Palmer House Inn – Literary and Romantic Falmouth Bed and Breakfast

Palmer House 81 Palmer Avenue Falmouth, Mass USA

Palmer House, 81 Palmer Avenue, Falmouth, Massachusetts

Romantics will love the stately charm of this Victorian Bed and Breakfast nestled into the Cape Cod landscape. Literature lovers will adore honoring their favorite authors as they stay in the rooms – Edith Wharton, James Fenimore Cooper, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Emily Dickenson, Robert Frost, Herman Melville, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Henry James and more. Each room in the Palmer House Inn is distinctive and luxuriously decorated – and has several volumes of the author’s work available.

Guest room amenities at the Palmer House include television, telephone, private bath, wifi, and air conditioning. Some of the rooms have a fireplace and jacuzzi whirlpool baths.

Gourmands and foodies will look forward to the delicious complementary gourmet breakfast each morning. Some of the garnishes and seasonings come fom the Palmer House herb garden – The Humble Innkeeper’s Garden.

There are a total of 9 guest rooms in the main Inn, the Henry David Thoreau Cottage (Suite Seclusion) and 4 rooms in the Cape Cod B&B Guest House. The Palmer House Inn is open year round. So the rates vary from Season, day of the week, and room selected. During the Summer Season (June 10 – September 11) you can expect to pay between $169 to $299 plus room tax. From January 1 – May 5 rates vary from $109 to $245. From May 6 – June 9 the rates range from $139 – $279. From September 12 – November 7 room rates go from $149 to $279. Late Autum visitors from November 8 to December 31 will enjoy rates from $129 to $255. All of this can change without notice, so call Innkeepers Pat and Bill O’Connell at (508)548-1230 to confirm and check room availability. The Palmer House Inn is located at 81 Palmer Avenue, in the hitoric center of Falmouth, Massachusetts.
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The Beach Rose Inn – Falmouth Bed and Breakfast – Massachusetts

Beach Rose Inn Falmouth Massachusetts
Beach Rose Inn, Falmouth, Massachusetts

The Beach Rose Inn is a beautifully restored historic home located in the upscale village of West Falmouth. It has 10 guest rooms that can accommodate up to 30. The perfect luxurious Cape Cod lodging for your wedding party, very special family reunion or even a business retreat.  Nestled in 1.4 acres of exquisite landscaped grounds, it provides a tranquil oasis to reconnect with friends and family, or brainstorm a new business proposal.  It is possible to book the entire Beach Rose Inn for the ultimate Cape Cod experience.

Each morning innkeepers, Douglas and Sheryll Reichwein, provide a delicous gourmet breakfast which includes organic and fresh ground coffee from Cape Cod roasters for a special local flavor. If you have a special dietary request, just let them know ahead of time and they’ll make every effort to accommodate your gourmet restrictions.

Room Rates At the peak of the Summer Season you can expect to pay between $160 to $275 a night. Depending upon the day of the week and which Beach Rose Inn building (there are 3) that you stay in. There is a 2 night minimum most weekends with a 3 night minimum on holiday weekends. Of course this can change. So it’s best to call the Beach Rose Inn and confirm room availability and current room rates. Beach Rose Inn Telephone (800)498-5706. Street Address 17 Chase Road, Falmouth, MA 02540

Mariner Motel – Cape Cod Hotel on Main Street, Falmouth, MA

Cape Cod Hotel

Mariner Motel, Main Street, Falmouth

The Mariner Hotel is a retro-style, family-owned motel on Main Street, Falmouth. You’re within easy walking distance of shops, restaurants, cafes, and live music. When you return to the Mariner Hotel, you can relax in their heated outdoor pool! If you’re arriving by bus, the Mariner provides free transportation to and from the bus station – for guest arrivals and departures.

This is the perfect place to come if you don’t have a car. You’ll have lots to do within easy walking distance. The Cape Cod Bus – the B Bus – goes right by the Mariner hotel as well.

You’ll enjoy rooms with either 2 Double Extra Long Beds, 1 Queen Bed or 1 King Bed. Regardless of the beds in the room, they each have the following features and amenities – free WIFI, refrigerators, cable TV, alarm clock, activity table, Sealy Posturepedic matresses and hypo-allergenic pillows, heat and air conditioning, telephones with free local calling, and easy access to your car. All rooms are non-smoking.

Room Rates Summer room rates (June 24, 2011 – August 28, 2011) are moderately priced ranging from $109 to $189. Early Spring (April 1, 2011 – June 23, 2011) visitors will find lower rates from only $69 to $129. Early Fall tourists (August 29, 2011 – October 9, 2011) will enjoy room rates from $89 to $129. Make plans for a Winter (October 10, 2011 – March 31, 2011) getaway to Cape Cod and spend from only $69 to $119. This is just a summary of the room rates. Call the Mariner Motel at (800)233-2939 to check availability and the room rates for specific types of room you want.

