The Inn at Lewis Bay
Bed and Breakfast

See yourself exploring the National Seashore on the outer Cape, where the sand dunes seem to go on forever and you see a whale surface for the first time right in front of your eyes. Or picture yourself sitting in front of a crackling fire: relaxed, with tea and home-baked cookies by your side, and soft music in the background.

This is the experience at The Inn at Lewis Bay. Dating back to the 1920's, this lovely Dutch Colonial was set in a quiet seaside neighborhood of Cape Cod. Today, just steps from the beach, the home has become a charming bed and breakfast.

The Inn boasts a large dining and living room with a fireplace, which is the perfect place to make new friends or to enjoy afternoon tea. Or, if you prefer, select a popular novel from the inn's reading nook and simply relax. All of the six bedrooms have queen-sized beds as well as private baths with antique tubs. The rooms are each decorated differently and are named after special little touches of Cape Cod which have brought guests back time and time again. Two of the guest rooms have peeks of Lewis Bay, and all are comfortably furnished with a mixture of antiques and country. Fluffy towels, fresh cut flowers, and a treat on your night stand are all supplied to help make your stay here more memorable.

You will awake each morning to the smell of fresh baked muffins and hot brewed coffee with the sound of the breeze coming off the bay. Start your day with an early morning stroll to the beach to watch sailboats and windsurfers glide by. Enjoy your coffee on the porch, where you can leisurely plan your day. In the dining room a bountiful home-made breakfast will be served.

The inn has a library of area menus and attractions, and your hosts will by happy to help you get the most out of your stay by providing recommendations and directions.

Ideally located mid-Cape on the southern side, The bed and breakfast has easy access to virtually everything Cape Cod has to offer. A short drive will take you to Hyannis Harbor to board ferries to Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket.

Bicycling and golf are other favorite pastimes and Yarmouth boasts more golf courses than any other town on the Cape.

Antique shops and museums can easily be found nestled between cranberry bogs and seafood restaurants. For the more adventurous, try your hand at sailing or fishing.

Whether you come to the Cape for the beautiful beaches, the fabulous food, or just for a great getaway, The Inn at Lewis Bay will be waiting for you with its cozy rooms and warm welcome. So, take that first step to a treasured vacation...David and Janet would love to hear from you!