Old Sea Pines Inn

"Magical, ths is the way B&B's used to be.Visted here in 1989, and it has only become better. Truly magic."

"Thoroughly enjoyed our time at the Old Sea Pines Inn as part of an International Bike Tours group. Room was comfortable, the hosts/owners were in attentive, but the best feature was the evening meals featuring fresh caught seafood. Bravo."

"Sea Pines Inn is a lovely affordable gem ! Formerly a boarding school, it exudes charm and a simple welcoming elegance. The atmosphere encourages guests to relax,and enjoy all that Cape Cod offers. The owner innkeepers are the quintessential gracious hosts, who can offer an abundance of suggestions to suit your interests as well as a well informed history of the inn, Brewster and the mid and outer Cape.The Inn is a great location from which to embark on your exploration of the Cape. Rooms are appointed with period furniture appropriate to this Victorian manse. I love the main house but there are three additional buildings on the property which house guests.Do check out the gardens where beauty abounds ! The Inn is charming, very clean,offers excellence service and very reasonable prices.I love sitting on the expansive front porch after breakfast with my coffee and returning to the porch for a couple of cocktails in the evening.The Inn has a following of repeat customers from around the world and the United States. It speaks to the warm and welcoming atmosphere that guests return repeatedly. Steve and Michele are the best innkeepers always so helpful to guests. I so appreciate their care and stewardship of this lovely place."

"Stay here if you want a quiet night, don't drink, and don't mind an intrusive owner. Stay away if you're looking for an event venue. This place had so much potential! It's a beautiful old building full of charm and the grounds are rather nice. My good friends rented the entire property for their wedding and ended up leaving a night early (they'd booked the night after the wedding) because they just didn't want to be there any more. Neither did I! The owners continuously questioned us about alcohol on the premises, said we were very noisy (though, again, our party was comprised all guests there), and even threatened to call the cops on us at some point. The average age of our party was mid-thirties and the event was void of shenanigans. We were accused constantly of having our own liquor in common areas and, in fact, the owners took without permission champagne wedding gifts from the room where the bride was getting ready- a room they said would be secured and no one would access. When the bridesmaids (all in their late thirties) asked the owners about this, they were addressed as "young ladies" and a variety of other misogynistic things while being scolded like children. At some point we were standing outside getting some air and chatting and the owner burst outside and yelled at us for a variety of things we weren't doing. I had a cigar, but didn't think that was against the rules on the grounds. Moral of the story- this place is probably someone's cup of tea, but not for those who want an event that involves dancing, a couple cocktails, and a volume louder than "indoor voices"."