Cape Cod Getaway Ideas Perfect for a St. Patrick’s Day getaway on Cape Cod. Stay at the Mariner Motel and walk down to Liam Maguires for Corned Beef and Cabbage and lots of Irish Music. If you love flower shows don’t miss the Falmouth orchid show, usually held in January or February.

Shoreway Acres Inn – Falmouth Hotel with Pool and Sauna

Falmouth Hotel with Pool and Sauna

Shoreway Acres Inn restored sea captain's home

The Shoreway Acres Inn is actually several buildings located in a park setting. You’ll be able to stay in one of four restored sea captain’s homes or the modern-style hotel wing. Located on Shoreway Road, the Inn is just a block south of the shops and restaurants of Falmouth Main Street. Enjoy the indoor pool and sauna on a rainy day. Sit poolside outside to enjoy the summer sun.

All of the Shoreway Acres Inn Rooms have the following features and amenities prviate baths, telephones with voicemail, cable television, refrigerator, coffee or tea maker, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, individually controlled heat and air conditioning. (Don’t kid youself, we do get hot, humid nights on Cape Cod and you’ll want air conditioning.)

You’ve got several room options available that mostly differ with the beds and the number of folks you can sleep there. Petite Rooms are perfect for one person. They have either a full or queen bed. Standard Rooms contain one queen  bed or two double beds. Superior Rooms feature two full beds or one king bed and a sleep sofa. Deluxe Rooms have two full beds. Parlor Rooms are the only category of rooms that give you a kitchen facilities along with either a queen bed or two double beds.

Room Rates As is typical for Cape Cod, room rates vary significantly from season to season. A summer weekend stay will cost from $199 to $309 per day plus tax. During the week you’ll pay $159 to $279. On a summer weekend, there is a two night minimum. Parlor Room are rented by the week.

During the Winter Season (January 1 through April 18) stay during the week for as little as $89. When Spring (April 19 through June 13) this increases to $99. After the Summer Season passes, rates return to Spring levels. There are many options so you should give them a call at (800)540-3000 to confirm availability and iron out the room rate details.

Falmouth Main Street Hotels, Shops, Restaurants, and Cafes

Falmouth Main Street Hotels, Shops, Cafes, and Restaurants
Falmouth, Massachusetts Cafes and Shops – A Stroller’s Delight

A summer stroll on Falmouth, Main Street is filled with good food, great music, and lots of fun. Eat in one of the many fabulous restaurants. Such as  the Quaterdeck for seafood , The Golden Swan for Indian cuisine, or the Peking Palace for sushi. As you can see, while you might come to Cape Cod and want a fresh seafood platter or lobster dinner. You don’t have to eat fish 5 nights in a row – unless you want to of course.

Hang out at one of the cozy sidewalk cafes – you can see Artie’s cafe to the left - for a cup of coffee and enjoy watching the sidewalk show. For breakfast don’t miss one of Falmouth’s culinary secrets, Mary Ellen’s Portuguese Bakery. I travel 20 miles form

After dinner or for an anytime snack walk down to Ben and Bill’s Chocolate Emporium for homemade candy and ice cream. You’ve got to be brave and try the lobster ice cream! You’ll also find ice cream for those with special dietary needs – sugar-free ice cream or lactose-free ice cream. Yes the same Ben and Bill’s family-owned business that you might have seen in Bar Harbor Maine and Northhampton, Massachusetts, or on Martha’s Vineyard Island. It actually began in the late 1950′s on Martha’s Vineyard.

Irish music lovers and Guinness addicts will have to stop by Liam Maguire’s Irish Pub. We were all very proud when Liam’s was named one of the Top 10 Irish Pubs in New England on Boston.com. And yes there is a real Liam Maguire and you can hear him sing almost every night. And the audience sings along and it is truly a fun night. (I usually have the Shepard’s Pie or the Beef and Guinness Stew.) Make St. Patrick’s Day a special Cape Cod getaway. You can get great off-season rates at most of the Falmouth Hotels and have a fantastic Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner at Liam’s, with lots of Irish music. For example the vintage Town and Beach Motel is availabe for $45+tax this time of year. But best to call and make sure the rates are still in effect.

Let Duchess read your Ppalm

If you’re wondering what’s next in your life, then why not let Duchess, an old-fashioned gypsy, take a look at your palm and let you know. A perfect girl getaway thing to do! In town for a wedding why not take the bride and bridesmaids for a reading.

Even if you’re staying somewhere else on Cape Cod, Falmouth Main Street is worth the trip. There is always something to do and the parking is so easy. In the center of Main Street, opposite Liam Maguire’s Irish Pub, there’s a municipal parking lot. Even on a Saturday night in August, we’ve always been able to get a parking space there.

Just strolling down the street browsing in the shops, ducking in a cafe, bakery or ice cream shop is a delightful way to spend a few hours. There are also quite a few benches and stone walls to site on if you need a rest.

