The Cotuit Inn is the latest incarnation of an 1850's coastal trade sea captain's house. She is not a Victorian grande dame, but rather a quirky cousin. The rooms and halls feature a variety of turns and angles which contribute to the inn's charm. Each room is decorated on a theme suggested by a piece of art work. Many of the furnishings are one of a kind creations of innkeeper Julia Paskauskas.
Artistic interest is set in an environment of comfort.
Each of the four guest rooms has a private bath. Three have Queen size beds and one King. The bedding is 250 TC or better and a variety of pillows is provided to encourage soothing sleep. Breakfast is a extensive Continental buffet served from 8 AM to 10 AM to accommodate the early riser as well as those preferring a late vacation morning. An assortment of home baked sweet and savory breads and muffins, seasonal fruit salads and warm compotes highlight the breakfast offerings.