Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast

Specials

One-Night Getaway
If you are flexible in your schedule and only have one night on the Cape, check our availability chart for a one-night snuggled between two (2) existing reservations. You may book that one-night room at a 15% discount. 

Cape Cod Honeymoon Package
The Whalewalk Inn, voted as a top American Honeymoon Destination by Bridal Guide Magazine May/June 2001, is just the place to create a lifetime memory – your Cape Cod Honeymoon. Book one of our very private suites (Spa Penthouse Suite, Main Inn Rooms 1 or 4, Barn Suite 1, Carriage House units 3, 5 or 6), and stay three (3 or 4) nights and receive a 5% discount. Book the same suite for a five (5 or 6) night stay and receive a 10% discount, or stay seven (7 or more) nights and receive a 15% discount, excluding taxes.

Enjoy a romantic, gourmet breakfast at a table for two, refreshments each afternoon, and a hors d’oeuvre hour each evening. Take a lazy walk to the beach, ride the Rail Trail on your bicycles, visit the National Seashore, take a whale-watching trip, or drive to Rock Harbor Beach and see the most spectacular sunset this side of Key West.

To help with your celebration the Innkeepers provide champagne upon arrival with etched keepsake champagne glasses – your souvenir of this special time in your lives.

This package is available from April 15th to July 31st and September 5th through January 1st.

-Cape Cod Life, 2002 Annual Guide, "Couples Untame Your Heart on the Outer Cape" by Carolyn Watts says, "the inn offers many romantic amenities. Soaking tubs, Jacuzzis and showers built for two, gas fireplaces lit by the flick of a bedside switch, and king- and queen-sized four-poster beds make the inn an oh-so-intimate place to temporarily call home."

All Specials cannot be combined with any other offers.
Direct bookings only.
No Travel Agent Discount or Coupons accepted.

Get a Jump on the Leap Year with 

The Whalewalk Inn & Spa

According to an old Irish legend, or possibly history, St Bridget struck a deal with St Patrick to allow women to propose to men - and not just the other way around - every 4 years. This is believed to have been introduced to balance the traditional roles of men and women in a similar way to how Leap Day balances the calendar.