Pets shouldnt be allowed, awakened by dogs several times. Brought tennis stuff but kids werent allowed on courts with no real explanation. For $400 a nite there dhould have been no questions. Overall though it was nice

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The staff at the hotel were great! They provided us extra towels for the beach and toys for my daughter to play with. Them allowing us to use their facilities even after checking out was an unexpected benefit.

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Getting to Oak Bluffs

Leaving on a jet plane? It will probably land at Otis Air National Guard Base, a major transportation hub for the area.

Where to stay in Oak Bluffs

Of all the places to explore in Oak Bluffs, West Yarmouth and East Falmouth are the most popular.

Outdoor activities in Oak Bluffs

Feel a little wind on your face while picnicking or simply enjoying a sunny afternoon at Craigville Beach. Owen Park Beach, too, shows off Oak Bluffs's natural side.

Best times to visit Oak Bluffs

Love a good deal? Orbitz offers them every day, but in April, November and December, the savings in Oak Bluffs are even better. During these months, you can expect to save an average of 56%, 54% and 53%, respectively

Toast to your vacation in one of Oak Bluffs's nightlife offerings. Among them, you'll find such lively locale as Duck Inn Pub, Naked Oyster Bistro and Raw Bar and emBargo.

Where to eat in Oak Bluffs

You can really get to know a destination through its restaurant scene. Discover another side of Oak Bluffs by biting into the entrees at Brazilian Grill, Alberto's Ristorante and Roadhouse Cafe — it'll give you more energy for sightseeing.

Things to do in Oak Bluffs

With attractions like Hyannis Pirate Adventures and McKeon Park, you may never run out of things to do in Oak Bluffs.

If you're looking for a relaxing way to have fun in Oak Bluffs, you can always catch a movie at Island Theatre, throw a strike at Ryan Family Amusements, or pamper yourself at Atlantis Sports Club & Spa.

Where to shop in Oak Bluffs

Go on the hunt for the perfect new look and gifts at Airport Plaza. Those perfect finishing touches and a little extra glimmer are likely waiting for you at Cape Cod Jewelers.

If your iPhone needs some sprucing up, pick up new accessories and tech toys at Best Buy.

Where to stay in Oak Bluffs

Of all the places to explore in Oak Bluffs, West Yarmouth and East Falmouth are the most popular.

Art and culture in Oak Bluffs

Get a little culture at Oak Bluffs's artsy and educational attractions, which include Cape Cod Maritime Museum, Toad Hall Classic Car Museum and Zion Union Heritage Museum. Meanwhile, the artworks at galleries like Osborn and Rugh Gallery and Featherstone Center for the Arts offer glimpses into the creative world.

Catch up on modern and classical fiction, nonfiction works and more at Hyannis Public Library.

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Beautiful with a great view!

I loved Summercamp. It is definitely not your run of the mill hotel chain. The décor and color choices were amazing, along with the furniture and little things like the room key chains. The entire property had a feeling of fun and made you feel rather carefree. We had a great view of the harbor from the 4th floor. That was my husband's biggest complaint, that we were on the 4th floor and there wasn't an elevator. He also thought the room was rather small. I still loved it! But the lack of an elevator is worth mentioning. Location was wonderful and within walking distance of the ferry.

Very clean, a little older but obviously well main

Hidden, kinda older, but very well maintained. Indoor and outdoor pools! Meeting rooms, restaurant, and friendly front desk staff

Nice, up to date hotel

Recently updated hotel conveniently located to ferry and downtown Hyannis.

Wonderful amenities

Our stay at Cape Winds offered much more than we were expecting. Instead of just a bed and bathroom, it included an upstairs area with a fully stocked kitchen, dining table, a large, comfortable sitting area, and an extra half-bath. It was much too cold to use the outside deck, but in better weather that would be a wonderful option. Everything was spotlessly clean. The front desk staff couldn't have been friendlier. It was nice to have the choice of tea, coffee or hot chocolate any time. We didn't use the pool, but it looked clean and inviting. I would highly recommend this location for most adults. The spiral staircase leading to the upstairs could be difficult for anyone with mobility issues and a little dangerous for small kids.