Built in the Queen Anne style by the Goodspeed and Fish families, the rambling, natural-shingled Inn is surrounded by lush, green lawns and colorful gardens. The five sparkling rooms are furnished in antiques and white wicker, along with featherbeds and Battenburg lace. The baths are outfitted in marble and brass and feature big fluffy towels, terry robes and English toiletries. A full breakfast is included in the room rates and is served in the sunny dining room. The menu changes daily and offers such gourmet treats as Dutch Babies, the Captain's Eggs or Grand Marnier French Toast.
Homemade granola is a house specialty.
And early coffee, along with the morning newspaper, is available on the wicker-filled screened porch. All in all, the Honeysuckle Hill Bed and Breakfast and the surrounding village of West Barnstable retain the genteel country charm of yesteryear. This and other Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast Inns can be found here in The Register .