Sandwich Inn and Suites

At Sandwich Inn and Suites, your safety and comfort are our top priorities. That’s why we’ve taken extra measures to make sure your stay with us is both secure and relaxing. Here are some of the things that make us stand out: Safety: RFID Electronic Key Locks with deadbolts Door Viewer Peep Holes, Night Latches In-room guest phones that can dial the front desk or 911 directly 24-hour recorded Security Cameras on a property, Manager on-site 24/7   Fresh Air: Multiple access points to fresh air Powerful Bathroom Fans vented directly to the outside New Windows That Open up with screens Room doors that open directly to the outside, some with Patios or Decks We understand that air quality is a growing concern for travelers, so we’re dedicated to providing a clean and healthy environment for our guests. Our rooms are designed to let in the fresh Cape air, so you can breathe easy and sleep well. With our safety features and

All rooms have a/c and baseboard heat, microwaves and mini-fridges with freezers, hairdryers, extra blankets and sheets, chest of drawers, activity table with two chairs, black-out blinds, private baths, 3-dial shower heads with shower light, and bath amenities. Pack-n-Play cribs are available upon request. We provide Family-friendly hotel Sandwich, MA FRESH AIR Ever wonder about the air quality at hotels that are in a box with no access to outside air?  Ever wake up at hotels and feel dried out with a stuffed nose? The rooms at Sandwich Inn and Suites have multiple access to fresh air, with new Powerful Bathroom Fans  vented directly to the outside, new Windows That Open  up with screens, and room doors that open directly to the outside, some with Patios or Decks .  Let in the fresh Cape air and get a good night’s sleep.   FREE WIRELESS INTERNET Sandwich Inn and Suites has premium cable internet set up by Cape Coastal Computers - the best on the Cape - to ensure that you hav

  Plymouth, MA is known as America's most popular hometown and is widely considered the birthplace of the United States of America. This place is named the city of the same name in England. It is a place of attraction for the entire American population. There are many wonderful places to visit in Plymouth, MA but the most popular places are beaches in Plymouth MA. In this blog, let us go through this blog and have a look at some of the most-visited beaches this place has to offer. TOP BEACHES NEAR PLYMOUTH MA Here are some of the best beaches in Plymouth MA to visit - 1). LONG BEACH The long beach at Plymouth is one of the most popular beaches that open up for visitors every day from morning until evening. The beach is three miles long and has a huge amount of space to offer for all kinds of fun in the sun. The large size of the long beach means that people never feel too noisy or crowded here even when it is the busiest in the middle of the hottest summer months. Being a popular P

The Quirky Side of Plymouth, MA Unique Attractions and Oddities Plymouth, Massachusetts, known for its rich history as the landing site of the Mayflower in 1620 and the Plymouth Rock, also has its quirky side with unique attractions and oddities. While I don't have real-time information on specific places like the "Sandwich Inn and Suites," I can offer you some general suggestions for offbeat and interesting places in Plymouth: Plymouth Rock and Pilgrim Memorial State Park:  While not exactly quirky, Plymouth Rock is a must-visit. Its historical significance might make it seem ordinary, but the park itself has interesting exhibits and monuments. You might find some unexpected gems as you explore the area. Richard Sparrow House:  This historic house, built in 1640, is one of the oldest surviving homes in Plymouth. It's now a museum and might have some peculiar artifacts or stories waiting to be discovered. Plymouth's Underground Railroad Trail:  Explore the U

Sandwich is the oldest town on Cape Cod and is located in Barnstable County, Massachusetts. Post tot Naufracia Portus is the town motto, which means "after so many shipwrecks, a haven." At the time of the 2010 census, the population was 20,675. The Wampanoags, who spoke Algonquian and befriended the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony, colonized Cape Cod. With the approval of the Plymouth Colony, a group of people from Saugus, Massachusetts, founded Sandwich in 1637. It is named after the English seaport of Sandwich. It was founded in 1639 and, together with Yarmouth, Massachusetts, is the oldest town on Cape Cod. In 1884, the town of Bourne was formed when the western half of the town was severed from the old Town of Sandwich. The Benjamin Nye Homestead on Old County Road (previously known as Old King's Highway) and the Benjamin Holway House, built in 1789 at 379 Route 6A, are two historic homes in Sandwich. This site houses one of the original Nye Homestead structures, which wa

CAPE COD ATTRACTIONS: WHERE SHOULD YOU GO IN CAPE COD? The Cape Cod peninsula stretches out into the Atlantic southeast of Boston, bending northward to partially enclose Cape Cod Bay. Small farms have always thrived in the gently sloping topography, and many of them still specialize in farming cranberries today. Cape Cod is a popular summer vacation destination for residents of Boston and New York because of its lovely sandy beaches and laid-back lifestyle. Even while the beaches and tourist sites are busier in July and August, there are still uncrowded, serene spots to be found, particularly along Route 6-A and the long beaches of Cape Cod Bay on the quieter north side. The lovely islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard may be reached by ferries from Cape Cod's southern shore. Come here to soak up the sun and join the photographers and artists who have captured the region's lighthouses, windmills, white-sand beaches, sea captains' residences, dunes, waves, and old s