For under $100 a night in high season it doesn't get much better than this. Serious Cape Cod Charm. If you're looking for pristine, new, modern, luxurious rooms, go to the Holiday Inn in Hyannis. However if you're looking for REAL Cape Cod, head to the Colonial Village. I've stayed all over Dennis in the past 25 years, and so far, this is the best combination of location, value, and service.

The room was clean, and more than adequate for a weekend beach vacation. The beach is about a 10 minute walk down the street. Restaurants, Sundae School, and Ocean Hour restaurant is about the same. It's really a perfect location in Dennisport.

Amanda at the front desk was so sweet at check in. She let us know where we could get ice, and towels for the pool. The outdoor pool was great for a lazy afternoon when we headed back from the beach. The water was refreshing and it was very very clean.

We're planning on going back this summer! Can't wait!

The Hotel is, as others have noted, a little dated in its decor. So what? - I say. Its clean, friendly and nearby most anything you want. Pros: Clean, inexpensive, nice staff, great pools and nice grounds. Its within walking distance from the local beach. Clean and cool (temp) pools. It was hot as heck so they were refreshing. Easy to get around and several nearby restaurants are great. Beds were firm but comfortable. Air conditoner worked great (thank God). Parking lot is small but it works. Cons: The television had 6 channels which were the local affiliates. The nearby beach is small and had lots of seaweed. To be fair, the main beach in town was the same but larger. Not the hotels fault. No outlet in bathroom. Not a deal breaker just annoying. Overall, you get a good place to lay your head for a good price while out in the middle of the Cape.

We just returned from a three-night stay at the Colonial Village Motel, and we were thrilled with the place. The owners went above and beyond to accommodate our fishing boat on one of the busiest weekends of the year, all with a patience and humor. The place has all of the best features of an old-fashioned motel: friendly, down-home service; clean, quiet rooms; great ammenities; unbeatable price. We've stayed at all of the upscale hotels but love the quiet simplicity of Colonial Village. I'd go back in a heartbeat. It's a slice of old Cape Cod that is so hard to find these days.

After reading the reviews I decided to give the Colonial Village a try. They were reasonably priced and in a perfect location. The reviews were mixed and I had to see it for myself! I was pleasantly surprised upon arrival; the staff was courteous and welcoming! The grounds were beautiful; a lot of greenery, nice pools, large parking area and a small pond. Yes, the rooms are a little out dated however; they are kept up extremely well. The room was clean with a nice fresh clean scent; the rugs even looked just cleaned or new! I have no complaints about the beds - not everyone likes the same type of bed!!

When I asked the best places to go to eat the girl at the front desk even printed out directions for me and let me tell you...the recommendation was spot on!

Just remember, this is a small business, priced right and in an amazing location! Don't listen to everything you read because not everyone is alike!

I look forward to going back to the cape soon and am actually considering renting one of their cottages for a week!