Dine well during your Cape Cod Inn experience

by Mike on February 25th, 2010

It is a high priority for most innkeepers to ensure that their guests have great dining experiences during their stay. Disappointing meals can, after all, cast a shadow on that hard earned vacation or weekend break. Of course, after one of our delicious 4-course breakfasts, it’s hard to think of lunch or dinner, but it’s amazing [...]

A breath of springtime from the nature trails of Cape Cod’s great outdoors

by Mike on February 22nd, 2010

 We had a glimpse of spring  last week, enough at least to remind us that we have so much on our doorstep here on Cape Cod, and there is no better time to take advantage of it. Whether that means dusting off your bike or finding your hiking boots and binoculars, there are wonderful adventures [...]

Yarmouth Port Wharf

by Mike on July 29th, 2009

The old wharf at Yarmouth Port has very little remaining of it’s original structure, and it is believed to have been rebuilt, at least in part, on more than one occasion in the past 300 years. Now, when standing at the site of the old wharf, it is difficult to imagine that this was the [...]

John F. Kennedy Memorial in Hyannis

by Cassels on July 15th, 2009

Tucked away by the beach across the Cape from us is the John F. Kennedy Memorial Park. Remembering the nation’s 34th president and a former Hyannis Port local, this contemplative site pays tribute to the man who created “Camelot”. Many come to this park to gain introspective on John F. Kennedy and the loss of [...]