Pat and Lenny have created a pieceful and beautifully decorated home which is turned over to its guests. A real find which is outstanding for value.

Having not stayed in a B&B in the USA, we would normally stay in Hotels, predominantely the Intercontinental brands this was a new step. All potential concerns were dismissed immediately upon driving up to this Picture-Post Card buidling, and then meeting the hosts Pat and Lenny who immediately made us feel at home - literally.

Lenny & Pat are a fantastic couple who immediately endeered themselves to myself and my familly. The style of the house is fantastic with beautifully hand picked pieces which blend in so well with the history and surroundings of the building.

Lenny showed us to our room and oh what a room!. A massive bed, which was beautifully decorated with fabulous pillows and bedspread, a bathroom which was immense - his and her basisn, a shower which was gigantic and a Jacuzzi bath, set into a beautiful picturesque window - with no fear of anyone seeing in, which looked out over a beautiful grass area down towards a river - heaven!!!

My children shared a fantastic room with their own amenities and were just across the hall.

The rooms were well serviced with TV, Fridge etc and Lenny and Pat made available Beach Chairs and Towels for use - all gratefully accepted.

Breakfast was served on a lovely deck area to the side of the house and the quality of service and food was second to none.

Other nice touches was in the late afternoon/early evening wine was available and cookie and fresh lemonade for the children. We stayed for 3 nights and enjoyed in an unobtrusive way a few glasses of wine with Lenny & Pat who were extremely interesting in helping us to understand the area, and showed a great interest in understanding Scotland.

When we asked about eating out Lenny & Pat were able to recommend brilliant places and had sample menu's which gave us a great idea of what to expect.

We have told all of our friends and familly about this fantastic find in Cape Cod, and I have no fears in recommending this B&B as being at the highest level of cleanliness, friendlyness and a fantastic place to base yourself whilst exploring a fantastic part of the USA. Highly recommended. We WILL be back.

We had booked another B&B over the web in West Barnstable, but when we arrived our booking had gone astray and the B&B was full. The owner rang the Maple Street Inn and luckily they had a room.

The owners, Pat and Len Curran could not have been more welcoming and helpful. And what a room!!. Beautifully restored with dormer windows, the biggest, most comfortable bed we have ever slept on and a gorgeous claw foot bath. Then there was breakfast. The baked eggs and pumpkin bread were delectable. We could not have been happier.

Geraldine Butler
Canberra, Australia

The Maple St Inn is a beautiful historic inn situated on a lovely Cape Cod pond. Normally I am not big on B&Bs but found myself in one on while visiting family recently. The proprieters were a lovely couple who were mindful of our privacy while offering excellent service. They are old time locals who were able to offer great info about the area etc. The bedroom was warm, quiet, well appointed and comfortable and breakfast was delicious. They definitely won me over and both my husband and I are looking forward to our next visit.

We arrived on a Friday afternoon intending to stay til the following sunday, but we just couldn't leave! We've been to a few B&Bs on Cape Cod but this was the most comfortable, coziest and most reasonably priced of them all!

It has been totally renovated and the owners Len and Pat Curran couldn't have been more accomodating (without intruding on our privacy)plus they serve the best breakfast on the Cape! The French toast and baked eggs were the best I've ever had.

We stayed in an upstairs room with the most comfortable king size bed overlooking a lovely pond. The weather was cold but sunny so we could walk down in the morning and enjoy watching the swans glide by.

We could nap or watch tv late afternoon before dinner which was great because most B&B's do not have tvs in the room. Instead of "trying" out a few of the more familiar inns/b&bs mid cape we decided to stay put at Maple Street and went home fully rested the following Tuesday. We've already made reservations to go back early summer.