Cheap Hotels In Cape Cod, MA

Sound proof rooms. Great amenities with fabulous lay out

This hotel's location makes it convenient for walking to the beach, boating & food, etc. so leave that car parked! I rated the staff & comfort as such because both were excellent. I lowered the rating a tad for condition / cleanliness because this isn't a brand new hotel so some areas (faucet fixtures) are showing wear. But everything did work properly. We only used the beautiful outdoor pool & had a great time, lunch/drinks were steps away. We will definitely stay here again!

Second time, I've stayed here and would again. Great amenities--2 pools, fire pit, bars, kids game room, workout room.

The hotel is at a great location, right on Main St. in Hyannis near everything. Hotel is old but rooms are clean.

The restaurant was kind of a Jeckll-Hyde. The breakfasts were superb but the dinner was just ho-hum The steak was tasteless, the linguini with white clam sauce was sandy and the drinks were weak even though the bartender said he's been making the 32 years. Can you imagine a drink with Stoly and you can't detect it? A LI ice tea was weak too. On the other hand the spicy wings were great. Jekll-Hyde.

Good locatoin and lots of places to eat and drink.

     The Red Jacket Beach Resort hosted the wedding of friends in June 2013. Their vision of the event seemed overly optimistic: beachside ceremony, cocktails overlooking the ocean, food that matched the samples, good reception space...then free time with a slew of activities on hand or nearby--pool and ocean swimming, kayaking, parasailing, jet skis, golf, go carts, beach bonfires, outdoor barbecue. On and on.      The resort managed the affair with flair and friendliness, exceeding (my) expectations. The place was so delightful that even after extending our stay, we were loath to leave. The beach is expansive. There is an abundance of comfortable lounge and beach chairs. The heated 20 yard pools are adequate for lap swimming but lack bottom lines. Our room overlooked (nearly overhung) Parker’s River and its marsh which teemed with ospreys and oystercatchers and which was the foreground for stunning sunsets. Other rooms face the beach and pools.       The property is well maintained and clean, the grounds remarkably so. Landscaping is immaculate and stunning. On-site breakfast and lunch were reasonably priced and delicious. A good seafood restaurant, The Skipper,” is a ten minute walk distant.      Rooms are clean but spartan. Bedding is new and comfortable. Sounds from the second floor transmit too well to rooms below.      The appeal of the Red Jacket’s physical plant and the natural setting would amount to little without good staff. The wait staff, bartenders, maintenance and pool folk, and those I cannot categorize or who work out of sight were, to a person, friendly and helpful. Waitresses, Kelsey, Nancy, Colleen, and Mara; Jack the bartender; Jon the event manager; and Gus the bonfire guy are employees whose names come to mind. Mentioning them is unfair to the many equally outstanding others. The manager Tom logs miles daily overseeing the operation. He is everywhere, all the time. What an asset.      The front desk sometimes failed to function. Adding a day and changing rooms was a four-person, two-day process that clunked along until Egle managed it promptly. Earlier in the year, booking rooms took several people and days.      The labors of the staff at this resort largely coalesce to produce an exceptional experience.

Room was very comfortable. Hotel was nice and close to a lot of the attractions that could be walked to so there was no paying for parking. Hyannis harbor was within walking distance also.