was once the receiving room. We enjoyed several glasses of rose ( delicious) and chatted with other guests. The staff were all very nice and we all enjoyed a wonderful afternoon. We will be coming back September 13 with husbands and look forward to it. Bravo!!

Beautiful vineyard with multiple locations both inside and outside where you can enjoy an array of…read morewhite and red wines. Not surprisingly, the wine bottles were on the more expensive side but were good. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. They told us to wonder about the estate and sit wherever we like and they would find us with the wine and glasses and that's exactly what they did. The staff also opened up one of the large window doors so we can have the perfect hybrid of inside and outside. We tried a couple of their flatbreads and they were tasty and paired well with the wine. This establishment has hotel rooms upstairs and is often used for events, including weddings. Overall, it's a beautiful vineyard that you can lounge in for many hours. Staff said it gets very busy on the weekends but on a Monday there was so much room and serenity.

We stayed right before Memorial Day and loved our stay. We had looked at multiple hotels and this…read morewas our first time to the area, I'm glad we went with this one. We actually were more pleasantly surprised with the room and stay than we expected. They worked with us on a late check in, the room and bathroom were great, everything was clean, walking distance to shops and restaurants, walking across the street and you're on the beach. We did use the beach chairs and umbrella one afternoon, those did have some mold or mold stains on there and umbrella was bent..but could still use them. I think they are due for cleaning after the winter, or maybe replacement. The sister property has the pool and we spent some time on the hammock and lounge chairs. They had some shade, which was great bc it was needed for someone fair skinned in our party. We tried swimming but it was just a tad too chilly to swim yet for me. One night there wasn't enough parking but we parked on the grass across the street and were told by security that it was fine. A con I'd say is when you hang the privacy placard on the door, the housekeepers still come into your room, and leave a tip envelope.. that irritated me that they disregarded the privacy placard. But hopefully management will see this and pass on the message so that won't happen to you. Hope that gives you an idea of what to expect. Overall would definitely recommend this hotel to others :)

I have stayed in various motels along South Emerson Avenue…read more since the 2000s. This Inn is very utilitarian with small, but efficient and clean rooms at a good value. Odd house/motel directly behind my bathroom window, but the Inn has plenty of cameras and locks to allow key-only guest entrance to the room areas/porches and courtyards/pool. The pool was in the adjacent sister resort, but went there once since the beach is very close, as is the town. The staff were courteous, but don't understand other Yelp reviews raving about how great the service was. NO free upgrade or anything else, just nice people/employees- what it should be. I intend to go back- maybe in peak season.

Amazing resort with plenty of amenities. When you your kids get to relive the moment Kermit, Gonzo,…read moreAnimal and Miss Piggy go down the slide in Muppet Babies, it's a dream come true. The views were impeccable and the layout allowed the kids to freely roam. Would highly recommend!!!

The hosts are friendly, attentive and have all of the amenities needed (minus outdoor speakers). I…read morehighly recommend going on pizza night, it was delicious. All of them were good but my two favorites ones were the prosciutto, apple one and the tomato basil one.

Eco friendly resort nestled on the edge Portland's Great Bay. It is not located in Port Antonio as…read moreper Booking.com. Lush vegetations. Birding from the bedroom suite or the open bath suite located downstairs. Suite equipped with a double jacuzzi with open view of the ocean and treetops. After a hectic day out chillax in the warm jacuzzi Beautiful ocean view from the bamboo hut. Friendly and helpful staff. Hang out with the resident teenager Jolie. Lean what's hot on YouTube music video. Big plus you don't have to go far to consume the world famous Boston jerk pork/chicken/fish/sausage. The library is stacked with books on the local fauna flora and customs. Place boast a African Jewish Rastas roots and motif.

We did a long weekend here at the end of June. The place is immaculate , quiet and and a joy to…read morestay at. Easy parking. The beach is pristine both the private and public areas. The staff took great interest in making sure our stay was stress-less. Harwich is a nice town with nice shops. Restaurants are close and there are a lot of choices within a short drive. We would definitely stay here again

I would absolutely come back! We stayed at the beach resort and it was amazing! Walk out to the…read morebeach, plenty of outdoor seating, great staff, clean rooms, many breakfast options, etc!!

