Best Hotels in Cape Cod

Any visitor of this property will tell you how beautiful and impressive they find Wequassett Resort and Golf Club. Then they'll probably rave about renting a boat, putting on the greens, lounging poolside or any of the many other activities available to resort guests. Perhaps a recounting of the tasty seafood dishes they ate at Twenty-Eight Atlantic will follow. Basically, this Preferred property gets kudos upon kudos from travelers and experts alike for its variety of amenities and elegant accommodations. Rooms and suites are appointed with spacious patios or decks, gas fireplaces, Molton Brown toiletries and flat-screen TVs. Plus, the daily $28 resort fee covers additional perks like in-room Wi-Fi access and newspapers. For most guests, these things make the perfect Cape Cod getaway. However, others say that it's the outstanding resort staff that make stays here so extraordinary. Keep in mind that members of the I Prefer Hotel Rewards program can use accrued points to redeem reward certificates, which can be used to cover the cost of Wequassett Resort's accommodations.

Since 1914, Chatham Bars Inn has been a cozy oceanfront retreat that beckons to Cape Cod visitors with its laid-back luxury. Although it isn't a classic New England bed-and-breakfast, the inn still gets rave reviews from recent visitors who described the staff as very pleasant and accommodating. The decor follows the Cape Cod norm, with beige and blue sea motifs. The nautical color palette extends to the hotel's guest rooms and cottages, which guests adore for their seaside views. Accommodations are equipped with Bose Wave radios, L'Occitane toiletries and Nespresso coffee makers.The only complaint, according to a vocal minority, is that standard guest rooms are a bit cramped for the price point. That said, the delectable New England-inspired fare served at the on-location dining venues – Stars Restaurant, The Sacred Cod, the Beach House Grill and The Veranda – earns rave reviews from past diners. What's more, I Prefer members can enjoy perks and earn and redeem points here.

With 429 acres to house a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, miles of coastline, several tennis courts, a 26-mile bike trail and five pools (including two indoor), the Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club stacks up well by the numbers against its Cape Cod competitors. What's more, past visitors are quick to highlight the staff members, who are described as friendly and extremely helpful. Accommodations in The Mansion portion of the resort come in four styles: townhouses, villas, suites and guest rooms. All types feature minifridges, Keurig coffee makers, free Wi-Fi access and iPod docking stations. Aside from accommodations, guests can't stop raving about the scrumptious seafood dishes available at the larger resort's dining venues: Ocean Terrace, Bayzo's Pub, Linx Tavern, the Roscommon Room, the Beach Bar and Shark Bah. Keep in mind, though, that some of the restaurants are only open during the summer months. All of the eateries and other on-site amenities are shared with The Mansion's sister property, The Villages at Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club.

Perched at the tip of Cape Cod in Provincetown, the adults-only Crowne Pointe Historic Inn & Spa charms visitors with exceptional service and classic New England decor. Recent guests particularly loved this inn's inviting atmosphere and cozy accommodations, which come appointed with 450-thread-count bed linens, minifridges, Keurig coffee makers and gourmet chocolates. Although some said the rooms were a tad small, most past visitors reported an excellent night's sleep. Previous guests also raved about the tasty complimentary breakfast and the evening wine, beer and cheese reception. The on-site Shui Spa pampers visitors with all kinds of rejuvenating treatments. Plus, The Pointe Restaurant + Wine Bar serves up the freshest local seafood for dinner. Keep in mind, though, that the eatery occasionally closes during the colder months.

For a quintessential coastal New England getaway, consider a stay at the Brass Key Guesthouse. Located on the Outer Cape of Cape Cod in Provincetown, Massachusetts, the seasonal LGBTQ-friendly hotel's accommodations are spread out across nine historical buildings that have been fully restored. Ranging from a classic queen room to a penthouse suite, all of the 43 accommodations are individually decorated and include Keurig coffee makers, flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi access and minifridges. Recent travelers said they found the rooms to be chic and comfortable. Other perks include free poolside drinks, complimentary breakfast and a nightly wine and cheese hour. Guests can also take advantage of the on-site infinity pool or 12-person whirlpool, along with the expansive gardens and courtyard. For even more relaxation, you can visit the Shui Spa at Brass Key's sister hotel, Crowne Pointe Historic Inn & Spa. In the evenings, both guests and locals gather at the Shipwreck Lounge, which serves craft cocktails and regularly hosts events. Guests report spectacular stays thanks to the friendly staff and great attention to detail throughout the property. Travelers should note that children younger than 18 cannot stay here.

