Dan'l Webster Inn and Spa

Quaint as expected but pricey and ‘tired’ for what you get. Served a “‘continental ’ breakfast but all grocery store products - nothing special. Did provide a $15 coupon for a local breakfast cafe. Our room was rated ‘ superior’ but don’t know why - certainly no view- we looked out at tarpaper roofs. Thin walls so noisy. No elevator and no one offered to help us with our luggage. Ok option for a one off but I would not go back. Staff dressed in slacks and Inn logo polos. Would have expected a classier look for front desk personnel at such a place.

The Dan'l Webster Inn is outstanding. Everyone there was wonderful. House cleaning deserves recognition, their work is extraordinary. In the Gathering Room in the AM, GAIL was so helpful and wonderful. The front desk lady leaves something to be desired. Not friendly at all.

Honestly, this was the cutest inn that we could’ve found in Sandwich. I previously booked an AiBnB in the area for our honeymoon, but panicked the night before reading the reviews and immediately booked this place instead. It didn’t disappoint! They upgraded us for our honeymoon (so kind)! Heated floors, bath in room, comfy bed (and the best night sleep I got on the east coast) made for a perfect day. The host front desk was wonderful as well. 10/10, will come back!

On a bus trip. Had a buffet dinner there. Poorly prepared and not very tasty. The chicken was not good and the fish was undercooked. They also didn’t give you very much food. Disappointing all the way around. The building had a fire and food was cooked off site.

Very much enjoyed my three night stay. The staff was very friendly, accommodating and willingly offer assistance. The room was nicely decorated giving a warm feeling. Bathroom was clean with very good toiletries and blow dryer. When I arrived home I realized that I left two jerseys in my room. I called and they shipped them the next day. Very pleased with my stay and plan to stay again.

Great place that we did not expect. Great room, pool is very nice, clean and upscale. People were extremely nice. Close to a couple of places to eat that you can walk and so calm and felt extremely safe like a small town. We will definitely stay again. Only reason for not giving it 5 stars is the restaurant was closed due to a small fire. Not a deal breaker by any means but would make it an even more memorable location. Great place, we loved it.

The Daniel Webster Inn is absolutely my favorite place on the Cape for lodging. It is cozy, welcoming and the staff are always accomidating. I love the gift shop and I cannot wait until the restaurant and bar are back in operation. There is always plenty of parking and the location of the inn is perfect, right in the middle of a very interactive area.

On the last night of our staying, we were greeted by a rude employee at the front desk who told us to move our car from the location where we had previously been allowed to park during the previous four nights. We told her that we did ask and receive permission to park there the very first day. Given that she didn't find a note confirming our saying, she suggested that we were lying and ordered us to move the car. It takes one rude employee to ruin a vacation, as well as a rated appreciation. Besides, this hotel is in need of renovations, and is really overpriced for what you really get.

Absolutely awful.If I could give a zero star, I would. I NEVER leave reviews, but I want to help someone avoid a bad experience. I wanted a quiet room, so when I booked, the person in reservations suggested an upgraded room. The room was in an annex behind the Inn that looked like a motel. It was very dated (as is the entire hotel), the bed and linens are like what you would get at a motel, and no wifi service. When I called the front desk to inquire about the wifi access, they said the rooms in the back don't get service because they were too far from the main Inn. That was the least of my issues. When I checked out, I told the desk person about my experience. She recommended I call the next day because there wasn't a Manager on duty. I called back the next day and spoke with the same person who now informed me that Manager wouldn't be back until after the weekend. It was the 4th of July, so it was odd that there wasn't a manager on duty for a long holiday weekend, so I called and opted for the administrative offices. I was put through to the Manager on duty, Christy. I told her about my experience and how the front desk person lied to me and told me there wasn't a Manager on duty and was also rude and abrasive. Christy said she would get back to me. She never did. I have since left two messages with no response. I go to the Cape at least 5-6 times a season and stay at various places. This is by far the WORST experience I have ever had. The place is bad enough, but the management and staff are even worse. I recommend that anyone looking to stay in Sandwich avoid the Daniel Webster and opt for the Belfy, which is around the corner from the Inn. The place is much nicer, and the management is very accommodating. Run, don't walk!