Southfleet Motor Inn

Just ended my stay a while ago and overall a great experience. It’s a great price for it’s location and inclusion of an indoor pool, outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, free bike rentals, and some outdoor recreations. The bikes were a bit run down, but being allowed to pick whichever one you want and signing them out for free, it makes up for it. Marconi beach is only about a mile or two away, which has some beautiful views (you may be able to see seals as well). The only negatives were very minute and did not impact the overall experience. The wifi was free, but was very weak at times. But on vacation, you shouldn’t be spending a lot of time on electronics anyways. Also there was two occasions were a spider found it’s way to the bed, but it wasn’t a huge deal and could have happened anywhere. Staff put effort into cleanliness and were very welcoming. I would recommend this stay to anyone :)

We stayed here twice and we loved it no problems except the wifi didn’t work I told the office the worker came to our room and said the router was far away in the office. Wifi sucks pool and hot tub awesome room clean and awesome no bed bugs or any other problems

My husband and I spent a long weekend here in July 2015. The location is great; very close to beaches, a short drive to Provincetown, and a short walk to two great restaurants. The people are nice, the rooms are clean and the rates are reasonable. HOWEVER, I want to caution anyone considering staying here about the «arrangement» the motel has with local folks, allowing them to use the pool. It sounds really nice, but our experience was not. Imagine two Jerry Springer guests and all of their children (six or seven, though it wasn’t clear who was family and who was a friend). They stayed at the pool all day on a Sunday, even ordering take-​out. Their belongings were scattered throughout the area, and the kids were pretty loud (Moms didn’t even look up fro their phones/​tablets). Extended family seemed to stop by as well. It was like being at a stranger’s back yard pool. We knew these folks were not motel guests just by their behavior (they were not acting like people sharing the pool), but we confirmed it with the front desk. It was uncomfortable, and will prevent us from staying at the Southfleet in the future. I wish the management would re-​evaluate this policy, or at least be more selective when reaching out to the community.

My family has a house nearby on The Cape. However when the WHOLE family is there at the same time, for the last three years I’ve escaped to this place to stay instead.
Basically I just sleep and shower here. For that the Southfleet is adequate. The rooms are decent sized, nothing fancy. Clearly designed for families. The bathroom was small and a bit dated but clean enough. The water pressure was so low it was like taking a shower under an eyedropper. No fan in the bathroom.
In my room this weekend the Wi-​Fi was so weak it was essentially useless. If you have AT&T you’ll find the cell signal is not much better.
The king sized bed comfortable. There is AC in the room that worked well but was pretty noisy. You enter the rooms from the outside and as people walk by late at night or early in the morning I’m not sure if they understand that the people staying in the rooms can hear every word they are saying. If you’re a late sleeper this is probably not the place for you. I would not have a honeymoon here.
I have never actually used use any of them, but they do have some amenities. The indoor and an outdoor pools seemed pretty nice. They have a picnic area with a gas grill, picnic tables, fire pit, etc. that you can use. Also a small kids playground.
The place is not huge, maybe 30 or so rooms. It’s well located on Route 6 directly across from the entrance to Marconi Beach (one of my favorite beaches on the Cape) and literally right next door to Van Rensselaer’s and Catch of The Day restaurants. Maybe 20 minutes to P-​Town and a little longer to Hyannis. There’s plenty to do in the area on-​season.
I paid about $ 200+/night in mid-​July. When I first looked a couple years ago I think that was competitive but if it wasn’t The Cape in the middle of summer I would never pay that much for a place like this. I usually stay at the house so honestly I have nothing to compare this place to. But I’ve stayed here 3 years in a row so I can’t say I’m unhappy. The owners seem like nice enough people. If you’re looking for a place to stay in the area I would check the Southfleet out.
Overall I would say its adequate, 3-​stars,

My friend booked this motel for our stay in Cape Cod in July. They had previously stayed here the year prior and it was a good deal for the long weekend so we went with it again.
We had a good 4-​day visit, although only staying in the hotel to shower and sleep. Since that was the case, we did not require fancy digs. The room was a little humid and damp, but the AC and fan helped alleviate that a little bit. We stayed as a group in a room with 2 queen beds and a pull out couch. It was huge and not cramped for the six of us. We had plenty of storage space for our food and drinks. Plus, there was a fridge (similar to the ones people have in college) — enough space for a few dozen beers and water bottles. Shower was clean, but hot water ran out quickly. I recommend you keep your showers short and sweet. The door also jammed in our room, likely due to the humidity. But again, we managed. It might be a little tough if you have kids as they wouldn’t be strong enough to re-​open the bathroom door after shutting it. There was also a pool and hot tub, which we only enjoyed one of the nights because it closes at 10pm and we were often still out past then.
The best part was its close proximity to the beach — right across from Marconi Beach. The second best part was the continental breakfast. Quite spectacular, really. They had fresh fruit (loads of watermelon), strong coffee, and a host of bagels and toast with peanut butter, jam, and cream cheese. We saved some cash eating here every morning.

I booked this hotel, among two others, for guests attending my wedding in June 2009. It was recommended to me by the country club where my wedding was held. Many months before my wedding, I booked a block of rooms for my wedding. I never heard from the hotel again, whereas the other hotels frequently contacted me. About 10 days before the wedding, I attempted to call the hotel on numerous occasions to speak someone about changing one of my guests to another hotel for personal reasons. I called the front desk 5 times over the course of numerous days to straighten out the situation. Each time I was told that the individual (s) who could answer the situation were not there, but that my number would be given to them immediately to call me back. I NEVER heard from the hotel. Finally, as my guest was checking in, I went with her and checked her out, to switch her to another hotel. I was finally able to get a hold of the owner/​manager AFTER the wedding to try and settle the matter of the deposit left on the credit card. I was treated in a negative manner, the owner/​manager claimed they had never received my calls. Also, she claimed that she was very upset with me because I never filled up the number of rooms I set aside in August. However, the hotel never called or contacted me in any manner to ask about possible reservations ahead of time. Additionally, this hotel gave me a group rate that was more expensive than the most expensive hotel in the area, for a hotel that was definitely not worth the money.