The unique Belfry Inn & Bistro is located right in downtown Sandwich, Massachusetts, about a mile from the coast. Housed in a renovated church, which was built in 1901, the inn boasts a one-of-a-kind experience, having maintained much of the structural and decorative elements of the original building. The on-site Belfry Bistro offers fine dining and complimentary breakfast daily for guests. The Belfry Bistro also hosts various live music series, complete with drink specials. Inside each of the inn’s 22 accommodations, visitors will find a cable TV, Wi-Fi access and a soaking tub. Many rooms have balconies and fireplaces too. Recent guests love how authentic and unique the accommodations are, but some note that some parts of the hotel are beginning to look a bit tired.

At this charming boutique hotel in Sandwich, Massachusetts, guests are privy to genuine hospitality and well-manicured gardens, not to mention easy access to Cape Cod's National Sea Shore and scenic hiking trails. Recent visitors especially commend the hotel's staff, which they say goes above and beyond to deliver attentive and personalized service. The property's 48 accommodations also earn a nod of approval from travelers thanks to their luxurious touches, like spacious whirlpool tubs, Olive Branch Botanicals bath products, flat-screen TVs and four-poster or canopied beds. The Inn's suites tender even more extravagances, like heated tile floors and working fireplaces. After you've settled in your digs, slip away to the Tavern, for small bites such as lobster chowder and sea scallops wrapped in bacon. For a more indulgent meal, reserve a table in one of the Inn's dining rooms, each of which offers an intimate setting paired with contemporary American cuisine. While most guests were pleased with the cuisine, some said for the price it was only so-so. Once you've satiated your appetite, heighten your level of relaxation with a body wrap or a deep tissue massage at the Beach Plum Spa. Most patrons were pleased with the spa services and meals at the on-site eateries, but noted the rooms could use some freshening up.

Anchor Inn is a 3.5 star hotel located at 175 Commercial St in Cape Cod. It has a 4.5 overall guest rating based on 390 reviews.

Chatham Wayside Inn is ideally situated for shopping, dining and browsing the art galleries of downtown Chatham, Massachusetts, as the property is just steps from town’s Main Street. On-site, the Wild Goose Tavern offers a myriad of seafood, pub and organic dining options for hungry guests. What’s more, the hotel provides complimentary breakfast daily. Each of the 56 guest rooms comes charmingly decorated with cottage-style furniture. Accommodations all include a small seating area, and some have porches or patios, but amenities are limited. Guest rooms don’t include microwaves, minifridges, workstations or wet bars, which is a downside to some guests. Still, the central location, which is walkable to several of the attractions of Chatham, is a draw for many.

If you're looking for a charming, traditional inn while visiting Cape Cod, past visitors say you'll be delighted with a stay at the centrally located Queen Anne Inn Cafe & Lounge. Situated in Chatham, Massachusetts, (in the Lower Cape), the Queen Anne dates back to 1840, when it was built for a ship captain's daughter and given as a wedding present. Though it's been updated to fit the needs of 21st-century guests, it retains its old-world charm with antique furniture pieces scattered throughout. On-site amenities, though limited, include an outdoor pool and garden, a small fitness center and a lounge, where guests can enjoy a complimentary happy hour (complete with hors d'oeuvres) every evening. Guests also receive free breakfast as part of their room rate – a particular highlight for past lodgers who raved about the banana pancakes and crab cakes. Reviewers were also impressed with the accommodations, which they described as "cozy," "spotless" and "relaxing." Rooms are outfitted with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi access. (Some even include private balconies.) If you want to explore beyond the property, you'll find a variety of attractions and amenities within walking distance, including the Cape Cod Rail Trail, the Chatham Railroad Museum and several restaurants.

Ideal for both city-goers and sun-worshippers, the Winstead Inn & Beach Resort consists of two properties: A beachfront, 14-room manse and a 15-room estate that is in the heart of town. Located in Harwich and Harwich Port, Cape Cod, the beach house property is nestled along Nantucket Sound, while the downtown property, less than 2 miles north, features an outdoor pool and is just one block from the town's center. A complimentary shuttle runs between both properties, so guests at either facility can feel free to explore either one; though keep in mind the pool is reserved only for guests of the Inn. Rooms feature pillow-top beds, minifridges and flat-screen TVs. Many recent guests loved the accommodations so much that some said it made it hard to leave the room to go sightseeing, though others warned that the rooms were on the small side and felt a bit dated. The complimentary breakfasts, friendly staff members and views from the beach house also received top marks; however, there is no full-service restaurant on-site.

The Coonamessett is a 3.5 star hotel located at 311 Gifford St in Cape Cod. It has a 4.0 overall guest rating based on 49 reviews.

