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Bed & Breakfast Review: We loved your food, hospitality & great staff

Thank you Pat & Bill — what a fabulous experience for our 1st trip to the Cape! The Palmer House is our highlight, especially our room. We loved your food, hospitality & great staff. Loved the fresh flowers & personalized notes. Ray & Cheryl Beaverton, OR

Bed & Breakfast Review: A marvelous experience

A marvelous experience here @ the Palmer House Inn. We loved the “sheets”, the hospitality, ambiance, & of course the gracious Pat & Bill. It has been a memorable trip for our 5th wedding anniversary & we are looking forward to staying here again. Thanks to all, Marie & Norm

Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast Review: A perfect place to stay

We came for our son’s wedding and your Inn was a perfect place to stay for a perfect occasion. Ron & Donna

September’s Recipe: New England Blueberry Smoothie

Once you’ve gone blueberry picking, you’ll be ready to make this tasty treat as a reward. Go to our website for the full recipe. Recipe Book Favorite Recipes of The Palmer House Inn You can find this recipe and many more in the Inn’s recipe book. Order a copy for yourself (at blurb.com).

Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast Review: Another enjoyable stay

Thank you again for another enjoyable stay. The orange sunrises are our favorite!

Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast Review: Thank you so much for your hospitality

Thank you so much for your hospitality and for helping to make our stay in Falmouth so enjoyable. We will have happy memories of our visit to Cape Cod for many years to come. With best wishes. Carol & Ian South Australia

Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast Review: Thank you for making our 31st wedding anniversary so memorable

Thank you for making our 31st wedding anniversary so memorable, the champagne & chocolates was a wonderful surprise. Your staff is wonderful! Even though we have the threat of hurricane Irene, it was still a great stay! Thanks Bill & Ann Readsboro, VT

Angelica on Cape Cod

The Palmer House’s front garden has been drawing quite a bit of interest this summer. Angelica is a native herb of continental Europe. The origin of its name is from at story about a monk, who when praying for a cure for the plague, was visited by St. Michael the Archangel, and was shown the …