I am surprised to see all the negative reviews. I just got back from the Inn and we had a great time. My friend got married and most of the relatives and friends stayed at the Inn all weekend. The waitstaff were exceptionally friendly, we even hung out at the bar chatting with the manager and bartender and learned a... more

My Mother and I went to the Inn for their Sunday Brunch to top off a weekend away down the cape. We were appalled with the service. Our waiter David was horrible. We understand that it is brunch and a buffet and there isn't much service needed but we were blatantly ignored. When we sat down he couldn't spend 2... more

Better off staying in the Holiday Inn across the street. The service at breakfast was terrible, the front desk person was rude, our AC barely worked, the curtains were broken, the dresser drawers didn't open, etc. Just very disappointed overall. more

Overall - The inn has a great location not too far from Main Street in Falmouth. However, everything else about the hotel is a little below average. For the price we paid, it wasn't worth it and I would not recommend staying here. Rooms - the rooms were spacious, but beat up. The blinds were broken, the chest of drawers... more

We arrived in Falmouth on Saturday for a week's stay, picked up Boston Magazine's "Best of Boston" issue and saw that the Coonamessett Inn was listed as the best Sunday brunch on the Cape. I went with my family the next morning and am not inclined to disagree with the verdict. The food was excellent, the price was quite reasonable... more

See my review of the Sea Crest Resort in Falmouth, MA. Coonamesett Inn is a thumbs down Inn! more

We lucked out and only paid $99 for a cottage (living room, bathroom, 2 bedrooms, air condtioned, TV, small fridge) the Thurs. night before Memorial Day weekend. Very clean, comfortable beds, friendly staff, quaint surroundings, beautiful grounds, good food at the restaurant (Cobb salad gets an A+!), felt safe, and only minutes to the ferry in Woods Hole. Our room... more

I visited the Coonamessett for two nights in April 2006 and I have to say, I was a bit dissapointed. The rooms were musty smelling which bothered my daughter's asthma. Also, the furnishings were quite old, reminiscent of the funiture in an old family cottage. It make the hotel feel quaint but at $150/ night I was hoping for more... more

Just got back from a great mid-week stay at the Coonamessett Inn in Falmouth. Check out the Special Offers section on their website for an unbelievable deal. Great room, super friendly staff, continental breakfast and a great fireside dinner for two in their beautiful dining room for $125 per night. We'll be back! more