Point Independence Inn and Spa

This is no longer an inn but a private residence. They do not host weddings anymore. It is still an absolutely beautiful building that photographs well! Please do not disturb the owners with business requests, this is their permanent home now.

A lovely and relaxing home with amazing views and a great location. The Sunset Cove room is charming and comfortable, and the view is spectacular. The owners are kind and accommodating and were flexible with our late check in and then kept breakfast out until we stumbled downstairs at 10, in search of coffee.
We were thrilled to have a nice continental breakfast and drinks waiting for us.
We had plans to meet people and ended up relaxing on the deck and enjoying the scenery.
There are kids and dogs enjoying the bay, stand up paddle boarders, and sea birds diving for food. A great place to kick back and decompress.
I would come back again in a heartbeat!!!

We had the most wonderful relaxing time. Gina was a wonderful host. The view from our room every morning was like a postcard.

This place was not at All what they advertised! It was a dump. The spa was in an old dark basement. The beach was filthy with beer cans and cigaret butts. The surrounding location and newborns were really run down. The owners were so cheep that you could not even find so much as a paper cup that was not tied down! We asked for salt with our egs for breakfast and she stood over us until we gave her the plastic shaker back! The breakfast was used left overs from the day before rapped I tin foil! We would never stay here again! The only way they could have good reviews online would be if they are putting them on themselves themselves! WAY overpriced. Please don’t be fooled by their website!

Very nice Inn and spa, right on the water at the tip of Point Independence in Onset. Onset is a cute little town with a long history as a vacation destination (and great place to hear blues music) that had a rough patch and is now on the upswing again. It’s a short drive from Boston, as you can take 24 South and avoid all of the bridge traffic going to Cape Cod.
Rooms are nice and contemporary, unlike most places on or around Cape Cod. The current owners renovated everything after they purchased the Inn a few years back. The spa was highly recommended by others in my party, while I enjoyed taking a kayak out on the harbor.
The continental breakfast actually goes beyond what you might expect on many mornings to include a quiche or some other tasty egg dish.

How many spas can boast 270 degree ocean beachfront views of a little natural harbor less than 60 miles from Boston.
I am no Spa expert but I know a good massage when I get one. I like a deep tissue thereputic massage that unwinds the tensions from a week of physical self abuse. Ask for Mary if that is what you like, otherwise you can have a soft relaxing massage too. My wife loves the pedicure, manicures and facials.
After our vigorous massages we just veg out on the porch, or the beach watching the pommerants dive after fish or the occational osprey surveying the coastline.
If one wants the most relaxing escape experience check out the Inn, $ 129-​$ 279 very tastefull rooms each with an amazing water view. Make a day an overnight or weekend of it and explore the 58 miles of marshy coastline via one of the Inn’s kayaks, fish for stripers and blues or work on the tan. Speaking of Blues, the town of Onset has several music venues within walking distance of the Inn.
Oh, and the best thing of all is you don’t need to stress out trying to survive the Cape Cod Canal rotories and bridges getting there, the inn is on the North side of the Canal!