Old Sea Pines Inn

«Wonderful Inn on Cape Cod!»
This is a nice B&B. It used to be a Women’s School and has wonderful grounds. Our room, Petticoat Room, was on the 3^rd floor and very small. The furniture (specifically the chair in Petticoat room– cushion slides right off, when you sit in it and the other chair is a tiny little chair) could be improved without losing the style of the rooms.
The lounge is nice with a big fireplace. (altho there was never a fire in it, for the 3 nights we were there). There is a great breakfast room and an outdoor patio, overlooking the backyard, that you enjoy your breakfast. The breakfast is juice/​coffee/​tea, eggs OR pancakes OR quiche (we stayed 3 nights), hard boiled eggs, yogurt, oatmeal, bagels and toast. Good assortment of breakfast food.
Stayed September 2015

We love this secret little place and want to keep it a secret. Our room was cozy and inviting. The breakfast each morning was bountiful and the gregarious inn keepers are lovely. We will come back year after year,

Old Sea Pines is a classically wonderful Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast.
There are lots of other places to stay on Cape Cod, but few of them, from our experience, have as much old New England charm at the Old Sea Pines Inn. We’ve probably stayed at Sea Pines 5 or 6 different times in the past three years and each visit was special in its own way.
We selected Old Sea Pines to cater two of our wedding events in 2012. We could not have asked for a better experience from an innkeeper. And I would say that every guest of ours left with a classically wonderful Cape Cod experience.
We love sampling Steve and Michelle’s delicious breakfasts while overlooking the hydrangeas in the garden. It’s also wonderful to relax on the spacious front porch, and later sit in front of the roaring fireplace on a cool fall evening. We also like that there are no TVs in the guest rooms or living areas of the main house.
We very much look forward to many future visits to Old Sea Pines and we would happily recommend it to anyone visiting Cape Cod.

Stayed here for a wedding. The room was great, had it’s own AC unit which came in handy since the July weather was so hot. There’s a big porch with rocking chairs so sat out there a read for a bit.
The breakfast spread every morning was great. eggs, sausage, pancakes, bagels, fruits, cereal, everything you could want.
The wedding ceremony and reception were perfect. The wedding was held in the garden in the back, which was very intimate. The reception was in the dining hall and the food was amazing.
Would definitely recommend this place for a weekend stay or a wedding!

Its in a good location in quiet Brewster and about a 10 minute walk to a nice beach. Nearby walk to ice cream place, pizza and sushi. We stayed two nights and the place is neat and cosy, but dated. The plumbing and fixtures are also old. Good value for the price. The breakfast is basic stuff. The owner/​operators are pleasant and helpful when giving advice.
It was our first b&b, and I think I learned we are not really the b&b kind.

The weather was lovely (first weekend of the off-​season) and I was attending a wedding at Old Sea Pines Inn. The facilities for the wedding were delightful. Lovely space, vibe, décor, and historic feel. The beds were good and the breakfast edible, if you can get to the dining room by 9:30am, as they promptly close down service.
The only actual problem with this place is the man who runs the joint. His wife is fine, not necessarily «friendly», but was helpful and facilitated questions professionally. I’m not really sure if either of them find joy in running a bed and breakfast.
The Innkeeper made sideways remarks in a condescending tone throughout our stay. He was really dry, stale, and acted like a disapproving grandfather. When we went to check out, he was berating another guest in front of us about who-​knows-​what. Completely off-​putting and drab — like being forced to eat day-​old toast (without butter). This was my first trip to Cape Cod and if it wasn’t for this guy verbally pooping on people everywhere he went, it would have been a lovely first impression.
The service staff at the reception were wonderful (except for a boring and unenthusiastic bartender who at least made strong drinks). Not sure if the Inn was responsible for preparing the meal, but it was an A+ experience on that end.
I would recommend this place for quiet couples, old people, and weary solo travelers. They are Nazis about noise control, even though they are positioned right off the highway. Someone staying at the Inn called to say the reception was too loud? Um, its a reception — helloooooo. The tone of which the innkeepers wrote their information book, which is in every room, is pretty ridiculous. Its clear that if you aren’t what this salty Innkeeper sees as an ideal customer, you are treated with a healthy dose of unprofessional attitude.
I won’t go back and I plan on telling anyone who cares to not stay here.

I stayed over at the Inn for a wedding. The rooms were reasonable compared to other options in the area. It’s a big old house turned B&B. The suite was well equipped in its vintage state with a flat screen TV and AC. The room was clean but had a musty smell, probably related to being in a old house. I wish the bed were larger then a double though. The Inn common areas were tastefully decorated with antiques. The long front porch had rocking chairs just inviting you to chill.
Breakfast the next morning was a buffet of blueberry pancakes (which were awesome) sausage, cereal, yogurt and bagels as well as fresh cut fruit. We got to sit outside on the back deck cause the weather was nice.
I would definitely come back to stay for a leisure getaway. The area has so many cute shops within walking distance.