Book Kid-Friendly Hotels in Hyannis from $82

"wonderful stay, clean room, easy parking"

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"Everything"

"When we checked in, the woman at the front desk seemed indifferent. She checked us in and handed me the keys, but didn’t provide any information about the hotel, such as where the pool or hot tub was located, what time checkout was, or any breakfast suggestions. Nothing at all. We booked the Premium room for that hotel and found we were facing a wall, no view even though the hotel is by the water. I went back downstairs to ask if there might be a room with a view, but before I could do that, the same woman who checked us in appeared distracted with "other work" even though I was the only person at the desk hoping to speak to someone. I eventually had the opportunity of receiving her attention after standing there for almost 10 minutes. She said she would check. It took almost anothe 10 minutes for her to tell me "no". So I stood there for 20 minutes in total with no consolation. When we eventually found the hot tub, it was far too hot. Two other guests there said the same thing and couldn’t use it either. It was unsafe to sit in for more than a minute at most. The most frustrating part was trying to take a nap on Saturday. Between 3:00 pm and 5:00pm housekeeping sounded like she was slamming drawers and throwing hangers or something. I peeked my head out to see what was going on. I never saw her, but the housekeeping cart only moved 6 feet in 2 hours for 2 rooms . She spent all that time in the two rooms near us making so much noise. Never heard a vacuum cleaner."

"Staff were lovely upon check in! Parking super easy! Location amazing for ferry proximity! Room cleanliness? Well… it definitely hadn’t been swept in days. Also used wash cloth found on bathroom floor and stains on sink vanity."

"It was stressful that after paying for the hotel we had to wait in line the day of to buy pool tickets to hopefully get them. We were not allowed to purchase them at check in. It was the only reason we booked the trip. If it sold out we would have been out of luck and there wouldn’t have been anything for the kids to do. "