Classic style is nostalgically comfy.

'Ask not what your hotel can do for you, ask how many pillow options your hotel gives you' — JFK (hint: it's more than 1).

Historic beachfront digs where Route 6 and Old King’s Hwy end, on Provincetowns’s largest beach.

Incorporates timeless details with a bright, modern energy designed to help you soak up all the serenity of a beachside vacation—even if you spend it soaking in the pool.

Situated just a short drive from downtown Falmouth and the ferries to Martha's Vineyard.

Set right on a stunning private beach, yet within strolling distance of restaurants and shops along Route 28.

Former Inn at the Moors has been totally reno’d. It’s now a giant inflatable-donut-in-the-pool kinda place.

West Yarmouth address drops ya less than a mile from Colonial Acres Beach.

Complimentary shuttle service to the beach has your stay made in the shade.

Heated lounger-lined outdoor pool? Yuuup. Even better? There's an adjacent bar slinging frozen cocktails & great burgers.

Plush deets include 42” flat-screens, charming Cape views, kitted-out bathrooms & beyond-comfy beds.

Freebies include crowd-pleasers like WiFi, parking and breakfast. In-room perks star microwaves and granite bathrooms.

Close to the Cape’s beaches, eats, golf and shopping. Or hop the ferry to Nantucket or Martha’s Vineyard.

Prime location on a soft-sand beach. The village of Hyannis is a 10(ish)-minute drive away.

Modern, slightly boho coastal style, with maritime-inspired touches, like ticking fabric, knotty pine, iron-frame beds and whitewashed pickled floors.

Lovely mid-century motel nestled among the woods and mere minutes from Sandwich Boardwalk.

Attractive Cape Cod lodgings ideally set minutes from several beaches as well as epic Cape Cod Inflatable Park.

Just off Highway 6 for easy access to shops, restaurants & local attractions.

Inspired by the adventurous Parnell Pease, seafaring wife of the home’s 19th-century sea-captain owner.

New England as it was meant to be. An elegant restored inn that's a step back in time to when sea captains steered strong.