We stayed here over New Year's Eve and the place couldn't have been more perfect. We had a wine and cheese reception on Friday night, great buffet dinner, and the room was cozy and so comfortable. The location was great, within walking distance to all the great shops in Chatham. The service was wonderful, Karen was so sweet and so accomodating I wanted to stay forever. On New Year's Eve, we did First Night and watched a great display of fireworks over the pond ....a perfect start of the New Year!

This was our first visit to Chatham. We came to "scout" the area for restaurants and hotels for guests to our son's wedding next September. The Queen Anne was a wonderful introduction to Chatham. The staff were exceptionally warm, welcoming and helpful during our 3 nite stay. The Inn is the perfect combination of old world charm and beautiful antiques with updated amenities. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

This was my first time at the Queen Anne Inn, and it was wonderful.. My father and I came for a father-daughter weekend while I am visiting in the USA.. When we arrived they offered to upgrade us to a bigger room at no charge.. The service was wonderful, and everyone was so nice, anything we asked for they did, no questions asked.. The room was so beautiful and spacious, and I love the bathrobes they had for each person.. In the evening before we went to dinner they had wine and nuts for us in the lounge which was lovely.. The beds were so comfortable and the only thing I didn't like was the fact that we only stayed for one night... Breakfast the next morning was delicious, and the youn lady serving the breakfast was so sweet and lovely, all the staff were really nice and generous.. We will definately be coming back here on our next visit to the Cape with my Mother and brother.. Thank you Queen Anne for a wonderful experience, I will reccomend this place to everyone..

Stayed here aug 2011 - booked it via travel agent - thought for the price we were getting a decent hotel but this place is really charging double what it should. We booked garden room to fit 3 but were only given a village room to cram us in - next to the road with the fishermen bombing past in their SUVs early morning. Hotel said the downgrade was travel agents fault - which as it turned out meant it was my fault not the hotel's. They were friendly enough telling me i'd paid a small fortune for a tiny room for 3 people furnished with the sort of furniture my granny might have had in 1950. So if you want old world musty charm with minimal facilities but at world city centre prices then come here. If you don't then book somewhere else. To put it into context we went to Washington DC next where we had a room in a hotel 100 (yes I mean 100) times better for 2/3 of the price of this one. Yes I know the argument is that Chatham and new England in the summer is expensive - but there's expensive and value for money and expensive and a not value for money - I'm afraid the queen Anne inn is the latter.