This is an example of getting what you pay for. Driving home from the Cape, my boyfriend and I were looking for a simple, no-frills-necessary kind of place. We got it. When we said there were two of us, the owner said we could have a one-room cottage for $50. He was almost apologetic about it, even though he was... More

Yes, the small cottage is very very small. The bedspread is really ragged (though impeccably clean) and the bathroom depressingly tiny indeed. And the room contained TWO of the nastiest-smelling "potpourri" scent diffusers ever (think eau-de-gas station toilet). We exiled one jar to outside after our first night but only found the second one as we were leaving (it's on... More

We wanted a small place to stay. We got it. I was even asked how tall my husband was... strange until I saw the slope in the bedroom! This was not a problem and the owners were very helpful in suggesting things to do while visiting Cape Cod.

No matter how badly you want to stay in a one bedroom, or don't need the second bedroom, don't be fooled. Pay the extra money. The one bedrooms are ungodly tiny. I'm 6'1" and in our "2 room suite" I could hit my head on the ceiling of the bedroom portion. We had friends staying in the "Deluxe" 2 bedroom,... More

These people must not want any business. They do not answer their phone. I called twice, left a message both times, and got nowhere. They finally answered an e-mail, three weeks after I sent it, but did not provide the information I was looking for (I asked to book a cottage; their reply was nothing but the rates, which I... More