Where to Stay in Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Surfside Hotel and Suites is right on Cape Cod Bay in Provincetown. This oceanfront property has contemporary guestrooms, hot tub suites, and even full apartments with kitchens and balconies.

If you’re a surfer or someone who just wants to lounge around on the private beach, you’ll love this spot for its seclusion. There’s also a heated outdoor pool right next to the Lighthouse Bar. While here, take advantage of some of the best restaurants and dining options in P-town.

The Revere Guest House in Provincetown Cape Cod is a restored 19th century sea captain home. If you’ve ever wanted to steam lobsters, go whale watching, or just enjoy the sights and sounds of the ocean, this is the place for you.

The common room is also a games room, but it’s casual enough to just read a good book or listen to music in comfort if that’s what you’re looking for. On cold days the fire is always lit and a warm cup of tea or coffee is never too far away.

Lambert’s Cove Inn is the ultimate getaway retreat in Martha’s Vineyard, and is one of Cape Cod’s most interesting places to stay. It’s set on an eight-acre farm in West Tisbury, complete with green gardens, a peaceful outdoor swimming pool next to the main house, and even a romantic restaurant.

There are only 15 rooms here, so both families and couples can enjoy this place with all the privacy in the world. Rooms have queen or king beds, pull-out sofas, and sometimes even screen porches. If you get bored, all you have to do is wander down to the alpaca farm. An alpaca farm might be one of the best hotel features on this list!

You’ll get year-round service at the Edgar Hotel in Martha’s Vineyard. From here, it’s easy to access the best of Martha’s Vineyard attractions, including the Edgartown harbour and all of the best bike paths.

The rooms are super light and airy thanks to their cathedral ceilings and oversized windows. Everything here has a nautical theme, with wood bed frames and custom cabinetry. Your stay also comes with a free European continental breakfast.

Bayside Resort Hotel is a locally owned New England property in Yarmouth with 128 guest rooms. Each room has all the typical amenities you’d expect from a classic Cape Cod accommodation, including large-screen TVs, refrigerators and coffee makers.

As far as budget hotels go, you’re not lacking for comforts here. Bayside Resort Hotel also has family rooms catering to group bookings, and its location is perfect for booking excursions near the beach or on one of the golf courses.

The Cape Sands Inn in West Yarmouth is located near the Hyannis Ferry Terminal, smack dab in the middle of Cape Cod. With the Seagull Beach and Cape Cod Mall nearby, these clean and comfortable accommodations make a good launching-off place for exploring the mid cape area.

This is also a good place to stay if you plan on day-tripping to Nantucket or Martha’s Vineyard. But with all the sandy beaches and delicious restaurants within easy reach, you’ll probably be content to stay put.

West Yarmouth’s Tidewater Inn has been a family-run business for nearly 50 years now. Thanks to its location near beaches, fishing holes, golf courses, and shopping areas, Tidewater Inn has earned its title of being a Cape Cod vacationland.

Within walking distance you’ll reach the village of Hyannis, with over 60 shops, boutiques, and galleries lining the Main Street. The rooms at this Cape Cod hotel aren’t overly modern, but the beds are supremely comfortable and you’re guaranteed a good night’s sleep.

The Riviera Beach Resort in Cape Cod is a favorite among many travelers for its nostalgic charm as well as its wide swath of beach, endless activities, and happy-go-lucky staff members. Their concierge is happy to assist you if you’re looking for overnight packages with access to biking, hiking, and shopping.

If you want to simply hang out at the resort, we can’t blame you for that either. There’s a beautiful sandy beach, two restaurants, a bar/lounge, an indoor pool and outdoor pool, and free breakfast.

Having undergone a recent multi-million dollar renovation, the Ocean Mist Beach Hotel & Suite is one of the best hotels on this list for having 400 feet of pristine beach, an outdoor pool, a hot tub with a fire pit, an indoor pool, and endless views of the Atlantic.

All the rooms here designed with convenience in mind, and many of the luxury suites and rooms come with full kitchens and private patios. Stick around for the sunset—Cape Cod location has some of the best.

The Chatham Bars Inn is a well-known luxury accommodation in Cape Cod—it’s within walking distance to South Yarmouth, downtown Chatham (in the Lower Cape), and the Chatham Lighthouse. In fact, it’s one of the most historic inns in Cape Cod, having been built originally as a hunting lodge.

If you stay here, you’ll be close to tree-lined Main Street with fashion boutiques, art galleries, and a bunch of ice cream shops and candy shops. Stroll the boardwalks until you reach the perfect private beach located on a quarter-mile of white sand.

Inn on the Square is right in the heart of downtown Falmouth, next to shopping and dining options. It’s a great spot for those looking for coastal charm and cozy decor.

The rooms all have comfortable furnishings, with all the amenities you need like a coffee maker, microwave, and free WiFi. It’s attached to a cafe with outdoor seating, and there’s a large indoor pool for you to complete your morning laps.

The AutoCamp Cape Cod offers luxury Airstream accommodations in a fun, social setting. There’s a lot to choose from here, whether it’s an RV parked in the isolated woods, a luxury tent, or even a basecamp mini-suite.

As tempting as it may be to not leave, don’t forget to go out and explore Cape Cod from here. Enjoy the beaches, take a ferry to Martha’s Vineyard, or enjoy lots of sea food along the way.