Perfect location and convenient to what seemed to be a great town! We hope to return next year to see what we missed because of Hurricane Irene. In only one day we went to a fantastic breakfast at The Moonakis and a Fantastic dinner at the Glass Onion. Not to mention a fabulous beach day right across from the Surfside Resort! Gorgeous views! Rooms were very nice, clean and the office staff were most accomadating. We went back to Moonakis before heading home to beat Irene.

We are original owners and come each summer for our week at Surfside. We own a 1BR Suite with 2 full baths. My wife and I have a private bedroom and the kids share the pull out sofa in the living room. The place is still well maintained. The location is tremendous. Bay to the back, private beach to the front. Indoor and outdoor pools, tennis court etc...

We arrived and found they have upgraded the televisions and added Wifi throughout the resort. The staff is excellent and very attentive. Our A/C unit died in the living room and maintenance responded within 5 minutes. They determined a new unit needed to be installed. They advised they would do it while we were out. Upon returning to the room, a new unit was installed and working well.

We love the place and look forward to it each year. Sorry the week is already over.

Private beach along with indoor/outdoor pools all situated between the ocean with a view of Martha's Vineyard and the beautiful Great Pond behind the resort. Away from the Center of Falmouth, this spot is unique. We visit every summer because we are owners / members of InnSeason Resorts. Our two bedroom/two bath suite w/ full kitchen and living room has a large balcony with ocean view along with its own jacuzzi tub. This is far from the hubbub of Hyannis and other 'tourist' towns on the Cape. Only 1.5 hours drive from Boston suburbs, this is our favorite place to relax every July. You do not have to be owner / member to enjoy this idyllic adventure. Children's playground, shuffleboard, tennis, bocci - something for everyone.

We stayed in the owner section of the resort. As a vacation spot, Cape Cod is much more laid back than other places. Do not expect 5-star hotels, instead enjoy the fact that you are in a very nice place. (Just make sure you are parked heading the correct direction, they'll ticket you, as we learned the hard way.)

With this warning about the ambiance, we had a very nice stay. We had a single bedroom suite with a queen-sized bed. There were two full baths. (I liked the nautical themed wallpaper and curtains.) The living room had a sofa sleeper. Both the bedroom and the living room had older televisions The bedroom had a whirlpool bath which we did not use. Instead we used the heated whirlpool in the indoor pool area. The galley kitchen had the essentials for cooking. The stove was full-sized; there are larger refrigerators, but this one worked for us; the microwave had a popcorn setting, the counter top was small (I did say it was a galley kitchen), and there was not a dishwasher. Every day they replaced the coffee packs we used. The kitchen table worked for two, but for four if would be cramped.

Because we had a one-bedroom, we did not have an ocean view, but what the heck, I have two legs and with a jacket on all I had to do was cross the street to take a walk on the beach. If you head down the beach, you can find where an annual race ends.

As it was November, I appreciated the fact that there was a heated indoor corridor to our room. Using the same corridor, we could walk to the indoor pool. (In November, the outdoor pool was not open.)

We purchased our food at a Stop and Shop about 8 minutes away. (If your local home supermarket is owned by Ahold, e.g. Giant or Martins, let the cashier know when you check out, we got the local discounts you'd get as if you had a Stop and Shop card.)

If you go to the office area, they have a computer you can use. We rented their modem connection. They do not have wifi in the rooms.

The people who work here were friendly. We enjoyed our stay. I'd stay there again.