Amazing stay at the candleberry inn!! Charlene was an amazing host full of warmth and hospitality!…read moreThis inn is perfectly located in Brewster. It was basically an 10-25 min drive to anything you wanted such as Chatham, Dennis, Sesuit harbor, etc etc! Little shops and restaurants within walking distance. They have a beautiful property, with a lush lawn gardens and trees! The room is beautiful, so clean and well appointed. Charlene was so nice to give us a small bottle of prosecco in the room for my birthday! The bed was so cozy and the bathroom was nice. We had a nice patio too! Charlene cooks breakfast each morning for you which was so good. They have free coffee, teas, sodas, games, and even ice cream!! Awesome!! I loved sitting on the patio for breakfast and in the evening relaxing in the lawn and have a glass of wine. They also provide bikes, towels and beach chairs. It was beautiful, I can't recommend it enough!!

Charming rooms with lots of light. A wonderful breakfast prepared by one of the two owners. The…read moreowners are very friendly and eager to please. They succeeded! My wife and I felt well taken care of. I now understand why they get so many returning visitors.

Everything went well! From the moment I walked in the door…read moreand was greeted by Laurie, one of the innkeepers, it was an amazing experience. Laurie took the time to show me around the grounds, then walked me to my room. It was light and bright and very well appointed with a comfortable robe, crisp white bedding, two side chairs and the most beautiful cupcake from Patisserie Ever After, that was as delicious as it was pretty! There were plenty of comfortable seating areas, beverage stations on both floors, a lovely pool area and big fluffy towels to use! Every afternoon there were freshly baked snacks ... one day they included chocolate chip cookies and another day a chocolate cookie with chocolate ganache ... both were fantastic. But .... the best part was the amazing breakfast! Jason, Laurie's husband prepared two of the most amazing meals I have ever had. The first day they packed mine to go and while I sat on the beach, I enjoyed a chocolate chip scone, fresh fruit and a delicious Breakfast Croissant with Gruyere Cheese. Unreal. The second day was fresh fruit, a cheesy biscuit and a make your own crepes. I combined the lemon curd and raspberry jam and then the mini chocolate chips and the vanilla sauce. It was like a beautiful flavor concert in my mouth. I would stay here anytime and would highly recommend it to anyone in the area!

Laurie and Jason are amazing! We completely understand why this place is rated so highly and why…read morepeople return again and again. We felt welcomed from the moment we walked through the door. The breakfast was delicious, and the accommodations were wonderful. We definitely recommend this Inn and will 100% be back!

A truly lovely Bed & Breakfast located in a historic mansion. We stayed in the Chatham Light room…read moreon the second floor. It was a bright & airy room with beautiful sunlight pouring in from the 5 windows on 2 exposures. The Inn is very well maintained. There is an abundance of snacks and drinks available as well. The breakfasts were very good. I especially loved the first course which was yummy fruit. The staff is extremely accommodating and always looking to please the guests. The inn keepers Brian and Charlie are gracious and provide recommendations which were outstanding! We definitely had a great time and look forward to our next stay!

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!

Amazing, historic bed and breakfast. As a first time bed and breakfast visitor, I didn't expect to…read moreenjoy the experience as much as I did. The inn itself is lovely, cozy, romantic, and full of charm. It's very conveniently located for visiting beaches, neighboring towns, great restaurants, or just quietly unplugging and relaxing. The hosts are so warm and welcoming, and helped us with great recommendations for a perfect getaway. I could have slept in their beds for weeks at a time, if there wasn't so much fun to be had. Highly recommend for a wonderful getaway.

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.

If I were allowed, I would give Amy and her charming inn ten stars. This lovely bed and breakfast…read morechecks every box for those looking for hospitality, comfort, friendship and the most welcoming, inviting and enthusiastic assistance in finding your way in gorgeous Cape Cod. I'd also add that I've never in all my years stayed at such an immaculate inn. The bedding was exceptional and after composing this review I will make my way over to the Sonoma Wool Company website (what Amy does in her spare time-LOL) to order the luxurious wool pillows we were lucky enough to sleep on. Breakfast is a delicious daily treat, which we were fortunate enough to have each morning poolside, amid the gorgeous gardens on the inn's grounds.

