Orleans Hotel Guide - Orleans Historical Society Meeting House Museum hotels in Orleans, United States of America.

"Unfortunately, we went during the slow season. They don't open fully until May 1st. The bar wasn't open until 5pm and restaurants were not open. Pool was closed. No chairs on the deck. Everything was covered. Property was nice. Just would have been nice to have a few options."

" Parking was easy "

"We have held a retreat here twice and greatly enjoyed both. Feels peaceful but is walking distance to stores, well stocked, welcoming. The management is responsive and excellent too."

"This house is gorgeous and spacious with so much room to spread out and enjoy. The kitchen was so well stocked with any possible item you needed. Easy walk to the beach and a gorgeous setting. We came for several days for a team retreat and had the best time."

"Very clean and quaint"

"Lovely home, close to Nausetb Beach."

"This place is AMAZING. I wouldn't change a thing. If I could give it 100 stars, I would."

"Kitchen was well-stocked and helpfully labeled. Could use a reorg, as it seems items have migrated to non-intuitive places over time (pots and pans were by the stove, the corner cabinet and the hall closet.)Master suite was lovely and we also loved the grill/patio set-up. "

"All was great. 5 adults, everyone said beds were comfy. House was high-end hotel clean. We're all foodies and appreciated the gas bbq and well appointed kitchen with plenty of plates cups even a pot big enough to make Sunday sauce, and the cleaning supplies needed to clean up after ourselves. There was hand soap, towels and TP in both bathrooms, the shower had shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Theres a supermarket and liquor store with a nice wine selection right down the street. Host was very responsive. The livingroom had the most comfortable loveseats Ive ever sat in, but there are only 2 two-seaters and an ottoman. I think there were TVs in every bedroom. It was a great time and Id stay again in a second.. only caveat, the front steps are not very ADA friendly - the treds are very narrow, and there's no way around them. Id be cautious if you're bringing someone with limited mobility or balance issues. "