Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club

Went the other night for the igloo dining experience. Food was below average and barely warm. The temperature in the igloo was the same as outside! They had a very small heater in the igloo but it does nothing. The vibe is cool and the service was very good but for the price the meal was not worth it.

My wife and i stayed 4 nights during the week last week (mid Nov). The number of rooms occupied was in the single digits but the level of service was stellar so it felt like we basically rented out the mansion to ourselves. Lot of things to like, other than that - the pool area was very nice, good water temp in both the pool and hot tub and most of the time we had it to ourselves. The gym was really nice, it's basically like a private gym vs the usual hotel offering. The three wood burning fireplaces were always going and created an awesome ambiance that we were looking for. We did a couple day trips to Provincetown, Orleans, and Chatham - easily accessible from the mansion location. We found the pizza place down the street, Laurino's to be a hidden gem and Scargos was our favorite lunch spot. Back to the mansion itself, as i said, the staff were awesome across the board, but two really stood out. First, Andrea, who took care of us during breakfast, was really great. Secondly, Daniel was the absolute man. He always made sure the fire in the library was roaring. He even took some leftovers we had and heated them up for us in the breakroom. He really made our stay and we will definitely be returning.

We've had several company retreats at Ocean Edge and we keep coming back because of the wonderful staff and gorgeous property! Alina, who is the event coordinator, is professional, friendly and helpful and makes it so easy to organize and plan our business retreats. Theo in dining services, attended to us with care and promptness. Our breakfast, lunch and dinner were served in a timely manner, and was delicious. Mirna, at the hotel lobby bar, provided delicious drinks and great company. 10/10 would recommend Ocean Edge for any business conference/meeting needs! Our rooms in Britterige Villa were clean, beautiful, comfortable suites.

Booked a reservation through Booking.com twice but the wrong dates were reserved the 2nd time. Booking.com said they would help but did not. I called the resort and spoke with Front Desk Manager - Claudia. She was very resourceful, empathetic, and friendly. She made updates to the reservation and connected me directly to the hotel so that I would not have to deal with Booking.com. From start to finish she made the stay incredible. I am not sure if I would have wanted to stay without her! She ensured our reservations we well taken care of and myself and guests felt like we had VIP service even during one of the busiest weekends of the year. I am not sure I could have asked from better service and connect from a resort!

The Mansion at Ocean Edge is a lovely getaway - whether a one night or week sojourn. We’ve stayed here in late spring, summer and most recently in late October, an off-season time when the ocean does not beckon. Yet, it was enchanting. Service is 5-star, comparable to a top cruise ship line or a ritzy urban hotel. Our room was spacious, comfortable, with perfect HVAC, decorated with taste, and all the amenities a top hotel provides. A surprise gift of fresh cookies, exquisite chocolates, quality bottled water and a note were waiting in our room when we arrived. Two days of golf on their exquisite, pristine course, during overcast days, with 22 mph+ winds, and temperatures in the low 50’s was exhilarating. The unusual wind added to the experience. Breakfast was sumptuous, dinner delicious in their main restaurant. The lawns and landscaping were impeccable, with flowers still blooming in the cool fall air. It is a treat to visit this resort during off-season and avoidIng Cape Cod’s summer crowds. Especially as hotel staff maintained a high level of courtesy and helpfulness. I would return in November, even if temperature dropped another 10 degrees and the wind gained bluster.