We stayed at the Cove for a week in May, 2008, with our two teen-age boys, using a time share exchange. From the friendly check-in to the lovely resort and clean room, we loved it all! The townhouses worked out great for us--the loft above made for a nice "master bedroom." We did a couple days' sight-seeing in Boston and some whale watching in Hyannis, but other than that, we pretty much hung out on the Cape.

There are some great restaurants in the area--we were very pleased with the Yarmouth House and Spanky's Clam Shack, to name a few. Even though we could not cook in the room, we were still able to have a light breakfast and lunch there, thanks to the frig and microwave.

We enjoyed the tennis courts and the resort itself--the beach was around 2 miles away, and we spent quite a bit of time there, too, walking, playing frisbee, and watching the waves come in.

We appreciated the quiet atmosphere of the resort the entire week we were there. The exercise equipment was readily available every time we wanted to use the treadmills and weight machines.

We all had a great time, and would definitely recommend the Cove to any family wanting to have a fabulous getaway vacation. We'll be back!

We stayed two nights at the Cove Resort during the kids vacation week. Check-in and departure were flawless and we were able to check in about an hour early.

The room was okay. It was large, but the bed was very uncomfortable. My wife and I both woke up with sore backs each morning.

We enjoyed the onsite restaurant for dinner and breakfast. Prices were average and the food was decent.

I don't have too much to say about the pool. We didn't spend too much time there. My one big complaint was the kiddie pool where we brought our two-year old. The sign clearly states the age limit of 4, but there were a lot of older children using it, and there's no one around enforcing the rules. You'd expect the parents to show some respect for other parents, but you'd be wrong.

We did use the indoor tennis courts, which was nice, except for the fact that they weren't available for most of the time.

A few other minor complaints... the bath towels felt very cheap. One of our room keys didn't work most of the time. The walk to the pool and restaurant was very long. There's lots of cars in the parking lot, causing you to park far away most of the time.

So basically, it was a mediocre stay, and I would try somewhere else next time.

My husband and I spent a week at The Cove. We were able to book on site, as we met another couple there who were using their timeshare exchange. The facilities are great, staff is friendly, and it is centrally located to several attractions. Our townhouse was clean and well supplied. Although this resort was built several years ago, they have done a good job with updating the place. The restaurant & bar were great! We ate at several restaurants while vacationing on the Cape and this one turned out to be a favorite. The entire stay was a good value. We would recommend to others and would certainly stay there again if afforded the opportunity.

My wife and I spent a week at The Cove as a time share exchange. It's easy to see why the resort attracts families, the facilities are great, staff is friendly, and it is a short drive from the Yarmouth beaches. Our townhouse, as they are called, was clean and well supplied exactly as described on our timeshare information sheet. It is located on the infamous Rt28 but well set back and buffered from the traffic. At the wrong time of day, driving on Rt 28 can be frustrating because of the traffic but we took that into account and did not spoil the trips to and from the beach.