The Queen Anne Inn & Resort

We just finished our visit. The Inn is quaint and close to town. But what set this place apart for us was the service. Yoana was excellent. She gave us excellent recommendations of how to make the most of our weekend on the cape. She gave us a great itinerary with printed directions and everything. We were also upgraded to the best available room since its a little sleepy this time of year and not too busy. The continental breakfast was also excellent it was fresh and tasty.

The room is too small, they put tons of empty furniture, the whole house is so old and smelly. The distance to the beech is drivable, not good for walking. They don’t have hot tub. Overall, it is not worth 200dollars per night. They don’t provide water cup or water boiler, they don’t even provide bucket to take ice.

Very conveniently located Inn should you be in the area looking for lodging. The rooms are comfortably sized (beds no so much) it was clean and organized overall.
A full spread of breakfast included with your stay was perfect as it satisfied any craving. It is available between 8−10am everyday. A pool is also on premise should you feel the need to cool off and a quick walk/​jog down to the beach or into town.
The staff was very friendly and helpful and I would stay here should I be back in the area.

We had a lovely early dinner. My mom, daughter and I had a desire to try something quite different. QAI fit the bill. This gracious olde world charming setting was completely divine. Our waitress was fantastic, a lovely lady from St. Catherines, Jamaica. She was attentive but in the background never hovering. She assisted in dining choices. We had cocktails off site so I was the only one having wine. She chose a lovely Pinot Gris. My daughter had the beet salad. I had a taste. We agreed the beets and goat cheese blend was nice but the arugula and dressing was a tad too salty for our taste. Mom loved her massive bowl of rich savory clam chowder. The homemade bread was steamy, yeasty and lovely. My swordfish was cooked to my liking, semi rare. The rice was a little odd. I did not fancy the canned mini shrimp. The broccolini was al dente which I appreciated. My daughter chose the 4 chees tortellini with wild mushrooms and truffle oil. Very rich, very filling. Mom ordered chicken with mashed potatoes and broccoli. She said it was tasty but too rich due to the fat content (butter?). The setting is charming, quite, slow paced. The music was subtle in the background. We enjoyed our evening.

We went to restaurant this evening. Charming hotel and restaurant with wonderful service. The clam chowder, crab cakes were great. We had swordfish, scallops and steak and all were done to perfection. Great location and away from crowds with good parking. It was everything you good ask for and great dining experience.

As a returning guest I love the Queen Ann. The staff is super friendly and very accommodating. The restaurant is amazing with such a fresh selection of food and great variety. Definitely recommend for dinner even if you are not a guest at the inn.

Enjoyed a great dinner at Queen Ann. We ordered off their restaurant week menu and thoroughly enjoyed every course. Although the dining room is very small and there doesn’t seem to be a large staff, our waitress was attentive and prompt with our food. Not only did it taste great, but the presentation was beautiful.

We stayed here for our 10^th anniversary and decided to try the restaurant. We were ever so glad we did. The cozy, intimate atmosphere is ideal for a romantic dinner for two, and the service is attentive without being rushed. We felt like we could take all the time in the world to finish.
The food is splendid. We were there during Cape Cod restaurant week, and had the pre-​fixe dinner, which was a selection of items from their regular menu. Everything we tried was terrific — clam chowder, crabcakes, the roast chicken with the skin left on and roast until crispy, etc.
We’d come back here for our next romantic evening out in a heartbeat.

Ummm no idea why this place is always so empty. The food is fantastic (actually phenomenal) and they have a fixed price three course meal for 30 odd dollars. Probably the best kept secret in Chatham.