Stayed here for 5 nights in July after seeing Trip Advisor reviews. Motel is set in a little grove of trees so that even though it's just off Route 6 it feels quite rural and peaceful. We were in Unit 8 (2 bedroomed efficiency). The unit was small but really well designed and had everything we needed. There was a double bedroom and a twin - both with storage closets and a chest of drawers. There's also a living area with a large sofa, TV and dining table (can easily sit 4). Off the living area is a shower room (very clean and looked recently renovated), and a kitchen (small but just big enough to prepare a meal - full cooker, toaster and a fridge freezer). Outside we had a couple of chairs and a small table, and then a picnic bench table where we usually ate in the evening. There are also hammocks dotted about the area.

The pool was just across the driveway from the room - quite a decent sized pool for a motel with a few loungers and chairs. Also just beside our unit was the laundry which was great as we had about 4 loads of washing to do. There's also a vending machine in the laundry to get coke etc. You need to bring your own toiletries as the ones provided aren't up to much (although we expected this with a motel so didn't mind). Also didn't seem to have enough towels (there were 4 of us and were only given 3 bath towels a day which seemed a bit odd).

Motel is convenient for the sights of Cape Cod. There are some lovely beaches nearby (we quite liked Marconi Beach even though it seems to be less popular (this meant it was easier to get parked at!)). In Wellfleet (about 3 miles up Route 6) there is a drive-in movie theatre which our teenage boys loved. There's also mini-golf and restaurants nearby. In Orleans (2 mins drive) there's a big supermarket, pharmacy and liquor store to get all the essentials. I think it was around a 40 min drive to Provincetown. There is also a nice bay beach (First Encounter) a couple of miles up the road. We went there at night just to see the sunset (which was really spectacular).

Everyone we dealt with at the motel was really friendly, especially our housekeeper who did a great job of cleaning up all the sand we brought in from the beach every day!

If we come to the Cape again I wouldn't even think of staying anywhere else!

My family and I have been staying at Cove Bluffs for years now, since I was a young teen (I'm now in my late 20s). It is our "home" on the Cape, since finding it, we have never stayed anywhere else! I think at this point, we have stayed in almost every type of unit they offer, from the two bedroom to the large studio to the motel room (which was perfect when we traveled with my brother and his wife).

The kitchen that is available in many of the rooms is such a help. Eating out for a week on the Cape can be so pricey and with a supermarket very close by on Rt. 6, it is great to have a full kitchen (stove, fridge, all plates/utensils/pots) available. We love to cook out on the charcoal grills as well, and there are picnic tables throughout the property as well as eat-in kitchenettes in many of the units.

The rooms themselves are very comfortable and super clean. The bathroom of the unit we stayed at this year was recently renovated. Each bedroom has a large closet and dresser. The area is very quiet and peaceful, just off Rt. 6. The in-ground pool is perfect to cool down after a day of hiking or post-beach, and there's a lovely gazebo to read the morning paper.

We've always loved the location of this hotel as well. The Outer Cape is much less commercial and crowded than other areas and this hotel is only minutes from the highway portion of Rt. 6. There are many restaurants nearby both in Orleans and further along in Eastham and the hotel is only a short ride from the National Seashore beaches (Nauset Light is our fave) and the bay beaches (First Encounter is wonderful for sunset).

We love this hotel so much and my summer vacations to the Cape would not be the same without it! As an adult, I still very much look forward to our trips to Eastham and staying at Cove Bluffs.

What a great over night we had at Cove Bluffs. We were visiting friends at the cape, but need a place of our own to sleep. The staff/owners were friendly, the room was spotless and it was just what we needed. They were able to accomodate us with a cot...comfy too! The pool was perfect after a day at the beach...so was the basketball hoop and playhouse! Thanks for a great night!

Just got back from a 3-day getaway to Cape Cod; we stayed at the Cove Bluffs Motel and found our stay to be quite comfortable, relaxing, and enjoyable. We stayed in the "large studio" room which was quite sufficient for a family of 4 (1 Queen bed, and a twin trundle bed), given that we only spent a few hours in our room each day - enough time to shower and sleep. Excellent location; I liked that it was not directly on the busy highway 6. It was centrally located and easy to get everywhere on our "wish list" for our stay. Our boys enjoyed the basketball court and a pleasant evening swim in the pool one night; we made use of the fridge and the microwave in the room as well. Nice to have a built-in DVD player in the TV. We were quite content and would not hesitate to stay there again or to recommend it to others. Other nice touches include the hammocks and the cottage-like/park-like setting. We appreciated having access to a guest laundry facility as well. The wireless internet worked well so that is a definite plus. I found the 10:00 am check-out time unusually early, but maybe that is standard for the area. The towels were limited in quantity (for a family of 4); but it wasn't worth it to me to complain about it or ask for more/different ones ... we just made do. There were only little packets of shampoo so glad we brough our own - we weren't expecting a full service hotel so that wasn't a drawback...I just want to bring to your attention if something like that is important to you. Along the same lines, there were no hotel-like amenities like a hair-dryer ... but again, I wasn't expecting one so I packed my own. We hope to visit the area again, and will stay at the Cove Bluffs when we do.