A great base to explore Cape Cod, this charming hotel offers comfortable, antique-filled rooms and easy access to the beach - plus breakfast is included to ensure you start every day with a full stomach. As you walk the grounds of the hotel you'll be surrounded by flowering hedges, providing privacy and relaxation. For golf fans, you can get early tee time reservations are 3 neighbouring courses, and if you're visiting at the right time of year, a trip whale watching is a must. Back at the hotel you can take a dip in the sparkling pool, or chill out in the garden cafe with freshly baked goodies.
Amenities
Bar
Free Parking
Internet Access
No Smoking
Restaurant
Swimming Pool
Close to Beach
Where is it
Situated in Chatham, a few minutes' stroll from Main Street's shops and restaurants, and an 8 minute walk to Oyster Pond Beach.
Hotel information
31 traditional rooms, all with air-conditioning, complimentary WiFi access, flat-screen LCD TV, hairdryer, and bathroom amenities.
Village Rooms are located on the eastern, village side of the inn, and feature either 1 king-size bed, 1 queen-size bed, or 2 double beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.
Garden Rooms are located on the western side of the inn, and feature a private balcony overlooking the garden, with either 1 king-size bed or 1 queen-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 people.
Outdoor swimming pool. Cafe Kolibri (open for complimentary breakfast daily, plus snacks and drinks during the day and dinner in the evenings). Champlain Lounge bar. Complimentary WiFi access.
There is a resort fee of $27 per room per night. This is included within our rates, unless otherwise stated.
*Denotes local charge
Please note: Your Full American Breakfast is included. A 20% breakfast gratuity will be added to your room.
Based on 370 reviews
Rating summary
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Excellent (211)
Very good (85)
Average (39)
Poor (23)
Terrible (12)
Excellent Dinner
Jun 7, 2025Nancy RLake George, New York
Excellent dinner. Our group of eight had a wonderful time at the Queen Anne Inn. The food, our server and the ambience were all first rate. Our NOLA trained chef outdid himself. Maria, our server, was delightful.
We’ll be back. Good value and great food.
Lovely Inn and nothing was too much trouble
Oct 9, 2024Mike WManchester, United Kingdom
Absolutely excellent from the welcome to departure ( and beyond !). Dana explained all the hotel facilities and all the local attractions to us. Breakfast was excellent - well prepared and served. Our room was very spacious with a lovely balcony and full of all the toiletries you could want. Very comfortable bed. Dana provided Beach towels too.…
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Absolutely excellent from the welcome to departure ( and beyond !). Dana explained all the hotel facilities and all the local attractions to us. Breakfast was excellent - well prepared and served. Our room was very spacious with a lovely balcony and full of all the toiletries you could want. Very comfortable bed. Dana provided Beach towels too. Nothing was too much trouble for them. After we had checked out we had driven about 20 miles before we realised a suitcase was missing - Dana had spotted that and had tried to catch up with us to deliver the case but we were a bit long gone. We called her and she was waiting for us on our return to hand the case over . Such service. Would always stay here . Thanks for a lovely stay . Her restaurant recommendations were spot on too - Pates and Viera.
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Mediocre but well located
Sep 25, 2024bob_s_pdx
The Inn seems past its prime. Upkeep of decks and common areas appeared spotty, and the much touted breakfasts were mediocre and pointlessly fussy (watch out for syrup added to everything). Light sleepers note: very creaky beds and noisy nextdoor plumbing. A disappointment overall.
Good Enough!
Sep 25, 2024WolfeStreetTravelAlexandria, Virginia
We (@wolfestreettravel on Instagram and at wolfestreettravel.com) spent 2 nights at the Queen Anne Inn as part of a 2.5-month-long road trip through New England and eastern Canada to escape our hometown's oppressive summer heat. Before picking Queen Anne Inn for our stay, we obsessively evaluated Chatham Bars Inn (way too expensive for what you're…
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We (@wolfestreettravel on Instagram and at wolfestreettravel.com) spent 2 nights at the Queen Anne Inn as part of a 2.5-month-long road trip through New England and eastern Canada to escape our hometown's oppressive summer heat. Before picking Queen Anne Inn for our stay, we obsessively evaluated Chatham Bars Inn (way too expensive for what you're getting), Chatham Inn (almost as expensive and no pool - Chatham Inn is Relais & Chateau, which is one of our preferred collections, and still we didn't bite), and Wequassett (which was not walking distance from town). Queen Anne Inn is decidedly a lower-key, more traditional 3-star-type lodging, but an absolutely fantastic value, relative to the rates that characterized our other choices. Easy walking distance to the main street through town and a charming little pool. We were happy with our choice.
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The tatty side of quaint, poor overcooked breakfast and multiple hidden charges
Sep 22, 2024HelicobacterNorthampton, United Kingdom
First the good - the location is convenient, the downstairs rooms are pleasantly decorated. The receptionist was very helpful with dinner recommendations. The room was spacious.
Now the bad - the bathroom was ancient and the toilet didn't flush properly and overflowed at one point. The plug in the sink had to be praised up with fingernails as…
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First the good - the location is convenient, the downstairs rooms are pleasantly decorated. The receptionist was very helpful with dinner recommendations. The room was spacious.
Now the bad - the bathroom was ancient and the toilet didn't flush properly and overflowed at one point. The plug in the sink had to be praised up with fingernails as there was no plug lever. There was no hand-held shower, and no shower gel. The floor was stained brown around the toilet. The strange radiator was rusty and made weird noises. The cream bedroom carpet was dirty. This isn't charming, just tatty.
The room is advertised as 'Free cancellation' (see the website) but the manager attempted to charge me $75 for shortening my stay by one night when I gave 6 weeks or more notice. Like just 6% of American hotels, according to the internet, they tried to apply a hidden 'Amenity fee' allegedly to cover the advertised 'Free parking, free WiFi' (see the website and booking.com) of about $25 per day - it took a battle at the end to get this hidden charge in the small print removed. You also get asked to agree to a 20% gratuity for breakfast on arrival, when you have not yet decided if there is good service. Why not just pay your staff properly rather than expecting 'gratuities' for basically doing your job?
The breakfast was overcooked and overdressed, small portions, no oatmeal, we tried all the cooked choices and were disappointed with every one - the additional items were charged at ridiculous prices - $4.50 (plus tax/gratuity - inevitably) for a single British sausage! Similar amounts for a slice of bacon. For almost all hotels with breakfast included, you get to choose what you want from a buffet, not have a limited overcooked (potatoes were dark brown and reheated) choice. The coffee machines gave at best extremely weak coffee, and sometimes didn't work.
The chain-link fence around the pool looks a mess - how about something a bit more in keeping?
This inn/hotel needs a customer-focused rethink. It could be so much better with more attention to detail, simplified pricing and flexible more generous breakfast options. The tatty, non-working elements need a refresh.
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Excellent Dinner
Mediocre but well located
Good Enough!
The tatty side of quaint, poor overcooked breakfast and multiple hidden charges
