We stayed two nights recently and it is a very decent hotel. It was clean; the staff was accomodating and friendly.

However, it is NOISY. If other guests walk past your door talking, you will hear them. Also, the air conditioners cycle on and off in a very noisy fashion.

Additionally, our room was right next to the door to the lobby which squeaked, so every time that door opened or closed we heard this awful screeching sound. We told the front desk about it when we checked out, so hopefully this won't be a problem for anyone else.

I would recommend it, but bring ear plugs.

I booked the Hyannis Four Points hotel for 4 nights with some trepidation after reading the reviews on this website - last time we came to Cape Cod we stayed at Ocean Edge Resort in Brewster. Now I've stayed at many Westins, Four Seasons, Ritz Carlton's, W hotels, so when I arrived here I was really surprised - the room was excellent for the price and location ($199). I stayed in room 106. The room was large with plenty of space for my 2 year old to run around (we asked for a room with 2 queen beds which tend to be larger). The bed and bed linens were new and the usual high quality of Starwood hotels along with planty of crisp over suffed pillows. The carpets were also new. Only the actual hotel structure seemed to be older. We did not use the pool or golf course that is part of the hotel, but we did take a tour of the facilities on the first day and they looked great. No complaints either with bathrooms etc. They provided cookies & lemonade during the day at the front desk. We had breakfast one morning at the hotel - the selection was good but at $17, I thought it was a little over-priced. Otherwise hotel was convenient to Hyannis Harbor which is a short ride and very convenient to Main St where all the restaurants are. Directly opposite is the The Paddock restaurant - this is styled like an old English pub. The food is very good quality and atmosphere is relaxed for 2 year old. Try the 2lb stuffed lobster which was best I have ever had. The other good restaurant in town that we went to was 'Fresh Ketch' with it's 3lb lobsters (you can tell I'm a lobster person'. EmBARgo is a new restuarant which was days away from opening while we were there. We went also to HYLINE fast boat to Martha's Vineyard for the day and we went whale watching (from Provincetown) where we saw planty of whales and of course went to the Lobster Pot restaurant. Overall great stay in Hyannis - do not read previous reviews as this is NOT representative of my stay.

I live off Cape Cod and work in Hyannis. My work schedule prompted me to secure a hotel room in Hyannis for two nights. The Four Points Sheraton is one of the more expensive hotels in Hyannis area and I assumed accommodations would be current.

I would say the hotel was built in the 60's and it shows it's age. The linens are current but the furniture was a beige laminate with gold trim from the 80's. There is a new era of hotel renovations going on thoughout the Hyannis area and maybe the Sheraton is next on the list.

The current rack rate as of 26APR07 is $120.00/night. I used Priceline and received a 2 night stay for a 3star hotel with a bid of $61.00/night plus tax = grand total of $143.25

My stay was average. I'm slightly disappointed that this hotel hasn't stepped forward into the new millenium regarding it's furnishings and lighting. IMO time to rid the nautical look.

Me and my friend Susan were looking for a hotel near the Cape Cod Melody Tent because we were going to go see Ashlee Simpson Live. We found out this hotel was right across the street from the Tent so we decided to stay here. We checked in and she told us our room number and we went to find an elevator. THEY DONT HAVE ONE! We had to lug our bags up two flights of stairs walk down a hallway that smelt like it had housed rabbits and got to our room. The room was very run down and uncomfortable. They had fabric chairs in the room that were once light brown now almost black. We did not have a fun hotel visit. However the concert was a blast.