HotelChatter - Tag: Cape Cod Hotels

Brewster: Hotels Offering 'Stress Bailout' On Both Sides of the Atlantic

JetSetCD — 2009-03-30T11:52:28-05:00

<![CDATA[<img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/6193/Ocean_Edge.jpg" class="top"> It's not even April and yet we already have a pretty great guess at what 2009's buzzword will be: bailout. Everyone wants in on the free stuff action, and so it's no surprise that a whole packet of hotels have risen up to offer some "stress bailout incentives," taking their cue from the American Psychological Association's report that "eight out of ten people say the current state of the economy is a significant cause of stress." From the <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/hotel-reviews/Marriott+Casamagna+Puerto+Vallarta+Resort+%26+Spa/ian/121147">CasaMagna Marriott Resort & Spa</a> in Puerto Vallarta to Miami's <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/hotel-reviews/Marriott+Resort,+Doral+Golf+Resort+And+Spa/ian/126899">Doral Golf Resort and Spa</a>, hotels are chomping at the bit to both help you relax and spend a little cash. But only a little cash, as

Chatham: Cape Cod Hotels :: The Chatham Bars Inn Is Too Pretty for Proper Words

annie0007 — 2008-10-01T11:14:31-05:00

It was blazing hot day, the flowers dazzled and the clouds, all two of them, looked like cotton puffs. We were driving around the storybook town of Chatham, Massachusetts -- agog at the view of Lighthouse Beach, past a whale-shaped topiary alongside a saltbox house, off to buy a badminton set at Ben Franklin's General Store, a stop for an indescribably good meal at The Impudent Oyster...

When, still drooling at the views of the sea and sand, we drove up to The Chatham Bars Inn.

"Holy #$%@" was uttered as soon we realized this place was gorgeous.

South Chatham: Cape Cod Hotels :: Chatham Tides is an Affordable Alternative

annie0007 — 2008-09-30T09:15:36-05:00

Next summer, when you're traveling through Cape Cod with the sun still high in the sky and warm on your face, turn off onto a little curvy road in the beautifully leafy shore town of Chatham, Massachusetts. The road terminates at a perfect sand beach and off to your right is The Chatham Tides.

The hotel website is ferociously out of date and doesn't do it justice (hint to hoteliers: hire a web architect and give that archaic thang an overhaul.) And some of the Tripadvisor reviews were rather negative, but what Atlantic beach doesn't have seaweed?