We stayed here for 1 night during Columbus weekend, and the hotel was perfect. About a 20min. drive to Provincetown. I called the hotel directly to find out what rooms are the largest and AWAY from the pool. The overwelmed, but friendly front-desk employee told me to book a double queen room. Those are the largest, and on the outside... more

We stayed 2 nights in the Four Points by Sheraton Eastham Cape Cod. Overall, the hotel was a bit disappointing. The hotel is about 15 miles from Provincetown which is a bit far as most of the sites to see are at Provincetown (I would strongly recommend the whale watching), if you are into biking (we did a 4 miles... more

It is a motel converted to a Sheraton, and it is the only chain hotel that I know of on the Cape. We too used our starwood points instead of paying $170 a night. I think the points level was to high at 7000 per night. We have stayed at the Sheraton in Danvers, MA which has a waterpark and... more

Clean room, with refrigerator and coffee maker. Good breakfast/brunch which was complimentary for us (spg platinum). Staff was very friendly. Cons - Chlorine smell near the pool rooms. Ask for a room away from the pool if you don;t like that. more

Pros: Fitness room was clean and new when we went. Fresh cookies at the Front desk (Coconut Chocolate Chip was good) Cons: Conflicting or uneducated Front desk. Know before you go: They charge $3 for toothpaste, don't forget to bring your own. Use your points instead, it doesn't merit $250 a night. My thoughts: This is an average hotel at... more

My husband and I have stayed at many Starwood properties, some have been exquisite and others so-so. This property itself wasn't anything special. Location-wise, it is on the outer cape, on the main highway (Route 6) about 35 minutes to Provincetown and about 15-20 mins to Chatham. It is a bike-ride to a couple of beaches, there is mini-golf nearby... more

My huband, our 9 month old baby girl, and I stayed at the Four Points Eastham the last week of July, 2009. The hotel itself is old, but it has been renovated and maintained and is kept very clean. It's not a luxury resort by any means, but it is a clean, affordable place to stay during a family vacation.... more

Spent the holiday weekend on Cape Cod and stayed one night at this hotel. The Caoe is noted for B&B's and high end independent hotels. This was the only national brand option in outer Cape that could be found. On an early check in, staff was very friendly and curteous and gave me room key right away. It's an older,... more

We stayed in this hotel for our family's cape cod vacation (around National seashore and Provincetown). It is located at a very convienient location if your focus is around the national seashore, its hiking trails, and its beaches (www.nps.gov/caco). Other reviewers complained about the noises in rooms facing the pool, but we found that to be a non-problem. I guess... more