The Cottages at Cabot Cove
Full kitchens and private patios, New England style
Sobre este hotel
The Cottages at Cabot Cove stand out for full kitchens and private patios in every unit, a rare combination on this list that suits a group wanting to cook a few meals rather than eat out every night of a golf trip. High-end perks and pet-friendly, accessible rooms round out the offering, and free Wi-Fi and parking cover the basics. The Boathouse Restaurant is a short taxi ride away for the nights nobody wants to cook, and Seashore Trolley Museum is a similar distance for a non-golf outing. Air conditioning and kid-friendly layouts make the cottages workable for an extended family trip as much as a buddies weekend. The private patios, more than the kitchens themselves, tend to become the evening gathering spot once golf wraps for the day.
- Full kitchens
- Private patios
- Pet-friendly
Nuestra opinión
A strong fit for a longer golf trip or an extended family group wanting kitchen space and private outdoor patios rather than standard hotel rooms. Shorter trips or groups planning to eat out every night may find the kitchen amenity goes underused; a hotel with an in-house restaurant may suit that pattern better.
- Stock the kitchen on arrival day rather than after the first round, so breakfast is covered before an early tee time.
- Use the private patio for a group dinner at least once during the stay; it is the property's best-used space after golf.
- Book a taxi to The Boathouse Restaurant for a designated night off from cooking rather than every evening.
Por qué nos encanta
- Full kitchens in every cottage
- Private patios for group evenings
- New England cottage character
- Pet-friendly and accessible
Por qué encanta a los huéspedesAn extended family booked several of the cottages for a week-long golf trip and used the kitchens for breakfast every morning before tee times, saving the short taxi ride to The Boathouse Restaurant for a single group dinner out. The private patios became the default evening spot, with everyone gathering outside rather than splitting up between rooms. Having real kitchen space made the longer stay feel manageable in a way a standard hotel room would not have.