Town and Beach Motel, Main Street, Falmouth, Massachusetts

Town and Beach Hotel, Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts, USA

Budget-minded Cape Cod tourists will love the Town and Beach Motel on Main Steet, Hyannis. What you get is a family-owned, vintage hotel that feels like it’s at home in the 1950′s or 1960′s with clean rooms and a geat location.

Located at 382 Main Street, the Town and Beach Motel is just a short walk from Liam Maquire’s Irish Pub and numerous restaurants and cafes, gift shops, and clothing stores – as well as the famed Eight Cousins Bookstore. You can also hop on the local bus that runs by the hotel and take in the village of Woods Hole or catch the ferry to Martha’s Vineyard. This is a great idea, because parking in Woods Hole can be a real headache in at the height of the tourist season.

Breakfast at Mary Ellen's Portuguese Bakery

During the summer you can stay at the Town and Beach for an amazing $75 + tax. There are usually weekly specials and Senior Discounts available. Of course, as is typical on Cape Cod you pay more for holiday weekends and the Falmouth Road Race weekend.

If you can make an off-season Cape Cod vacation, then you’ll enjoy room rates of $45+tax. Mid-season rates are only slightly higher at $55.

Call the Town and Beach Hotel owners, Iris and Virginia Finerty, at 508-548-1380 to confirm room rates and check availability.

There’s no complimentary breakfast or swimming pool, but I would suggest that for a wonderful budget-friendly breakfast you walk down Main Street to Mary Ellen’s Portuguese Bakery. For $5 you get two eggs, toast, home fries and your choice of ham, bacon, or sausage. This is my favorite breakfast spot on Cape Cod and I often drive the 20 miles from Sandwich to Falmouth to enjoy the friendly atmosphere and great food. I guess I should always say that this breakfast is a special and I really don’t know how long the price will last. But I’ve always found great value in all of the delicious beakfasts that I’ve eaten there. They are open at 5 am, so if you’ve got an early ferry ride to catch, this is perfect.

Falmouth Inn – Year Round Cape Cod Accommodation

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Falmouth Inn, Main Street, Falmouth, Massachusetts

Cape Cod is a wonderful place for a quick getaway any time of year. While the summer is always fun and fabulous, other times of the year can be just as much fun. It’s easy with the Falmouth Inn being open all year.

If you love St. Patrick’s Day and would love to do something special. Then grab a few days and head to the Falmouth Inn. Because just a short walk down Main Street, you’ll find Liam Maquire’s Irish Pub. I’ve been to their St. Patrick’s Day celebration, eaten the corned beef and cabbage and sung along with Liam Maquire himself and it’s not to be missed.

Golf is very popular on Cape Cod and we have a pretty long golfing season. The Falmouth Inn has several golf packages available and their guests get discounted preferred tee times at 10 different 18-hole golf courses (Ballymeade Country Club, Cape Cod Country Club, Crosswinds County Club, Falmouth Country Club, Farms Neck in Martha’s Vineyard, Sandwich Hollows Golf Course,  Old Banstable Golf Club, Paul Harney Golf Club, Quashnet Valley Golf Club, and the Brookside Country Club)

The Falmouth Inn has 123 guests rooms with color televisions and free HBO. A few of these rooms do allow pets. There’s an olympic size swimming pool.

Relax in the Falmouth Inn Bacaro Room enjoying its vintage decor, after a day of sightseeing and beach fun.

The Falmouth Inn is located at 824 Main Street, Falmouth Massachusetts. Phone them at (508)540-2500.

Inn at the Sound, Falmouth, Massachusetts Hotel, Ocean View

Inn at the Sound, Falmouth Hotel, Motel, Inn

Inn at the Sound, Falmouth Inn

If an ocean view is an important part of your Cape Cod vacation plans, then the Inn at the Sound is a great hotel for you to choose. It sits on a 45-foot high bluff overlooking Nantucket Sound. Most of the rooms enjoy this view and some even have decks. The Inn at the Sound is open year-round, so if you want a romantic winter getaway, this is a great choice.

The Inn at the Sound has 10 roomy and sparkling clean guest rooms. The room rates vary depending upon the time of season, the days of the week, and the room you select. As is common for a Cape Cod hotel, the tourist year and room rates are divided into 3 time periods – the Peak Season (6/10/11 – 9/10/11), the Shoulder Season (4/15/11 – 6/9/11 and 9/11/11/ – 10/30/11) and the Quiet Season (4/1/11/ – 4/14/11 and 10/31/11 – 3/29/12). Most Cape Cod hotels do this, but they all have their own season labels and time periods, and they often change every year. For example stay in the Deer Pond room during the Quiet Period on a weekday and pay $145 a day + tax. But choose the Great Harbor Room for a summer weekend and pay $355 a day + tax.

As is typical there is a minimum stay requirement from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day weekend of three nights. During the Shoulder Season two nights are required. The Inn on the Sound is smoke-free, does not allow pets, and children must be atleast 12 years old.

If you’d like more information give the Inn at the Sound a call at (800)564- 9668. It is located at 313 Grand View Avenue, Falmouth, Massachusetts, 02540.