Description:
This historic complex consists of four buildings set on 5 woodsy acres overlooking a tidal creek and salt marsh. Three lodging buildings include the main building, an 1880s captain's house with charming but basic rooms, many with shared bathrooms; the carriage house with cabin-style rooms; and the 1715 saltworks building with smaller, cottage-type rooms with antique decor. In the main building, the shared bathrooms adjoin two rooms, so there's an intimacy here those in search of privacy might not desire. There's definitely a no-frills quality to this lodging option -- towels are thin, and so are walls. There are two restaurants on-site: Sweet Seasons, the more expensive, and the Duck Creeke Tavern, with a publike atmosphere and live entertainment in season.
- © Frommer's 2012
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User Reviews for The Inn at Duck Creeke
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Nice but rough around the edges
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I booked two rooms at the Inn for Labor Day weekend. Both rooms were clean and sparsely but adequately decorated. We all enjoyed the historical feel and location, which was a short...
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- posted on 10.12.11
- by catbutler
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Loved it!
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Three of us stayed for 3 nights. We had he attic room which was huge. No frills but exactly what we wanted, with a great breakfast thrown in. Beach towels available or all guests and...
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- posted on 10.06.11
- by andysarahhunt
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One couple.
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Very nice old (1820) and comfortable inn which is very well maintained. The furniture and decor are perfect and the kind of decor that would be expected in an 1820's home. FORTUNATELY...
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- posted on 09.29.11
- by Harvey981
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Contact:
- visit website
- tel: 508/349-9333
- fax: 508/349-0234
Address:
- 70 Main St
- Wellfleet, MA 02667
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- business-facilities
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