We lucked out and only paid $99 for a cottage (living room, bathroom, 2 bedrooms, air condtioned, TV, small fridge) the Thurs. night before Memorial Day weekend. Very clean, comfortable beds, friendly staff, quaint surroundings, beautiful grounds, good food at the restaurant (Cobb salad gets an A+!), felt safe, and only minutes to the ferry in Woods Hole. Our room was great, however our friends' room did smell slightly "musty"--but it was definitely tolerable. Even though the rates doubled the next day when we checked out, it's a great place for families--especially if you want/like some privacy and/or "breathing space."

I visited the Coonamessett for two nights in April 2006 and I have to say, I was a bit dissapointed. The rooms were musty smelling which bothered my daughter's asthma. Also, the furnishings were quite old, reminiscent of the funiture in an old family cottage. It make the hotel feel quaint but at $150/ night I was hoping for more updated furnishings. Quite honestly, the Holiday Inn next door was just as nice, smelled better, had more modern furnishings and a better TV (fot those rainy evenings). I'll surely try different accommodations then next time I'm in Falmouth.

Just got back from a great mid-week stay at the Coonamessett Inn in Falmouth. Check out the Special Offers section on their website for an unbelievable deal. Great room, super friendly staff, continental breakfast and a great fireside dinner for two in their beautiful dining room for $125 per night. We'll be back!

The lobby and dining areas are very nice.
Rooms are motel style, but mostly 2 room suites. Nothing fancy
but everything clean and neat. Good place to stay, but a drive
to beaches. On a busy intersection in Falmouth, but back of property
overlooks scenic pond.