We stayed in a larger room on the second floor and found the decor very worn, the room large but really not very upscale. The bed was comfortable, however the bathroom was low-end (sliding glass doors on the tub!) and the TV was a very small flat screen on the wall with cords just handing down and running around - it was just not very nice given the hefty $279 we paid for that room. Breakfast was nothing special: continental (we did not see any Blueberry French Toast!), with just yogurt, pastries, cereals and Keurig coffee. I've had better free breakfasts at low-end hotel chains. Great location, but this is definitely a worn-out establishment.

Service was great, double baked blueberry french toast was an outstanding breakfast. The main house could use some updating but the service & breakfast put that out of your mind. Great location on the corner of the town green in Falmouth, less that 1 mile to beach. Easy walk to shops & restaurants, ample parking.

I stayed here solo while on the Cape for a wedding. Jean, one of the innkeepers, was extremely nice and helpful. The inn is right down the street from the village of Falmouth and an easy walk/run to the beach. My room was tastefully decorated (nice antiques, no crazy knickknacks) and the bed was really comfortable, something I have a hard time finding in most places. My only caution is that the room I had, the one off the side porch, can be a little dark. Next time I'd opt for an upstairs room.
Breakfast on the first day was stuffed french toast and fruit; the second, quiche, cereal, fruit and bagels. I was invited to eat on the side porch and it was lovely.
I would definitely stay here again. It's very laid back, quiet and convenient.

Good location overlooking village green. Good parking. Convenient to walk to restaurants. Good location too to catch bus to Martha's Vineyard. Lovely homemade breakfast. Decor was a bit tired though but very clean throughout.