Queen Anne Inn

Very friendly staff. Really comfortable bed. Fresh coffee in the room. Lovely balcony. Superb location with walking distance to main street

The sharp light in the bathroom, the bath and shower

This is a classic old New England inn with all the charm of a sea captain’s home that was expanded into an inn with a gourmet chef. The room was clean and had everything needed. The pool outside was a nice alternative to a beach day and the food at cocktail hour, dinner, and breakfast was clearly made by a trained chef that leans towards meticulous sushi style attention to detail. Over the top dinner presentation in an intimate true Cape style setting. You won’t go wrong with a stay or a meal here. Very convenient to everything from shopping to ball games to town beach and parade routes. Just relax and enjoy! :)

Beautiful charming historic Inn, fantastic location walkable to Chatham and Oyster Pond, which is wonderful for swimming. The food was absolutely fantastic and we recommend having dinner there when the restaurant is open.

The bathroom was a little dated in our room, but it all worked.

The owner 's attention,the food,the grounds,the location to town, the staff's pleasantness and attitude.

The furniture is painted vintage and could be upgraded,at least inside the drawers. I did call ahead to discover if there were options for our deluxe king room but no one called back.

My husband and I ate dinner at the Queen Anne Inn Restaurant on our last night in Chatham. I can’t say enough good things about our experience. The setting itself is beautiful - white table cloths, fresh hydrangeas on the tables, windows across two walls of the dining room. And the food! We each started with a beet salad, which included both yellow and red beets, arugula and candied pecans and was topped with spiralized beets - it was a work of art to behold. I had scallops for my entree. The scallops were delicately and perfectly prepared, served on a spinach risotto, with broccolini as the main vegetable. My husband had tuna served on a bed of guacamole with a sesame seed cracker garnish. He said it was the best tuna he’s eaten. And dessert was a simple, but perfect, cheesecake.

The over-all ambience, size of the room, the large attached balcony, the quality of the breakfast fare.

Staff at breakfast appear to be very new and need some time to season. They were not as attentive or as competent as we would have expected for the over-all quality of this establishment. Wish the swimming pool had truly been heated, it was simply too cold for a dip.

We stayed for two nights in this lovely, quiet, Victorian style B&B, conveniently located within walking distance of the center of town, the supermarket/pharmacy, and the harbor. The rooms are clean and well kept, with abundant towels in the bathroom, and there's even a small refrigerator. Breakfast (included) is very good. Parking (included) is ample. The staff is helpful and friendly; the owners are very hands on, always available to talk to the guests, suggest activities around the Cape, and share a glass of wine in the early evening!

Olde world charm

Nothing!