(BEWARE - THIS CAMPGROUND WILL DESTROY YOUR RIG) I would like to finally take the time to review…read moreour stay at Sun Ridge Resort. Upon arrival we were greeted by a rude woman working the front office smoking a cigarette outside while we waited at the desk for several minutes unattended. Unfortunately we didn't get her name but remember the lack of dental hygiene/ missing and rotting teeth. During the tour we were made aware of the severe power grid issues at the camp and kept our consumption down in the sweltering temperatures (even though we have a dog) but still managed to melt a surge protector (SEE PHOTO) and out appliances were making weird noises due to dangerously low voltage. While exploring the grounds we wanted to check out what they called "the pollution field" and was confronted by a very large mountain of trash with including furniture, electronics and toxic plastics. Needless to say we won't be revisiting and if you value your rig and your time, I recommend the same!! Sun Ridge ("Resort" - or lack of) crossed off the list. And the internet was a joke as well.

Had a day pass. Shannah was quick to respond to my questions. Everyone that I met was very…read morewelcoming. The location is secluded and quiet. crystal clear pool with plenty of seating. Wish that I had more time to enjoy the people and the property! Would visit again!

I've stayed at Nantasket Beach Resort at least twice a year for the past 15 years, and it has…read morebecome one of my favorite places to relax. My experience has been consistently positive, which is why I wanted to provide some balance after reading a few reviews that I don't believe reflect the overall experience. The biggest draw is, of course, the location. The oceanfront rooms are wonderful, and waking up to the sound and view of the Atlantic never gets old. I was especially happy to see that there is now an excellent restaurant on the first floor (independently owned, not operated by the resort). It's a great addition for dinner. I also highly recommend The Parrot for lunch or dinner and The Saltwater Diner for breakfast. We've returned to both many times and have never been disappointed. Hull itself isn't a destination with endless attractions, but that's exactly why I go. If you're looking for a peaceful beach getaway, it's perfect. If you're traveling with children under about 10 years old for several days, however, they may run out of things to do beyond the beach. My grandchildren love swimming, but after a few hours they're ready for other activities, so we will wait until they're older before bringing them for an overnight stay. Over the years, I've never had problems with the front desk, the cleanliness of the rooms, or parking. On one visit, our air conditioning stopped working, but maintenance repaired it the very same day. The staff also immediately offered to move us to another room if we preferred not to wait, which I thought was excellent customer service. I've noticed some complaints about parking. The covered parking is reserved for condominium owners, and it's clearly marked as such. Resort guests use the designated outdoor parking area. In all my years of visiting, I've always found a parking space without difficulty. I've also seen just a few complaints about the indoor pool. Personally, I can't imagine choosing an indoor pool when one of New England's most beautiful beaches is just steps away. The beach and ocean are the reasons we come. After 15 years of annual visits, I continue to recommend Nantasket Beach Resort without hesitation. For anyone looking for a relaxing oceanfront getaway with comfortable accommodations and friendly service, it has been a wonderful choice for us year after year.

This was a cute hotel, with a great Oceanside view from the balcony. You also accidentally get to…read moresee some live music at the restaurant next door which was a nice touch! All the staff we encountered were extremely friendly and I wanted to make note of that considering the other reviews really shocked me! You can also text the front desk with questions which is great for those of you with social anxiety haha. Another positive- This is the first hotel I've stayed at in a long time where the air conditioner actually blew cold all night long! I deducted a star for accouple reasons. The shower was visibly not clean, and had black mold in the cracks and crevices. And the late checkout (of an hour and 30 minutes extra) cost HALF of the already pretty steep room cost for one night. Otherwise we had a great experience here and for the views from the balcony/room alone I'd love to come back for a relaxing weekender!

Beautiful structure. Lovely, expansive grounds. Friendly, helpful staff. A clean, warm, swimmable…read moreand lovely beach is about a mile walk away-although you can take one of their bikes and bike there. They provide the beach bag, towels, blankets and chairs. The continental breakfast is fine-a cut above usual hotel fare-but the coffee is WEAK. There's good fresh fruit, hardboiled eggs, an assortment of pastries sweet and savory, cereal, yogurt, etc. Hot and very cold water are always available. We sat on the wrap-around farmer's porch a good deal, both from our room and at breakfast. Everything was clean and comfortable. The inn is beautiful. It's worth a climb down to the tap room/bar for its charm alone! Little Compton has a lot to offer, and we will probably come back, definitely staying at The Stone Inn.

Lovely spot to stay. Excellent continental breakfast. Staff very nice. Lovely location.read more