We stayed here as a last minute reservation on a spontaneous weekend on the Cape in late April. We…read morestayed one night in the Northern Light room. This was by all measures the best B&B experience we have ever had and we highly recommend. The room was beautiful, quiet, spotless, and comfortable. The main house was warm and welcoming on a cool and blustery day. We were too late for tea but were pointed to several local eateries and had a great time strolling the main drag after a satisfying meal. The sit-down breakfast offered a broad menu of delicious food options served with smiles and timeliness. We would definitely return.

Very charming place. Lots of character and hospitality. Great breakfast. Enjoyed finding some port…read moreand sherry left out for after dinner. Old school.

What a lovely B&B. My husband and I joke that we are usually the youngest at B&B's but it's hands…read moredown the way to go. The decor and warmth of this place are so inviting. You walk in and feel at home. We had a quick trip and only stayed one night but will return for more. Andrea, the owner, was so sweet and explained everything so well. The eating area is so quaint and comforting. We had a lovely clean room, Madaket. It has a huge king bed and wonderful lighting. Of course we had an unseasonably beautiful day to add to our experience but the location is wonderful for being near everything around Chatham. Before we left we had a delicious breakfast with wonderful service. They provide a weekly menu and Sundays is decadent French toast and eggs. Please book your stay soon!

We had the pleasure of a two night stay at the Chatham Gables Inn after acquiring the BuyWithMe…read morepackage, which also came with fresh flowers and a bottle of champagne on arrival. Our room (#1) was immediately off the shared space by the door of the inn, so folks looking for more privacy and less noise from other guests should pick a different room. But we loved all the light we got during the day and the in room fireplace at night. In warmer months, there's a small porch off of this room as well (besides temperature, its a little too exposed to use in the winter as well). In the interest of indulging in some booze, we walked to two different restaurants in the evening: the Red Nun (straightforward cape sports pub) and Campari's. However, the walk to Campari's was a bit of a deathtrap considering there were no streetlights or sidewalks for much of the way. Go to to Red Nun if you value your life. Nick & Brian were consummate hosts, attentive and charming. Our housekeeper (Natalie?) was very sweet as well. The included breakfast was tasty and fresh. Don't skip the blueberry muffin, its delicious.

First time at the Cape for my wife and I. We chose the upgraded "Romantic" room at the Queen Anne…read moreInn, Chatham. Upon check-in Dana, the innkeeper made us feel very welcome and gave us lots of information about the area. While the room was a bit dated we understood that the Inn was over 150 years old so this was to be expected. Although, the sponge painting in the bathroom really took away from the presentation. I'd definitely recommend a standard paint job there. Also, my wife was a little uncomfortable with the hot tub in the attic so it went unused. In spite of the minor shortcomings, we enjoyed our stay thanks to wonderful hospitality of everyone on the team. The service we received was excellent and very much appreciated. The food in the restaurant was delicious!

We have vacationed at the Queen Anne Inn in Chatham every summer for the past 26 years, with the…read moreexception of the Covid year. Our stays were always wonderful. Unfortunately, the inn recently changed hands and is no longer the warm, lovely, welcoming place that we knew. The first bad omen came at check-in when my husband inquired about the breakfast schedule and was told, "we're no longer serving breakfast because the kitchen is under renovation, but there are plenty of places in town where you can buy it." When I responded that the inn had always served breakfast, had advertised it, and that we were expecting it, the receptionist replied that the new owners had taken this amenity off the official website, and management was WORKING ON getting it removed from all other booking websites. Never were the words, "sorry" or "reimburse" uttered. When we arrived at our room in the carriage house, we found a dark, dingy, shabby room. Two of the three ceiling lights were out, making it impossible to read in the room. Moreover, there was no telephone to reach the front desk in the main inn, no instructions on how to use the TV, so we could not figure out how to get it to keep a signal, and absolutely no amenities that one would expect in a room that cost $2047.79 for three nights - not even a bottle of water. On top of that, we had to walk over bird feces covering the steps into our room, and the carpet was disgustingly filthy looking, with huge, dark stains all over it. The thought of getting up in the middle of the night barefoot and walking on such a carpet is disgusting (not to mention unhealthy, with bird feces tracked in on our shoes). When my husband took the ice bucket to the main building to get ice, the manager informed him that the ice machine was broken. Again, no word of apology. When he told her about the bird feces all over the steps, she replied,"we can't control the birds." Apparently, she never heard of using a hose and perhaps a brush. The manager's defensive, combative attitude was the last straw. When my husband expressed his frustration about all the problems with the room and her lack of interest in addressing any of our concerns, the manager told him that that if he didn't like it, he could leave. He said he might take her up on that, but he would want all his money back if we left. Shortly thereafter, the manager showed up at our room ostensibly to demonstrate how to work the TV (and probably to show that my husband was an idiot for not knowing how to manipulate the two remote controls for an unfamiliar TV). Since the manager was in our room, I pointed out the stains all over the carpet. She claimed that it had been cleaned. When I said that I could not believe anyone would pay for such poor work, she told me that if I didn't like it, I should call the carpet cleaning company! What!!! I told her that they had obviously opened too soon and were definitely not ready to handle guests. Fortunately, we were able to find wonderful lodging elsewhere in town and left. True to her word, the manager did refund our $2047.79.

