I booked a room in the Painted Lady, but upon arrival, was upgraded to a gorgeous room (Monday) in the Abbey. The room has high ceilings, an incredibly comfortable king-sized bed, facing a gas fireplace and flat-screen TV, and is accompanied by a wonderfully relaxing 2 person jacuzzi tub. I've eaten at the Bistro before and was sorry that it was closed for the month of January; however, I'll try to make it back in February! I can't review the Inn's breakfasts because I wasn't able to motivate earlier than 10:30 or so. Maybe next time. If you're looking for something out of the ordinary, and you'd like to relax in an unconventional and comfortable setting, I'd highly recommend the Belfy Inne & Bistro.

Sometimes one doesn't make plans and places just appear as per magic. That happened on a beautiful day in October. I left Boston for a few days in Cape Cod and someone had mentioned Sandwich. It was lunch time, I was attracted by the building as it was an old church. Had lunch on the terrace and asked if there were any rooms available. They told me Alex will show you around. Family run the Inne is comfortable, unusual, friendly, food is great! Lovely walks to the beach.

The Belfry Inne reflects exquisite taste in all the rooms. We have stayed in almost all of them.Each one has retained the stained glass windows from the church and has used the pews for many of the bed headboards. The personal care to all guests is outstanding. The chef is creative and produces delightful dinners. A real wood fire in fall and winter provides a warm ambiance. We continue to be drawn to this lovely oasis from the real world.

Charming village. Small, unique hotel, with good food. Fascinating: former church converted with great care. Our room had two stained glass windows and a bedhead that was an old pew. Very friendly service. Outside fan a little noisy.