Our stay 3 night stay here has been marvelous! The house is beautiful, with lovely antiques and furnishings through the house. Plus, both of our rooms had very comfortable bedding. We enjoyed our time in the parlor, looking at the photographs and reading of the home’s history, while sipping the tea and coffee that is always available. The highlights continued with the wonderful 3-course breakfasts! Eric, the host, has had culinary training and every morning was a delight-from homemade scones and muffins to delicious egg dishes and a scrumptious take on French toast! We have been delighted with this stay, and hope to return sometime in the future.

This was a great B & B. The location was perfect for our stay in a lovely area. We enjoyed walking to the mill and a few areas. The innkeeper was friendly and very helpful. The breakfasts were very tasty and plentiful. Our room was decorated lovely and the bed quite comfortable. The living room was inviting and the port and sherry were a nice touch. We would definitely return.

My husband and I finished our tour of New England at this quaint and historic guesthouse at the heart of Sandwich. Katherine was the most wonderful host, looking after us from start to finish, helped by her co-workers and her granddaughter who were all as equally welcoming as Katherine. We looked forward to breakfast as our favourite meal of the day while staying with Katherine, as her home cooking was second to none! The rooms were clean, tidy but also fantastically in keeping with the theme and style of the guesthouse. And we loved how when we first arrived, Katherine gave us a tour of the house, telling us about the history of its original owner. If you have an interest in history like us, we would highly recommend this place to anyone who plans a trip to Cape Cod, it really felt like a home from home. Emily and George, England

In July 2022 my wife and I spent two nights at the Isaiah Jones Inn in Sandwich, MA. Our room was the Dr. Jonathan Leonard room and we loved it. The house was built for Dr. Leonard in the 1840s’ and the family lived there for some 20 years. It was then sold to Isaiah Jones and stayed in his family for decades, thus the name “Isaiah Jones Homestead”. The house is old but well-maintained and beautifully furnished. The furnishing is appropriate for the age of the home giving the guests a feeling of staying with close friends or relatives. Our room was fairly small but lovingly appointed. The mattress and pillows were soft but surprisingly comfortable. The shower, though tiny, was adequate. The breakfast room has large windows and glass doors leading to a colorful garden. The breakfasts were were large and tasty. The heart and soul of the Isaiah Jones Bed and Breakfast is Katherine, the Innkeeper/owner. She has been pouring time, money, exquisite taste and love into the place for the past sixteen years. Kathrine is a very likable, warm, cheerful and friendly woman. On our arrival she heard the car and came out to greet us and help with our overnight bags. She was available throughout our stay for a brief chat or to answer a question. With Katherine at the helm we would happily return to the Isaiah Jones Bed and Breakfast.

Beautiful inn located in historic Sandwich village. Innkeeper was very friendly and helpful. My room was beautiful, cozy, clean and warm. Favorite part of the stay was the unbelievable breakfast. Was served coffee, juice, homemade cranberry scone w/jelly, grilled pineapple with balsamic glaze, pumpkin pie spiced French toast with bacon and strawberries!