As anyone who has been to the Cape would know, it can be a challenge to find a decent place to stay. This place was a step above all the other places on Rt. 28 that we looked at. The outdoor pool was kept clean, and it was nice to have the poolside "Bellyfloppers" for a drink and snack. I also liked the little sand area they set up with lounge chairs that overlooked Lewis Bay.
We got a Cathedral room, which we were told had all new furnishings within the last few weeks. I only wish they had replaced the bed as well! That really is my only complaint-the bed was really hard, and looked old as well. The synthetic blanket was one of those old staticy ones, and had lots of hair clinging to it.So after I removed the bedspread and blanket, I was only left with a sheet.I would have rated this property a 4* if the bed was comfortable.
The included breakfast was adequate, and had a waffle station as well. The coffee and juice were available all day which was nice.
Wireless internet is included at no charge.

Nice hotel as far as Cape hotels go. Standard 2 story, dated but well maintained. Decent pool areas, indoor and outdoor. Very friendly staff. They did a great job with a small area in the rear of the hotel and created a small beach-like area to relax with a view of the bay. Great breakfast that goes with the stay.

A great little property located in the right location for seeing various cities and doing different activities.

I talked to Corby on the phone a couple of times before deciding where to stay and she was just so helpful and friendly. Gave me advice on how to get there from Boston and her attitude sealed the deal for me.

Everyone at the Resort was professional and very friendly too.

We went whale watching that was a 45 min drive away, took the scenic train with a stop in Sandwich, visited Plimouth Plantation/Mayflower II which was about 40 min away, did the Freedom Trail in Boston which was about 1 hr & 30 min with traffic, and visited Hyannis nearby.

It was pretty cool and cloudy so we didn't get to enjoy the outside pool as the kids and I are chicken, but the indoor pool was great.

The continental breaksfast was impressive every day (8 nights stay) and my kids really enjoyed it. They have a belgium waffle station! yum.

My girlfriend and I stayed at the Bayside Resort Hotel to celebrate our anniversary. We thought we'd enjoy a nice, romantic weekend and booked the Jacuzzi suite.

The Pros:
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This simple yet pleasant hotel is affordable and offers visitors to the Cape with a fantastic location. The backyard area of the resort is very small (1000 sq. ft. perhaps) but is covered in sand and has a sitting area for nicer times of year to lounge around with a view. Though it isn't a beach, it's setup to look like one. The parking is very convenient and there is a staircase and door entry every 6 - 7 rooms. While there, we encountered three or four staff members and they were all very pleasant (though the maid spoke no English whatsoever).

The complimentary breakfast was pretty good and consisted of bagels, donuts, three types of cereals, muffins, and several other types of foods that were tasty. The area was also setup well.

The arcade area is fantastic for kids (has air hockey, foosball, pool, some older arcade machines) and the hotel has a bar for the 21+ crowd wishing to escape the daily grind with a drink.

The location of this hotel is very close to the airport, at least a dozen restaurants (pizza places, Subway, other fast food chains, IHop, Olive Garden, etc.) and just a five minute drive or so from Main St. shopping. The hotel gives you complimentary discounts off of area restaurants.

The hotel has countless amounts of activities for children. They had a huge cage that you can bounce in (moon bouncing it might be called) among other things and it's very scheduled.

The Cons:
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Apparently, there are several other Jacuzzi suits in the vicinity so throughout the day (and night), you were basically overwhelmed by an obnoxiously loud, overpowering sound when the jets were running or even when others were filling up their Jacuzzis!

Aside from the noise itself, the "suite" wasn't very impressive. The TV was a small, 27" (at most) TV that was situated at a level lower than the bed itself which made viewing and changing the channel annoying and difficult. Movies, by the way, are $11.50.

The suite was lit by just 2 lamps attached to the bed and 3 small bulbs on the far end of the room. The main lamp in the room didn't even work and we couldn't find a switch for it.

This hotel is definitely geared towards being a "family hotel." The pool room was always overcrowded but then again, we also went during Spring vacation.

The Conclusion:
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Bottom line? If you're going for a romantic getaway and the Jacuzzi suite caught your attention, you might want to think twice about it because of the noise. It was so loud we even had to increase the volume of our TV substantially and raise our voices. You could also hear a loud vibrating sound through your pillow during the night when they were in use around you.

However, if you're headed to Bayside for a family trip, I'd recommend it. I saw many families having a good time and they really enjoyed the pool area, arcade, breakfast, and free activities. Hope this review helps. Happy traveling!