Red Jacket Beach Resort

The Kingsize bed was Very comfortable as well as the Pillows . We sleep Very good for the 2 nites. We only had Breakfast there each morning is it was Very good as well. Can't wait to return next year. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE! And Staff was Very Friendly.

Our Family spent an incredible time vacationing at the Red Jacket Resort! The property along with the ocean front was phenomenal. We tried both the breakfast buffet as well as the dinner and both were delicious. The friendly staff along with the extensive activities will have our family coming back for years to come!

We stayed in the Rice Krispie promotion suite, which is a story in itself. It was amazing. The Red Jacket is in a great location with a beautiful beach and alongside a river. The boats come and go all day making the beach more beautiful. There is a nice little pub and restaurant onsite with very good food. The pool area is set up nicely with plenty of lounge chairs and umbrellas. There is also a warm kiddie pool and a large indoor pool. There are many great local restaurants nearby. We had a great stay and absolutely will go back again.

Externally the resort looks like a run down motel. Apparently it’s been refurbished, but that just seems to mean that a lick of paint and a few new furnishings have been supplied. We paid about $700 a night for a large room with 2 queen sized beds and an ocean view. It had no wardrobe, just a rail with only 3 clothes hangers. Our air conditioning didn’t work and it took 3 days for it to be repaired. Our bedroom door lock was loose and with one firm shove it would have come open. This took 2 days to be repaired. There was a broken mesh door propped up on our balcony. This took 2 days to be repaired. The balcony had a broken post. This was never repaired. There were no comfortable sun chairs for the balcony, just a hard plastic rattan design sofa. The dining chairs were too short for the table. A lot of the staff are still being trained and couldn’t answer questions. The restaurant is very basic, with no soft music or low lighting, and has plain wooden tables and no tablecloth or adornments.

My family (2 adults and 2 kids - ages 8 and 11) stayed at red jacket in early August 2024. The grounds, the beach and our room exceeded our expectations. We stayed in a family room - 1 king bed, 1 queen bed and double-sized bunk “nook” for the kids - which they loved. The furniture is well thought out as there is storage for all the luggage and “stuff” that a family may bring. The room was clean and modern. The beds are very comfortable. The trade off with that family room is that unlike most other rooms it doesn’t have a balcony or a porch to sit on, but we didn’t really miss it as we spent a lot of time outdoors on the rest of the grounds. Our youngest child really enjoyed the activities offered by the resort, including a magic show and peek-a-zoo presentations. I enjoyed beach yoga offered in the morning. Both the indoor and outdoor pool were lovely and got lots of use. The restaurant, though expensive, was acceptable for breakfast. We had one dinner there and decided we could do better elsewhere nearby (try Skipper’s) but in a pinch would’ve gone back. There were lots of towels and beach chairs. Certainly sufficient for the number of guests while we were there.

This place was completely underwhelming. Not any better than a typical budget motel. Nothing was outstanding or exceptional from the service to the food. Even with a beach view room, when you compare the price to the experience, it warrants a 2-star rating. And when you add on the less than well-maintained room (see pictures) 2-stars is what the place gets.

My first visit to Cape Cod... this was our headquarters for 3 days of sightseeing. First of all, the beach has soft white sand away from the water, gradually becoming pebble and rocky at the water line. I collected a lot of rocks and shells, and kept noticing these small bugs in the sand everywhere! Not sure what they were, but I can't imagine sitting or playing in that sand! The grounds are very nice, and we had use of the shelter tent and fire pit. The front desk staff helped us place an Uber Eats order, and we're very polite and kind. The room was nice and clean, although the first night our air conditioner didn't work, so it was stuffy in the room. It was fixed the next day. There was a breakfast buffet every day, and I'm not sure if it was because there were 2 tour busses full of people staying or if that's a normal morning. Either way, the food was delicious and plentiful. Would definitely recommend staying here.

Had a conference here with 70 people attending. The conference space was perfectly set up by the Manager Karen Rood who was attentive to all our needs. The front desk Manager Mollie took care of our groups every question. The resort was just remodeled and was updated in a true cape cod theme in mind. The rooms were terrific and the staff was amazing.

My wife and three young adult daughters stayed at your Red Jacket Resort in South Yarmouth June 10th-15th. We were in room #255, with an Ocean view two bedroom, 1.5 bath suite. We found the facility and the room nicely renovated but had several concerns regarding our stay. I do not typically one to complain, but I hope hearing these issues will make you a better resort for future guests. I only post this after not receiving a response to 2 emails that were sent to the Red Jaket management. 1. Monday afternoon at check in to our suite, the half bath located in the area with the bunk beds, had a section of electric baseboard heat that was on high, and we were unable to be shut off, due to what was an apparent broken wall thermostat next to bunk beds. We contacted the front desk who sent a staff member to the room, who stated that he would let the desk know to contact a maintenance person. That evening no one from your resort contacted us or returned to our room. We closed the door to the bathroom, to keep the heat isolated, but the sleeping area was warm even with the air conditioner running. In the morning, we open the bathroom, to encounter a wave of super-heated air. The temperature in the half-bath was so hot that the bar of hand soap and my daughter’s deodorant on the vanity had melted and ran into sink. Tuesday morning at breakfast I stopped at the front desk, to ensure that the baseboard heat was going to be repaired today. Your staff reassured me that it would be fixed today. My family and I spent that day at the beach and returned to our room mid-afternoon and the heat still had not been fixed. I called the front desk asking when someone would be coming to look at the issue. Finally, Tuesday evening a resort staff member arrived at the room and disconnected the power at the baseboard, disabling the heater but not repairing the broken wall thermostat. Wednesday morning finally a crew which included an electrician, made repairs to the thermostat and baseboard heater. During the first twenty-four plus hours of our stay that ½ bath was unusable due to the extreme heat, and as I think back created a fire hazard and an unsafe situation for my family. 2. On Thursday afternoon during our stay, your resort held a reopening event at the resort. While I understand your resort is having the event, I find it strange that the few guests that were staying in your resort were not notified of or invited to the event. We only found out about the event by doing an internet search. On Thursday afternoon, after running to a local restaurant for take-out, we returned to your resort and were stopped by resort staff, asking “are you here for the event”. I stated “No, that we had been staying at resort since Monday”. Your staff directed us to park in a lot away from the resort since we were not attending the event. I find it unacceptable that a guest who had paid $2,100 for a room plus a $25.00 per night parking fee, could park in the resort parking adjacent to