Enjoy the charm of Cape Cod with the comfort of the Hilton brand at the DoubleTree by Hilton Cape Cod - Hyannis. The property sits about 80 miles from Boston’s Logan International Airport, though it is inland and doesn’t offer views of the water. Equipped an outdoor pool, a fitness center, a business center and an on-site restaurant, this hotel caters to both business and leisure travelers. Each of the 160 accommodations includes complimentary Wi-Fi access, a minifridge, a soaking tub, a flat-screen TV, a workstation and hypoallergenic pillows. Almost every review of this property mentions the friendly, helpful staff, though some recent guests note that the rooms and hotel grounds are beginning to look dated. Keep in mind that this Hilton hotel allows members of the Hilton Honors program to earn and redeem points by choosing to stay here.

About 3 miles from the center of historic Chatham, Massachusetts and steps from the Cape Cod Rail Trail, the Chatham Seafarer Inn provides a perfect stopover for visitors to the Cape. Guests love the central location, which is within walking distance of a variety of Chatham’s popular destinations.  Visitors can stroll to the coast, where lifeguards are stationed and boat rentals are available. Alternatively, they can stay on-site and take advantage of the property’s outdoor swimming pool, barbecues and complimentary parking. After a busy day, retire to one of  20 guest rooms, all of which include a minifridge, a coffee maker and complimentary Wi-Fi access. Still, some recent guests note that Wi-Fi access reception is a bit unreliable.

The Commodore Inn Resort sits on 2 1/2 acres of private, manicured grounds and puts visitors a block from the beaches of Nantucket Sound. All 27 guest rooms have been recently renovated, and include a minifridge, a flat-screen TV with cable and complimentary Wi-Fi access. Select accommodations feature a Jacuzzi soaking tub, a fireplace or a wet bar. Recent guests love the beautiful grounds, which are home to a heated outdoor pool, a shuffleboard court and lawn games. Keep in mind that although the inn serves a complimentary continental breakfast daily, there is no restaurant on-site for lunch and dinner.

The Hyannis Harbor Hotel sits on Hyannis Harbor, offering lovely views of the water and proximity to several restaurants and bars, which recent guests say is a perk. The shingle-style hotel is outfitted in nautical decor and features an outdoor pool, a patio, a fire pit and a fitness center. The Bluewater Grill, the on-site restaurant and bar, provides seasonal oceanfront dining and an assortment of seafood options. Inside the property, each of the 204 guest rooms includes complimentary Wi-Fi, a minifridge, a microwave, a coffee maker and a recently renovated bathroom. Some accommodations include extras ranging from a sleeper sofa to a Juliette balcony. Parking is available, but not complimentary, and some recent guests note that the rooms and bathrooms can feel a bit small.

Set in downtown Falmouth, Massachusetts, within walking distance of local shopping and dining, the Inn on the Square is popular among those looking for leisure and coastal charm. The property boasts classic Cape Cod touches, including shingle siding, coastal shutters and cozy decor. Once inside, guests can enjoy an indoor pool or a private courtyard and sundeck. Hungry travelers can eat breakfast and lunch at the casual, on-site restaurant. Quaint, yet updated rooms feature amenities like minifridges, microwaves, coffee makers, cable TV and complimentary Wi-Fi access. Select accommodations have extra perks like hot tubs, while suites add living areas and separate bedrooms. Recent guests have loved the comfortable rooms, but a few of them mention that accommodations facing the street can be noisy.

Cape Winds Resort is a 3.5 star hotel located at 657 W Main St in Cape Cod. It has a 3.5 overall guest rating based on 98 reviews.

Nestled on 52 acres in Hyannis, Massachusetts, the Kennedy family's summer stomping grounds, Resort and Conference Center at Hyannis offers guests a relaxing respite on Cape Cod. The property’s 232 rooms and suites all have flat-screen TVs, minifridges, private balconies or patios, and complimentary Wi-Fi access. Some recent guests describe their accommodations as musty though. Amenities at the resort also include an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a fitness club, the full-service spa and an 18-hole golf course. Guests have a variety of food and drink options at this property, which range from Bogey's Sports Pub to Mulligans Restaurant to a Starbucks. What’s more, the resort is a short drive to the Kennedy Compound and the Kennedy Museum.

The Villages at Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club is a 3.5 star hotel located at 2907 Main Street in Cape Cod. It has a 3.5 overall guest rating based on 1318 reviews.

Edgewater Beach Resort is a 3.5 star hotel located at 95 Chase Ave Box 68 in Cape Cod. It has a 4.0 overall guest rating based on 243 reviews.

Captain's House Inn is a 4 star hotel located at 369 Old Harbor Road in Cape Cod.

The Breakers Resort is a 3.5 star hotel located at 61 Chase Ave in Cape Cod. It has a 3.5 overall guest rating based on 128 reviews.

Eagle Wing Inn - Cape Cod is a 3 star hotel located at 960 State Highway- Route 6 in Cape Cod. It has a 5.0 overall guest rating based on 576 reviews.