Hotels near Barnstable Old Gaol

"Family- friendly"

"This place is “cleaner looking” since it got a Margaritaville facelift. Rugs were replaced in our room with a nice floor. Staff was friendly. Lifeguards were doing their jobs. Steel drummer in the lobby was awesome! -Waterpark and pool did not work until after we checked out. We were refunded for waterpark passes and received a credit for that, and we were able to come back and use the waterpark for a few hours. We can’t fault them for unforeseen circumstances. -outdoor pool was closed for weather aka “drizzle”. -Beds are hard as a rock and small, not queens as advertised. -Rooms are pretty but smell like armpits and stale smoke. -Restaurant was dirty, the bar was covered in sugar, very overpriced, and limited food. Hearth and kettle was way better. -Breakfast was greasy and substitutes for real food was made for many items. Overpriced as well. -Teams that stayed there for hockey tournaments were allowed to take the place over, and even had a flipcup party taking up an entire conference room. Lots of kids around lots of alcohol. We had stayed 9 times at the Cape Codder before this, and we have never been so disappointed. We will never visit Maragaritaville again! Very sad that this “corporate chain” took a charming piece of cape cod history and ruined it with greed."

"All good"

"Everything was wonderful, and the staff was amazing!"

"We did not have breakfast there. "

"Good location. Nice stuff. Good breakfast. "

"Staff is friendly & accommodating Rooms are comfy & clean Great location, close to everything Indoor jacuzzi a plus!"

"Friendly staff. Nice that all rooms having private sitting area. "

"Hotel is under remodel. The elevators are out because of the remodel. My room was on the third floor, would have liked to know about this before I booked. I can make the steps, my wife can’t. Breakfast area was part of the remodel, didn’t trust I wasn’t going to eat drywall dust. I had brackets on the walls for soap, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, there were no bottles in them, just empty. I wouldn’t mind going back, but after the construction. "