Accommodation: Chatham Bars Inn

Chatham Bars Inn was originally built in 1914 by Charles Hardy as a hunting lodge and it became popular with Boston vacationers. Early advertisements boasted of "plastered, soundproof accommodations with electric lights, steam heat, long distance telephones, and private bathrooms featuring both fresh and salt water baths.

The Inn soon operated its own farm, which provided fresh produce and dairy products for guests’ meals. It quickly earned a reputation as Cape Cod’s most beautiful address.

Chatham Bars Inn is currently family owned, having undergone an extensive renovation in 2006 that left nothing untouched. All rooms in the Main Inn were completely renovated, as were its restaurants and public spaces. The cottages were completely redesigned and redecorated. Old world charm was retained but updated with every modern convenience and amenity. Further enhancements continue to be made on an ongoing basis.

Package Includes:

• High speed internet connection

• Safe

• High Definition (HD) Flat Panel Television - 32 inches or greater

• Cable television

• Closets in room

• Cordless phone

• Non-smoking

• Queen bed

• U.S. Fire Safety compliant

• Coffee/Tea maker

• Hairdryer

• Air conditioning individually controlled in room

• Wake-up calls

• Bathrobe

• Bathroom amenities

• Slippers

• Turn down service

• Ironing board

• Iron

• Mini-refrigerator

How to get here?:

• From Boston Area

  • Driving
    Take Route 93 South to Route 3 to the Sagamore Bridge. Cross the Cape Cod Canal onto Route 6 (the Mid-Cape Highway). Proceed on Route 6 East (approximately 45 minutes) to Exit 85 (old Exit 11), take a left off the ramp onto Route 137 South, go straight through two sets of lights (by car dealership), go straight at the four way stop at Queen Anne Road (country store on corner), continue to the Route 28 intersection (the road will end). Take a left onto Route 28 and travel approximately 3 miles to the Main Street Rotary. Continue half way around the rotary onto Main Street, pass Chatham Hardware on the left and take the next left onto Seaview Street. The entrance to Chatham Bars Inn is on the right just past the golf course.

• From the New York Area

  • Driving
    Take Route 95 through Southeastern Connecticut, In Providence merge onto I - 195 E via Exit 19 towards East Providence / Cape Cod. Follow I - 195 E to Exit 22 A (Cape Cod / The Islands). Highway signs will indicate Route 25 E. Follow Route 28 crossing the Cape Cod Canal over the Bourne Bridge. Proceed three quarters around the rotary, following the signs to Hyannis and Route 6 (the Mid-Cape Highway). Proceed on Route 6 E (approximately 45 minutes) to Exit 85 (old Exit 11), take a left off the ramp onto Route 137 South, go straight through two sets of lights (by car dealership), go straight at the four way stop at Queen Anne Road (country store on corner), continue to the Route 28 intersection (the road will end). Take a left onto Route 28 to the Main Street Rotary, continue half way around the rotary onto Main Street, pass Chatham Hardware on the left and take the next left onto Seaview Street. The entrance to Chatham Bars Inn is on the right just past the golf course.

• From Central and Western MA

  • Driving
    Follow Route 495 South to Route 25 South. Follow Route 25 crossing the Cape Cod Canal over the Bourne Bridge. Proceed three quarters around the rotary, following the signs to Hyannis and Route 6 (the Mid-Cape Highway). Proceed on Route 6 East (approximately 45 minutes) to Exit 85 (old Exit 11), take a left off the ramp onto Route 137 South, go straight through two sets of lights (by car dealership), go straight at the four way stop at Queen Anne Road (country store on corner), continue to the Route 28 intersection (the road will end). Take a left onto Route 28 to the Main Street Rotary, continue half way around the rotary onto Main Street, pass Chatham Hardware on the left and take the next left onto Seaview Street. The entrance to Chatham Bars Inn is on the right just past the golf course.

Why not?:

• Experience the health benefits of our Dry Sauna available in the female locker room and heated to between 70° to 100° Celsius or 158° to 212° Fahrenheit with relative humidity between 10 and 20%. The Dry Sauna will increase circulation, help reduce muscle soreness, improve joint movement, and promote stress relief and relaxation.