Cape Cod Irish Village

Stayed here for Hyannis Marathon. Hotel is a bit dated and could use some deep cleaning and some fixing up, convenient to stay at start line, price seemed reasonable for the event. Not sure if I would return during their peak months but it was an easy check in process.

The restaurant service was almost nonexistent. The food at dinner was good but breakfast was terrible. The coffee was barely drinkable. Not enough outlets in the rooms.

Staff were very polite and helpful and very kid and family friendly.

Definately a three star at best. Property needs an upgrade. Hardwood floors in the rooms just doesn’t do it for me. I need to stretch after back surgery and doing it on a hard wood floor is miserable. Don’t think I ever stayed at any hotel/motel that didn’t have carpeting!!

We loved everything about our stay at Cape Cod Irish Village. Especially the staff in the dining room!

Musty Old Private Club Rooms are old and musty. My room was also bottom floor and 1/4 mile walk from the lobby. There is no accessible power outlets in the bedroom and had to charge my phone in the bathroom. Bartending staff was mostly unavailable, and one inexperienced bartender named Fotios was serving during the afternoon. He was mostly absent from behind the bar and did not know how to make drinks. Other bartenders and customers openly complained about him and said how he was bad and unskilled. Also he would not give back any change when paying tips and kept the cash without giving change. Place generally seems like a private social club for regulars versus a resort for the general public.