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Where to stay in Brewster?

1. The Villages at Ocean Edge
The Villages at Ocean Edge
2. The Mansion at Ocean Edge
The Mansion at Ocean Edge
3. Candleberry Inn on Cape Cod
Candleberry Inn on Cape Cod
4. The Old Manse Inn
The Old Manse Inn
5. Charm on Main by Ocean Edge
Charm on Main by Ocean Edge
6. Brewster by the Sea Inn
Brewster by the Sea Inn
7. Skaket Beach Motel
Skaket Beach Motel
8. Rodeway Inn Orleans - Cape Cod
Rodeway Inn Orleans - Cape Cod
9. Wequassett Resort and Golf Club
Wequassett Resort and Golf Club
10. Handkerchief Shoals Inn
Handkerchief Shoals Inn
11. A Beach Breeze Inn
A Beach Breeze Inn
12. Chatham Wayside Inn
Chatham Wayside Inn
13. Pelham on Earle
Pelham on Earle
14. The Escape Inn
The Escape Inn
15. Chatham Tides
Chatham Tides
16. Ambassador Inn & Suites
Ambassador Inn & Suites
17. Greyfinch Chatham Inn
Greyfinch Chatham Inn
18. Four Points by Sheraton Eastham Cape Cod
Four Points by Sheraton Eastham Cape Cod
19. The Villa Callo Inn
The Villa Callo Inn
20. Blue Lobster Inn
Blue Lobster InnGo beyond your typical stay in Brewster


Top neighbourhoods in Brewster

West Brewster
The West Brewster neighborhood offers attractions such as Cape Cod Museum of Natural History and Cape Cod Beaches.
Sea Pines
Brewster's Sea Pines neighborhood offers attractions including Cape Cod Beaches.
Top landmarks in Brewster
Learn more about Brewster
Forget the Cape Cod of postcards - this is where sea captains built their mansions after conquering the Atlantic. Nickerson State Park offers 1,900 acres of trails through forests that feel impossibly removed from beach life. The Cape Cod Rail Trail cuts through town, perfect for cycling between seafood shacks that serve chowder worth the sunburn you'll get waiting in line. At low tide, Brewster's beaches extend nearly a mile into Cape Cod Bay, creating tidal pools where kids discover hermit crabs and adults rediscover wonder. The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History explains why those odd-looking birds are actually worth your attention. Visit the historic sea captains' homes along Route 6A - they've seen rougher weather than your holiday rainstorm.













































































