Location can’t be beat. You are literally across the street from the beach. In a very quaint little area of Cape Cod.

The response from the staff. The limitations on privacy in the rooms. When you text someone to get something extra from the front desk no one responds until the next day. There were people in the parking lot outside doing donuts until 11 PM. There was a storm door that was broken in the hallway. It seem like every single smoke detector in the hotel needed to have batteries replaced. Just a lot of things that could’ve been taken care of if somebody was on site.

nice location, close to beach. easy check in. curb appeal. nice neighborhood. reasonable rate. beds comfy.

dated bathroom, small small rooms. breakfast bad even with low expectations - pop tarts, commercial granola bars, mealy apples. coffee only in room and my maker didn’t heat the water enough.

Room was so small we could barely move, coffee maker in the closet?? really??? Mattress very uncomfortable and extremely overpriced. Could hear neighbors. Continental breakfast was a joke, stale pastries and rotten fruit.

great location

very dated. fixtures, doors, windows all were super old. bed was ok but not great

Location was good for access to downtown and beach. Breakfast was minimal for price of room

We liked the spaciousness of the room, the thoughtfulness of supplies in the room and the value.

bad

crummy bars and fruit left on a table - I didn't eat any of it

Location is the saving grace of Seadar. The property is grassy and pleasant and there is lots of outdoor seating. The beach is next to the property and downtown is within easy walking distance.

My major concern is inability to reach, or even see, a human employee during my stay. I was initially trying to enter the wrong room and the keypad wouldn’t work. No one was on site and I couldn’t reach anyone by phone or text to help. I finally found my room and was able to enter. Afterward, a text was sent each day asking if we needed anything and asking us to text when we left. Breakfast was a few packaged items in the lobby and some fresh fruit and yogurt. (During a previous stay, breakfast was offered in a dining room.) Again, no one was visible. One property concern is that the carpet on the stairs of my small building has a really musty, moldy smell and needs to be replaced. I realize that finding help is really difficult right now and a local told me that the inn has recently changed hands. This gives me hope that Seadar will improve.