Falmouth Discount Bookings with Accommodation Michigan

Traveling with my son, they accommodated us in a room on the first floor, apparently with a family with children and a pet upstairs who did not allow us to sleep for two nights. I really wouldn't repeat this experience

Falmouth is an adorable little town, giving us a great taste of what Cape Cod is all about. Our lodging at the Frederick William House was the icing on the cake. Jeanette and Fiona were the most wonderful hosts, making our visit more special. Totally will return!!

We had a wonderful visit to Falmouth. We spent time at various beaches, Nobska Lighthouse, Woods Hole, The Knob, Spohr Gardens, and Main Street. The shopping, dining, and natural beauty of the area made for a very pleasant little getaway.

The restaurant was only open for Breakfast! It was closed for lunch and dinner. The pool was not open!! There was no water or air conditioning in the gym. They did not have water in the rooms, because they said Falmouth does not allow plastic container, yet the vending machines did - so we bought our water for our room. They said that we could buy canned water at the front desk!! We were so disappointed when we received an email informing us about the closure of restaurant and pool the day before we left for our vacation with our grandchildren. We couldn't find another hotel during that week close to the Falmouth Curling Tournament that my son-in-law was performing!!! It was not a very nice vacation.

Went to Grew's Pond, which is public access and free. A freshwater beach, small but lovely with small kids. Other beaches are private or need non-resident sticker fees. Had a great Mexican lunch (gets crowded though, be prepared to wait for a table) at Anejo on Main St. Falmouth is also the stop for a Martha's Vineyard Ferry and I would definitely recommend staying there on the Cape.

Loved Falmouth! Many good restaurants, very clean and well kept town, friendly people and shopping was great. There was a very accessible beach and access to a ferry for reaching Martha's Vineyard.