Pricey but nice.
The Cape Codder is best for families. The grounds allow for kids to run and play, there's a beach vollyball court, tennis court, and the indoor wave pool is the big draw. Beyond that the $189 seemed to be there for riff-raff prevention. It is a sprawling two story motel, and you can go from the lobby to every wing of the joint without going outside, but you had better pack a lunch. The air conditioning will freeze you out, so keep it low or off at night.
The good news is that after check-in, you do not need to visit the lobby again. You can drive around to your section and if your room is on the ground floor, you can enter and exit directly from sliding glass door. Some folks had their lawn chairs right outside their glass doors watching the kiddies play. The room rate is actually not unusual for Cape Cod in July, but yowsa, a week there put a hurting on our bank account. The cheaper joints are small time no name joints, and unless you scout them out, you might get some sub par digs.
Two nice restaurants are in the Cape Codder resort, but you may want to go sample more adventurous fare down on Main St. where you can watch people stroll by as the watch you.
Unique Quality: They rave about the wave pool, and the ladies may want to take advantage of the Spa, but that does come at an extra cost. Good luck finding a working ice machine without a divining rod. The AC outlets are oddly placed in the room, and they had not perfected their wireless internet access in July '04, so you had to go to the lobby to be linked to the web.
