Holiday Inn CAPE COD - HYANNIS

We choose this hotel because of the indoor pool. When we checked in we we're told pool closed -due to Xmas. Turned out pool only open from 5-9 pm (which worked for us). Exercise room was clean. Food was good. Room nice. Responsive to us - although hotel almost empty. Overall enjoyed.

Holiday Inn's have lofts??? This was a great stay. The living area was in the upper area. Also up there: an outside deck, jacuzzi, and extra bathroom. There was a great bar at the area. Location was great - right in the middle of the cape. And the staff was knowledgeable about the whole peninsula. Oh, and did I mention the pillow menu - you can order special pillows, which comes in handy when you have neck problems like me.

Pool and bar were good.

We stayed at Holiday Inn-Hyannis for the weekend and we were not disappointed. Check-in/check-out was fast, location is great, it was about 5 minutes drive to downtown, the ferry services/Hyannis Port, plenty of restaurants, the mall, and beaches. The rooms are small but extremely clean, very nicely decorated with dark wood furniture and the bathroom was awesome, ALL MARBLE! Bed was very comfortable and sheets were crisp white, high speed internet was great and the pool and deck was nice. If it's your first time at Cape Cod and you wanna be close to familiar stores/conveniences and do recreational activities this is the place.

When I went to the desk and told them that the Air/heat conditioner was extremely noisy, the attendant was indifferent. Her name was [...].

We visited the area and tried to find the untouristy things to do while there. The people of this area other than one incredible meal and server at The Paddock restaurant were the rudest and apparently the most unhappy people we have ever met. The a/c at the hotel made a dripping noise apparently from the above a/c and the resolution which in their words that they do all time -we put a towel under it! There was no sanitizer in fitness room, and the room also smelled bad during the stay unless the a/c was running, the room was Very clean over all though. Compared to other trips, we ususally stay at either bed and breakfasts or Hampton Inns and this was not as nice by a long shot. I thought by the description it would be much nicer but it was not. They did vaccum alot in the hallways, but the carpet was very worn. The Pool and jaccuzzi were very clean and that was nice. The furniture on their deck was Plastic and not nice at all. I would recommend they invest in nice places to sit as the deck was in a nice location. The landscaping need help and they needed to put more stones down on their paths to get rid of the dirt that you would drag in. To make it more enjoyable, clean the carpets in the room more often. The drawer was stuck on the dresser in the room and the the hairdryer did not work, obviously broken from a previous stay. I had brought my own and just used that. We had to get maint. to unstick the drawer. It is a shame as the overall location of this hotel was okay. I would not recommend this area at all, too unfriendly and rude people whereever we went.

The hotel staff was very accomodating. the lofted king suite with jacuzzi and balcony was a great way to relax as a couple. The room made you want to spend some down time in your day between beaches and dinners. I will say the food leaves a lot to be desired, especially with so many dining options in the area. But, if you are into scrambled eggs all dried out in a chafing dish at 9am, this might be for you. The lounge was quite nice and every bartender we met knew their way around a martini quite well.

we enjoyed the pool and hot tub, The room was very clean and modern furnishings Would stay again and recomend to others! Free Public parking behind Library helped too.

This was our first trip to Cape Cod. Although we ran into the first "Noreaster" in June since 1903, we made the best of it by swimming in the large pool provided at our location. The hot tub helped to soak out the chill of a cold rain. Although we did not enjoy the luxury of having a hotel on the beach, we did manage to use our hotel as "base camp" and traveled just about everywhere humanly possible from our central location in Hyannis. The bar tender did a great job serving us both food and drink and was very friendly and helpful in answering questions. The room was neat , clean and well kept. The one thing we would have enjoyed was a balcony or patio, but with the weather as bad as it was,it was no big deal. The front desk personnel were friendly and accomodating. They gave us the name of a great Blues Bar in town and we really enjoyed the atmosphere.

This hotel was by far the most expensive on our 8-day trip through New England, and the room by far the tiniest. We were assigned a two-bed room, and there was almost no floor space around beds and chairs. (Might have been OK with one king bed). No desk, just a tiny circular table. No place for luggage except upright next to the enormous TV console-dresser that overwhelmed the room. The sole elevator was at the far end of the building, across the lobby from our wing -- a long trek to our second-floor room. But the staff was personable, the location good, the bed very comfortable, and all in all it was a pleasant stay, if unusually cramped.