Lodging on Cape Cod & the Islands
You'll find many small, historic inns, as well as standard hotels, located in scenic areas throughout Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.
You'll find small inns and bed-and-breakfasts in residential West Barnstable. Attractions include Sandy Neck Beach and the Cape Cod Mall.
Bourne's Buzzards Bay shore is an area of abundant golf courses, lighthouses and beaches. The Cape Cod Canal is one of Bourne's top attractions.
Mid-way down Cape Cod (where the elbow bends), along the Cape Cod Bay side, Brewster is a quiet town with several beaches and Cape Cod's largest state park, Nickerson State Park.
Centerville is a small residential village in Barnstable along the Nantucket Sound coast with a popular beach, Craigville.
Located on Cape Cod's "elbow," Chatham has many beaches and several inns along both Nantucket Sound and along Pleasant Bay.
Dennis is a quiet town midway down the Cape that touches both the Cape Cod Bay and Nantucket Sound.
Close to the tip of Cape Cod, Eastham fronts both Cape Cod Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Part of Cape Cod National Seashore is located in the town.
On the southern side of Cape Cod along Buzzards Bay, Falmouth is great place for golfing, whale watching or lounging at one of the more than a dozen beaches in the town.
A quiet community along Nantucket Sound, Harwich has four harbors, several beaches, marshes, fresh water ponds and several small country inns.
Hyannis the central hub of Cape Cod and heavier developed than other areas. You'll find many motels and resorts, providing easy access to the area's beaches and other attractions.
