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| CHATHAM - Cape Cod, Massachusetts |
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| Chatham is on the point of the elbow of Cape Cod, surrounded
by water on three sides, with a quaint main street of traditional clapboard
houses, white painted picket fences and interesting shops. |
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- Boston 2½ hours
- Traditional church steeples
- Wooded hills, sandy inlets
- Fresh and salt water ponds
- Choice of over 30 public beaches
- Some beaches with lifeguards
- Boat hire and boating
- Fishing, fresh and salt water
- Choice of golf courses
- National Seashore Reserve
- Museums and art galleries
- Swimming and tennis
- Hiking and biking trails
- Fashionable shopping
- Performing arts
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Motor Inn in Chatham |
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| 28 Bedrooms All
en suite |
| Two swimming pools Disabled access room Close to
town |
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Children OK |
Min. stay 2 nights |
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 Located on two adjacent sites, on a knoll surrounded by manicured lawns, this motor inn is spotless. The bedrooms have 2 double beds, bathroom with shower over tub, fridge, TV and coffee maker. Plenty of parking and a choice of two swimming pools for residents only. 2 day minimum on weekends and 3 day minimum over holidays. Closed December to April |
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Our B & B in Chatham |
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| 7 Bedrooms All
en suite |
| In town location Individually
decorated Full breakfast Gardens |
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Children over 14 |
Min. stay 2 nights |
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 This B & B was built in 1839 by a whaling captain for his bride and only became a B & B in the 1980s. A short drive to the sandy beaches, shops and restaurants in town. A wealth of antique fittings, fixtures and furniture with a fairy tale romance of your hosts. A selection of room styles from Romantic to Classical and Victorian. Full country breakfast. Children over 14. |
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Our Inn in Chatham |
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| 56 Bedrooms and Suites |
| In town location Disabled access Outdoor pool A/C Restaurant Bar |
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Children OK |
Min. stay 2 nights |
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 The inn was built in 1860 as a sea captain's home, situated in the heart of Chatham, and just a short walk to all of the shops and restaurants. About a mile from Lighthouse Beach and a gentle stroll to Oyster Pond. Close to the bandstand where there is a concert on Friday evenings in the summer. The inn has been exquisitely renovated and expanded to include 56 guest rooms. Many of the rooms have patios or balconies and all of them have private baths. For an extra special getaway, there are fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, canopy and four poster beds to choose from. Handicapped accessible rooms, an outdoor heated pool (seasonal) and a restaurant which is open year round. Coming back to the inn at the end of the day, guests will find excellent dining in the restaurant, whether on the patio, in the pub or in the fireside dining room. The menu features fresh local seafood with a contemporary flair as well as tasty chicken, beef and lamb entrees. Breakfast and lunch are also served, and on Sunday there is a brunch to linger over. All in all, a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere will make your getaway to Cape Cod a joy. |
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B & B between Chatham and Orleans |
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| 9 Bedrooms All
en suite |
| Magnificent ocean views Private
sandy beach Continental breakfast |
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Children limited |
Min. stay 2 nights |
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 This
old B & B is reputed to belong to the 'Underground Railroad' for
escaped slaves that were dropped off on the beach and hidden in a special
room below the hall (it is still there!). The house is set back
from the road on a hill, with a cranberry bog on one side and a panoramic
view of Pleasant Bay. Beautiful landscaped gardens surround the
main house that this year has seen extensive renovations that have
been done with great care to enhance the character of the old building
(1798) with modern amenities. There are four bedrooms
in the main house - two queens and two kings. There are three
standard rooms with either two doubles or a queen, and a two bedroom
Carriage House (one double and 2 singles) complete with kitchen in
the old wing that has yet to be renovated. A private sandy beach
complete with dock is just across the road and is a great place to
unwind, catch up on the tan or go fishing. A perfect home base
for exploring the southern and outer part of Cape Cod. Limited
access for children. |
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