Old Manse Inn, Brewster

Old Manse Inn, located in the historic 'Sea Captains Town' of Brewster, Massachusetts, is 25 km from Barnstable Municipal -Boardman/Polando Field. Each room has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and hairdryer, new air conditioning, cable television, and access to common areas. Some rooms have a fireplace, and certain suites include a hot tub. Rooms feature parquet floors and a flat-screen TV with streaming services. Amenities include heating, air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, a sitting area, terrace, patio, and garden furniture. Free toiletries and bathrobes are provided.

Onsite restaurants offer a first course which can start with a unique touch of different fruits with the perfect sauce to complement the taste of the fruit. Guests can relax and enjoy the daily wine & cheese reception. Landmarks nearby include Cape Cod Rail Trail (2.5 km) and Paines Creek Landing and Beach (2.5 km).

Guests can take a casual walk on a paved path through downtown or a nature-inspired trek along a forest trail near an old cranberry bog. The Cape Cod area has a lot to offer: an adults-only event with sampling sessions of brews in East Falmouth, a Lighthouse Harbor Tour with Bay Spirit Tours to see lighthouses and the Kennedy Compound, the Cape Cod Maritime Days with Maritime Meandering Tours, whale activity in September and early October, ponds situated close to each other for easy portage, the lighting of the Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown in November, and the Buzzards Bay Polar Express Train at the end of November.

The Inn is near several landmarks including Cape Cod Rail Trail (2.5 km), Paines Creek Landing and Beach (2.5 km), Sydenstricker Glass Galleries (3.5 km), Harris-Black House and Higgins Farm Windmill (3 km), Brewster Ladies' Library (0.5 km), Stony Brook Grist Mill and Museum (2.5 km), Cape Cod Museum of Natural History (2.5 km), First Parish Brewster Unitarian Universalist (0.5 km), Breakwater Beach (1.5 km), and Drummer Boy Park (3 km).

Explore nearby attractions such as the Washashore Bakery at 14 Central Square in Mashpee Commons, the Nantucket Whaling Museum with ship models and a whale skeleton, 'The Knob' in Woods Hole with a Buzzards Bay view, and the Stage Harbor Trail at Hardings Beach in Chatham. Also close by is Arnold's, known for preparing high-quality seafood quickly.