May 9th, 2012 by trobinson
We love creative minds and thought you would enjoy this video which is part of a wonderful campaign know as the Better Way To Stay featuring Inns and Bed and Breakfasts. The Inns of Falmouth Cape Cod will be part of a video later this summer.
Please enjoy and more to be shared in the future .
March 19th, 2012 by trobinson
Work is underway on beautiful window art for the Canopy Room. A local artisan, Robin Pierson, is being featured in Cape Cod magazine and we got a sneak preview when Robin stopped by to pickup the window last week. Please scroll down below for a copy of the article. We can not wait to show off our piece of art when it is done!!
January 18th, 2012 by trobinson
We are excited to let you know that we have created a google plus page for The Captain’s Manor Inn. We are looking forward to adding people and businesses to our circles as others join the google + application. So far some videos and pictures have been added to our page and more to come.
September 21st, 2011 by trobinson
As you may recall we had a Morning Dove create a nest right on the edge of The Captain’s Manor Inn veranda where a Japanese Pine stands. We have been anxiously awaiting the birth of the offspring and we now have some pictures to share including one of Mom feeding her chick. Enjoy.
September 13th, 2011 by trobinson
Fall has come early this year thanks to Hurricane Irene (aka Tropical Storm Irene). This is a picture on Hurricane day taken on Grand Avenue in Falmouth.
Grand Avenue - Falmouth Heights Beach
We were fortunate at The Captain’s Manor Inn compared to so many as we only lost our internet, phones and cable for a little over 24 hours. The storm stirred up so much salt in the air that the tree leaves were coated with the salt which proceeded to suck the moisture right out of the leaves and they have been falling ever since. Some pictures of the storm impact are shown below as well as a picture of our son Kevin finally getting to trim the front yard boxwood shrubs after doing storm cleanup.
August 27th, 2011 by trobinson
Batten down the hatches!!! Irene is on her way and we have been getting ready. Yesterday we had the 2nd floor and cupola windows boarded up. Of course timing is everything…because we have been planning a bridal party for 25 women with the mother of the bride and several of her friends…and Irene decides to join the party. As you will see in some pictures below they are boarding up the windows while we are setting up the veranda for the bridal shower!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boarding up for Hurricane Irene
A picture below of the finished product with The Captain’s Manor Inn all boarded up. Who knew staying at our bed & breakfast could be such an adventure 
Captain's Manor Inn hurricane ready
Kevin also thought he might like to park his truck in the garage and my car under the veranda……..as you can see the car idea was not going to work but a valiant effort.
August 21st, 2011 by trobinson
We are soon going to have new additions to the wildlife family of The Captain’s Manor Inn…
The Japanese Pine at the end of the veranda looks innocent enough
Japanese Pine
Then you get closer and you will see the Dove who is protecting her eggs
May 21st, 2011 by trobinson
We are pleased to announce that we have become a member of Coonamessett Farm in Falmouth, Ma. Coonamessett Farm is a twenty-acre farming and research enterprise located on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, USA. The operation is organized in three Divisions: Agricultural Production, Research, and Consulting. Coonamessett Farm has been serving public- and private-sector clients locally and globally since 1989.
Our first activity upon joining was to harvest a number of herbs to plant in our herb garden at The Captain’s Manor Inn. Just yesterday we started our breakfast offering with Kevin’s wonderful poached pear with raspberry sauce highlighted by fresh mint leaves just picked from our herb garden. We look forward to more wonderful breakfasts served with fresh fruit, herbs etc. from our garden and from Coonamessett Farm.
Captain's Manor Inn Herb Garden
May 14th, 2011 by trobinson
We are pleased to announce that The Captain’s Manor Inn will pilot offering onsite massage for guests in the month of June. How lovely to be able to put on your spa robe and then climb the stairs to the Cupola for a relaxing massage. Please call to schedule this add on service when booking your guest room.
Soothing and deeply restorative, our signature massage is a respite from stress and an oasis of relaxation. Classic Swedish is combined with a variety of therapeutic techniques to foster overall health and well being. Whether full body or localized spot work, light to firm pressure, this massage is customized to meet your needs. Receive relief from muscle tension and bring yourself into physical, emotional, and mental balance.
MarkLiCalsi
Signature Massage
60 minutes $85.00
90 minutes $110.00
We feel especially thankful to have partnered with Mark Licalsi as our preferred service provider.
May 10th, 2011 by trobinson
In 2011, Falmouth plans to honor the “Preserve America” designation in conjunction with the 325th Anniversary of the incorporation of Falmouth in 1686.
We invite you to book your accomodations at the elegant Captain’s Manor Inn in Falmouth where there are numerous historic sites, museums, and homes. Guided historic walks are provided by The Falmouth Historic Society as well as Highfield Hall.
