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We had a lovely stay at TownePlace in Wareham, MA, for just one night, because it was near some geocaches that we wanted to look for...and also certain members of my family wanted to swim in an indoor pool in February. The room (two queens plus sofa) was clean and cute. We're not accustomed to extended stay hotels, so it was surprising to see a fully-functional kitchen in the room. Looked more like a studio apartment than a hotel room. The indoor pool was clean and fun. My kids swam for hours. I noticed there was warm-weather outdoor seating, overlooking the cranberry bog, but too cold today to enjoy that. The free breakfast in the morning was delicious with a variety of options to choose from. When we checked out, we left a scavenger hunt for the maid: four different tips (dollar bills) hidden in four different places in the room. Hope they enjoyed the hunt! :) I must still be in a geocaching mood. Every staff member who worked Sat 02/11 to Sun 02/12 was ultra-friendly. It would be impossible to name all of them. Thanks for a fun weekend away!

I have stayed here before, but was not pleased with my most recent experience. The lock on my room could only be unlocked by a staff member so if I left my room a staff member would have to escorts me back like I was being let into my jail cell. I was like oh well I will have a waffle in the morning like the hampton commercial, not so much the waffle iron was also broken. My point for as much as Hilton rates are the least they could do is give their happy polite staff a functional property to run. The staff is great the business is lacking in their ability to provide a quality hotel stay.

The hotel was clean, staff was very friendly, our room was (surprisingly) ready quite early and they allowed us to check in hours before (this was a nice treat). The location is great - minutes from the Bourne bridge, plenty of entertainment and restaurants nearby, easy to travel to and from (esp off season). Convenience stores and the like are right nearby. It's quiet and being right along the canal and walkway was SO lovely!!! They have a nice fire pit outside - we enjoyed that. The pool is nice. Small. Much smaller than it appears online. No reflection on the hotel/staff at all, but if it's busy in there, it can be LOUD. There are not enough seats for everyone if it's busy so just keep that in mind. We had a water view room with two queen beds - go for the water view, it's lovely and you can see the Bourne bridge from your room (well, we could) as well as the walkway along the canal. It was just lovely, really. We're looking forward to visiting again. We're pretty local so visiting was for something ”different” on a weekend and a bday celebration. Definitely a nice diversion from the status quo on a busy weekend.

Although this motel is economical, it feels very comfortable to stay here for one night, it should not be built for a long time, the decoration and equipment are very new and clean. The hotel is not big, more than ten rooms. The front desk staff was friendly but not full-time and the last booking guest arrived after check-in and she left work. Left a phone to find her. The next day I checked out and she hadn't been at work yet, so I put the key in the box. The room is a little smaller than the average motel but small and beautiful. There is a microwave and mini refrigerator in the room. The hotel location is very convenient, 40 minutes drive from Marthas Vineyard Ferry Pier. If you go to Martha's Vineyard for a day but don't want to spend the night on the island, you can consider returning to the mainland to live here. Marthas Vineyard Hotels on the island are several times expensive and not good during peak season.

Spent two nights here. Wouldn’t do it again if we had it to do over. House itself is lovely and there is history here. But it’s almost as if the owner is trying to make it based on the history rather than what is offered for the guests in the way of service and amenities. As I said, the house is beautiful. However, the grounds aren’t anything to write home about. The whole backyard is fenced off and hidden behind tarps because it is a disaster. It needs a lot of attention and TLC. The rooms are small as they are in a lot of older homes. And we were surprised to find that the doors to the bedrooms did not have locks on them. First and only time we’ve experienced that. They would have been large enough if there wasn’t so much furniture in them. We didn’t have room to have our two suitcases open and walk around the room but there was an old chair and a dresser with some antique porcelain-ware on it taking up space. The chair was very uncomfortable (We could feel every spring in it when we sat down and noticed the same same on some of the other furniture in the common areas of the house.) and the dresser, while a nice piece of furniture, took up space that could have been more efficiently used in a small room. The bathroom was very small also and the biggest issue was there wasn’t any place to put our toiletries. And finding a used washcloth on the floor when we checked in didn’t help with our impression of the care and attention given to cleaning measures taken between guests. Breakfast also left something to be desired. They set out a counter with pastries and fresh fruit, juice and coffee and a variety of cereals. Something was mentioned about being able to make eggs if we wanted them but we had the distance impression that doing so would be an inconvenience. WiFi was available but we found it to be intermittent in our room. The final straw for us was that we had reserved two rooms with king beds on the second floor. But after the reservation was confirmed, we had a call from the owner that he had messed up the reservations and double booked a room. So we would have to have one of our two rooms be a room with a queen bed on the third floor. It turned out that the room was more suited for Hobbits than normal size humans and for that nuisance and having to carry luggage up an extra flight of narrow and steep stairs, no offer of a discounted rate was made. Overall, just a major disappointment on several fronts which made this an overpriced and overrated experience.

It is the WORST HOTEL I HAVE EVER STAYED IN. Rude, uniformed staff. I wanted the manager’s name and I don’t know if the employee genuinely didn’t know or if he just wouldn’t tell me. I needed the name of the owner or manager because they charged me for the $150 security deposit after the state my room was left in. They have a lot of nerve calling themselves a resort. My room was a smelly, dirty, broken, peeling, unsafe, moldy nightmare before I even checked in. The fridge and microwave they brag about on their website, well, my fridge didn’t work. FILTHY!!!!! The room was disgusting. The walk up to the room was disgusting. Wallpaper peeling everywhere, every square inch of carpet was either stained or very dirty. The carpet and floor in the bathroom was so dirty I didn’t take my shoes off. The shower was so disgusting, stained, peeling, mold spots… had to skip my morning shower. It also felt very UNSAFE. The lock on the door looked like it had been broken and replaced without any improvement. Extremely thin walls and windows. Heard people loudly talking in rooms near me and people walking outside of building! I checked in really late and just desperately needed somewhere to sleep. If it hadn’t been so late, I would have checked out immediately after seeing the temporary guest entrance since they are “remolding .” The hallways were filthy and stained and the wallpaper peeling was everywhere. The summary: DO NOT STAY HERE!! Disgusting, unsafe, moldy, dirty and does not have many of the amenities listed on website. False advertising.