This nice little bed & breakfast has lots of high points and perhaps a couple of low ones. We…read morebooked the Refugio Suite and it was very large and very comfortable. The bedroom features an oversized California King bed, a desk and chair, television and lounge chair with ottoman. Beautiful French double doors lead to one of the loveliest features of the room which is a private deck with chairs. The living room has a delightful fireplace, comfortable sofa and another television. There is also a tastefuly done little kitchenette which was stocked with dishes and glassware as well as a mini fridge. And off the living room is the attractive bathroom stocked with toiletries and comfortable robes. Right outside our room was a Flavia coffee and tea maker as well as another refrigerator with complimentary creamer, soda and bottled water. The table in our bedroom also had a complimentary decanter of sherry and two scrumptious chocolate truffles were left on our pillows each evening. Although most of the inn's rooms are in a separate building a few steps away, breakfast is served each morning in the main house and in the company of Harrison, the inn's resident and well behaved Labradoodle. An afternoon sweet treat of cake or cookies is also provided in the main house and there's always a bowl of chocolates if you need a sweet to tide you over. We had the bad luck to not have the inn-keepers, Donna and Byron, in residence during most of our stay as they'd suffered a death in the family and were out of state. However, they'd left clear instruction with their staff about our arrival and we were warmly greeted and welcomed. During our stay, the staff was quick to answer questions about the area and to provide restaurant recommendations. The room itself also contained a lot of information about local attractions and restaurants. The night before our last day we came back to our room to find a complimentary bottle of champagne and note from the innkeepers with their sincere regrets for having been away during our stay. That was a very nice touch and was greatly appreciated. On the down side, we actually didn't think much of the breakfasts as they were largely flavorless and frequently included microwaved bacon. We wondered if the food suffered due to Donna's absence because she was billed as the cook. Both Donna and Byron were back on our last morning and it was Donna who prepared our breakfast that day. The food did improve under her stewardship but we'd still say it compared poorly to other B&B's we've visited. Our room, though lovely, did have some oddities. All the plumbing fixtures were installed backwards so that all handles turned in an atypical direction and the shower pipe was loose which restricted some of the water pressure. The impression was that the work had not been professionally done. In the bedroom, the bed was oddly situated with one side far too close to the wall despite more than ample room on the other side. It made it uncomfortable for the person sleeping on that side to get in and out of bed. Finally, we do have somewhat of a pet peeve with inn-keepers who advertise suites, which should be two separate rooms divided by a door, even though the room does not meet that criteria. In this case, the only separation between the bedroom and living room was a screen. Nevertheless, the inn was quite nice and Donna and Byron were charming hosts who had trained their staff well. Brewster is located mid-Cape and convenient for day trips to Hyannis and Provincetown which makes this a good choice for a place to stay and there are some lovely beaches right by the inn. Overall we enjoyed our stay on Cape Cod very much.

Highly recommend A little Inn on Pleasant Bay in Orleans Cape cod…read more From beautiful views from your room to home made bread and granola, it's just what you need after a long week .

What words are required to describe our stay with our new favorite aunts? Someone find a thesaurus…read more- waxing poetically only adds to the drama -refined, international, elegant but more importantly relaxed, personalized and complete. My husband and I were fortunate enough to have found this enclave of style and relaxation. From the moment of my first email we were showered with genuine concern and superb attention to detail. The grounds are as remarkable as the people who care for you. The rooms are spotless and necessary Covid-19 mitigations were followed consistently and effectively. Breakfast is just perfect - Jennifer and Maria's meal service far exceeded any breakfast in town. Pamala and Sandra are elegance personified and it shows in every detail.

Finding a great affordable option on Cape Cod on Memorial Day weekend can be hard. We live in NYC…read moreand were heading up for a wedding and needed to find something-- we found Safe Harbor online and completely lucked out. We booked months ago having no idea what to expect...and we were beyond thrilled with our stay. Paul and Joan were so friendly, and we instantly felt at home. The rooms are clean and well restored (none of that musty scent that sometimes comes along with b&bs in older homes), the bed was very comfortable. Lilacs were in bloom that weekend, and the vases of them in our rooms reminded me of my childhood in Maine. In fact, one of my many favorite aspects of Safe Harbor was the true New England feel. At breakfast near beautiful original stained glass windows (decorated with old medicine bottles and pocket watches), and walls with drawings of historic homes, there was fresh coffee and absolutely delicious fare. On the first morning Paul made French toast with caramelized bananas and fluffy farm fresh scrambled eggs (with the option of a hot sauce made from peppers in their garden--yum!). Second morning Joan made an amazing egg and sausage casserole and waffles with a berry sauce. She sent us on the road with cookies and coffee in travel mugs. We would definitely stay there again, and will be recommending to friends!

The owner is Yvonne Martel. She was extremely welcoming and even baked us chocolate zucchini…read morebread. As far as location, it is close to PTown, and tons of quaint towns along the way. Good restaurants nearby, full grocery store and place to buy wines are in town. Accommodations were very comfortable with a kitchen, bathroom, washer/dryer, and breakfast area. we only stayed for two nights, but glad we chose to stay here.

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.

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.