Cataumet Hotel Guide - Handy Point hotels in Cataumet, United States of America.

"Great location."

"It's a beautiful house, on beautiful grounds. The host sent clear instructions on how to get in, and we felt very welcome. The main bedroom's attached bathroom had a musty smell, but I think it was just from a wooden bench in the shower. It wasn't an issue because there were only two of us and we just used the other bathroom. "

"It was a beautifully designed interior! It had everything we needed and was exceptionally clean. The website outdoor photo is deceiving as the house is packed into small lot with other houses. Overall, it was perfect for our stay!"

"The view was spectacular, the heated pool was a wonderful treat and the house was very spacious. "

"Wonderful property and the location was perfect for our reunion."

"Lots of room in this Vacation Home. Multiple gathering sites. Two living rooms, outside space with cover and a space outside with a dining table, chairs and umbrella. We did not have kids with us or have the time to use the outdoor basketball/pickle ball court.Everything went off without a hitch. "

"Absolutely great home! We stayed here as a group with a bunch of friends and we absolutely loved all the space and the bedrooms. The view and location were perfect!"

"This property was amazing, large first floor, huge wrap around porch. There were 9 of us here for a niece's wedding, and we didn't feel crowded. The views are beautiful. We loved the location as well. Just over the bridge, Debbie and Joe are wonderful hosts, very accommodating."

"Jim and Julia could not have been nicer. The home is spectacular, as stated. It had EVERYTHING we needed for a wonderful, relaxing, luxurious week with our adult kids and their partners, but it would be great for younger kids too. The kitchen was fully stocked for any cooking needs we wanted. The deck is spectacular, hot tub, steps to beach. tons of games, instruments, kayaks, bikes, and the instructions gave us tons to do. We did a day trip further into the Cape and Provincetown, and a day on the rail trial bike path from Falmouth to Woods Hole, and it would have been an easy day trip to Martha's Vineyard, but mostly we had hardly any reason to want to leave the house. It did not feel like a rental property, but a like friend's lovely home. Beautifully appointed. Would happily return."