Sandwich Hotel Guide - Historic Sandwich Village hotels in Sandwich, United States of America.

"Always a pleasure to stay here, very clean and the staff is so kind. "

"everything was good."

"Loved it here!"

"I booked this house for my extended family & dog to stay in for my wedding weekend. It could not have been in a better location, the one night I stayed there was super comfortable and felt like home. Beyond that it served as an excellent centeral home base for my wedding. The dining area and living room were perfect for my extended family. Bath's Bakery right around the corner was a huge plus. The host was super accommodating and had just the right of communication. The only negative I can find was a slight musty smell due to the amount of rain we had the first night and the historic nature of the home. The smell did clear up the next day when it was sunny. 10/10 would recommend "

"Both houses on the property were very clean. The game barn was a fun space to spend time playing games with family. The host was very attentive and responded quickly to a question/concern and prompt to correct the situation. We'll consider this location again!"

"The house is beautiful and very convenient because it is so close to Town Neck beach and the canal."

"Wonderful property with a great location in Sandwich. Walkable to Main Street with its stores and restaurants and local sites. House is impeccable and has everything you’d need. So comfortable and beautifully decorated. Tim was excellent at communicating prior to and during our stay. One minor point - although they’re is a bedroom and bathroom on the main floor, there is 1 step from the bedroom and living areas to the kitchen and dining room and then 1 step up to the bathroom. If you need a “no stairs” that could be a concern. Highly recommend "

"Everything was great. We were in town for my son's wedding and it was perfect. "

"We have stayed at the Belfry Inn several times, and this is simply one of the most unique jewels on Cape Cod. It is as picturesque and genuine as the pictures you see. The proprietor, Chris, is one of the true gentlemen of the industry, and his hands-on touch is evident everywhere from the artwork to his menus and style. We stayed this time at The Painted Lady, which is a centuries-old house, that resembles something out of a whimsical children's book - gorgeous period detail, a secret staircase for Alice, and a burger restaurant! We had the front room that has gorgeous light, pillow-top bed, and a large bath tub. Wow. The last and the best thing is the breakfast served every day, with an assortment of baked goods and other yummy things. Put Sandwich and the Belfry on your list, and go visit the Brown Jug while you're at it."