Is the first time visitor to the Cape, I was a bit intimidated by Hyannis - a lot of the reviews…read morementioned Hyannis as being commercial/industrial, and I was looking for more of the relaxed, waterfront vibe. Anchor In provided the exact experience I was looking for. Upon arrival, we quickly enjoyed the marina view. The hotel is a boutique / 42 room inn with complimentary parking, complimentary continental breakfast, friendly staff, a beautiful pool, outdoor seating/fire pit and it's all within walking distance of restaurants and tourist attractions. Our room was comfortable, with a patio overlooking the marina. The bathroom was large and while not one of the more modern bathrooms I've seen, it did provide all of the accessories a traveler would need. The room also offered a Keurig coffee machine and a mini fridge in the room. The bed was a large king size bed, the mattress was a bit soft for my preference. For those who may be visiting the hospital, this hotel is also across the street from the hospital. If you're looking for a beautiful view, comfortable room, friendly staff, free parking and breakfast, all at a great rate, this is a wonderful option.

We stayed here in May 2026 for two nights while visiting Cape Cod and Hyannis. The location…read moreoverlooking the marina is beautiful. It is a good location if you prefer to walk to the ferry, nearby restaurants, Adelson park, the Maritime Museum, or even the JFK Museum on Main Street. The room was very comfortable with everything we needed. Complimentary breakfast is included each day. There is also a nice pool overlooking the water as well as a fire pit too.

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!

Chatham is the most charming location on the Cape. Sorry the remainder of the Cape is a close…read morerunner-up. I personally like the Elbow, which of off the beaten path. In the off-season the charm just increases three fold. No crowds, easy discounted reservations, the shops and eateries that remain open are rightfully worth your attention. The Chatham Wayside Inn, situated smack dab in the heart of "downtown" on Main Street couldn't be more convenient. Her rooms are well appointed nicely maintained. I felt like I was staying in the Capes version of Hogwart's Academy with stairs leading up, down, and around to various levels. The hallways adorned with local art and historic memorabilia. We enjoyed a Friday to Sunday stay. Friday night you could hear a pin drop. Saturday, well, we had a neighboring roomie that must have had a long evening at the Squire Tavern. Stumbling and bumbling into the Inn, door slamming, up the stairs, down the hall into his/her/their room, another slam. No regard for others at 12:30 am. Aside from this, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay, including a continental breakfast each morning. The Wild Goose Tavern is part of the premise. Quiet as well, but each night diners filled the windows over looking Main Street and Kate Gould Park.

This place is horrible ! Zero ambience and the least helpful front desk and staff I have ever…read moreexperienced . Save your money because the room smelled like mildew and the breakfast was gross .

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.

Wow what a terrific place! Kathleen and Chuck are the perfect hosts. They have put so much time and…read moreenergy into creating a peaceful experience for their guests and it shows. A few highlights I'd like to mention: - the food is AMAZING. Kathleen is a superb chef and takes great individual care of all of her guests. She was proactive in making sure all of her food was customized to my dietary restrictions, which was greatly appreciated. - the service is top notch. We told our waitress one morning that we planned to go to the beach that day. By the time we finished breakfast, she had packed up two beach chairs and a bag with towels, waters and snacks for us. She even put all of it out by our car so we could easily bring it for our beach trip! - the local connections and recommendations were excellent and added to our experience in Yarmouth. Chuck and Kathleen are super plugged in to their community and were able to advise us on the best places to eat around town, as well as a few pretty areas to walk and enjoy the nice weather. - the baked goods are excellent. Each day we were greeted with small, cute homemade baked goods. Banana bread and ginger cookies were the best ones in our opinion. - finally, the rooms are beautifully renovated. They did such a good job maintaining the character of the original house while providing modern day quality and amenities. 10/10 would stay here again!

We had such a beautiful stay at the Inn at Yarmouth Port. We felt immediately at ease and…read morecomfortable when we arrived and were greeted by our hosts. They were helpful with finding local things to do but also had beach gear for us to borrow. The breakfast in a B&B is of course a big part of the experience. We had different foods each day with such creative meal options. We were very lucky to have great weather so we dined on the patio surrounded by the birds. Each evening, we were treated with homemade cookies left in our room. It was a perfect relaxing weekend on the cape!