Captain Ezra Nye House

     We welcome you to Cape Cod and the warmth and charm of our restored Captain’s house, located in the heart of historic Sandwich Village.

     Built in 1829 by the distinguished Capt. Ezra Nye, the Federal-style house reflects the personalities of the innkeepers, with treasures from around the world.

     The pineapple, a symbol of hospitality among New England sea captains, inspires their visions for this bed and breakfast inn. Beautiful, uniquely decorated rooms, and a full, freshly prepared breakfast, are a hallmark.

     The Captain Ezra Nye House is within walking distance of the Thornton Burgess, Doll and Glass Museums, Hoxie House, Heritage Plantation, Cape Cod Scenic Railroad, Dexter Grist Mill on Shawme Pond, public tennis courts, beaches, fine restaurants, churches, antique and artisan shops.

    Nearby is the Sandwich Auction House, famous Sandy Neck Beach, the Wing and Nye homesteads and the Cape Cod Canal bike path.

Awards and Achievements:

• Chosen by The Inn Times as one of The Top Inns in America.
  
• Voted one of Five Best Cape Cod B & B by a WCOD-FM poll.
  
• Featured in:
  
  • Glamour Magazine - "The best country inns for fall weekend getaways."
    
  • Toronto Life - "Where to go when you’ve just got to get out of town."
    
  • Cape Cod Life - "The Captain Ezra Nye House." "Old King’s Highway." "Indian Summer Hideaway." "Inns with Fireplaces."
    
  • Physicians’ Travel and Meeting Guide - "Cape Cod - Tops on the Upper Cape."
    
  • Yankee Magazine - "Breakfast to Crow About."
    
  • Listed - in more than 30 Bed and Breakfast books.
    
  • Recommended - by both AAA and Mobil Travel Guide.
    

We look forward to having you discover the rich heritage of the oldest town on Cape Cod.