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Dan und Bob sind tolle Gastgeber, die sich sehr viel Mühe geben und viel Wert auf kleine Details legen. Das gesamte Haus ist ideenreich gestaltet und mindestens genauso "cute" wie ihr schüchterner Golden Retriever, den man als Gast aber kaum zu Gesicht bekommt, da er keinen Zugang zum Gästebereich hat. Die beiden bereiten ein wundervolles Frühstück, das im Gemeinschaftsraum (Tisch mit 4 Stühlen, 2 Sofas, 1 Sessel) oder bei schönem Wetter auf der Terrasse (Tisch mit 8 Stühlen) eingenommen werden kann. Es gibt jeden Tag eine wechselnde frisch zubereitete warme Spezialität, z.B. Blaubeer-pancakes oder eine herzhafte Frühstückstortilla (eine Art Quiche) und zudem Kaffee, Tee, leckeren O-Saft, English-Muffins, Marmelade, Joghurt, frisches Obst, Cornflakes und jeden Tag eine andere frische Gebäcksorte, z.B. superleckere Muffins oder Schokokuchen. Nach diesem Frühstück kann man das Mittagessen ausfallen lassen. Man sollte in keinem Falle die kostenlose Cocktail Hour (tägl. von 17.00-18.00 Uhr) verpassen!!! Wir hatten das Glück und waren an einem Mittwochabend da, an dem es frozen Margeritas bis zum Abwinken gibt. Zusätzlich stehen immer verschiedene Biersorten, Rot- und Weißwein und Cracker mit Käse zur Verfügung. Ein toller Start in den Abend und eine tolle Gelegnheit - so wie beim Frühstück auch - mit den anderen Gästen ins Gespräch zu kommen oder eines der vielen Brettspiele auszuprobieren. Die Zimmer sind wie bei vielen Inns oder B&Bs sehr unterschiedlich eingerichtet. Wir hatten Zimmer Nr. 10. Es ist zwar sehr klein, hat aber ein gemütliches Bett. Es gibt einen kleinen Flachbildfernseher mit DVD-Player (Dan und Bob haben eine tolle DVD-Sammlung). Das Bad liegt zwar schräg über den Gang, ist aber nur für die Gäste von Zimmer Nr. 10 vorgesehen, d.h. man kann dort alle Badutensilien stehen lassen. Für das kurze über den Gang Huschen stehen sogar 2 Bademäntel zur Verfügung. Das helle Bad war sauber und bot mehr freie Bodenfläche als das Zimmer. Shampoo und Seife von L'Occitane werden täglich aufgefüllt. Das Inn liegt direkt in der belebten Commercial St in P-Town, nachts ist es allerdings sehr ruhig, da die lauten Kneipen und Clubs ein Stück entfernt liegen. Zur Mc Millan Wharf sind es keine 3 Minuten zu Fuß. Wir würden jederzeit wiederkommen.

I LOVE Ptown and I LOVE Somerset! I've been coming here since 1996. I've tried a couple other placed in town, but none compare to Somerset. I haven't been in a couple years, but I have already booked my room for July 2013... I can't wait. This is a charming, cozy old house, but has all the conveniences... in-room fridge, air conditioning, etc. My favorite part of staying here is enjoying gourmet breakfasts and afternoon happy hours on the front deck while watching the people walk by. Last travelled here: August 2011

Every time we go to P-Town, we stay at the Somerset. Actually, this was our first time in P-town but it counts, doesn¿¿¿t it? As soon as we came thru the ¿¿¿front¿¿¿ door, we were warmly greeted by Bob who made us feel right at home. His home. But with us as his expected guests. Once the mandatory paperwork was done with, we were gingerly taken to the second floor where our room (#2) awaited. The house is old and well maintained. While not as spacious as standard hotel rooms (this is a B&B, not a Hilton), the available space is extremely well used, leaving the guests with lots of latitude to enjoy the premises. We were pleased to find a couch on which we could unwind when needed. The ensuite bathroom was of perfect size, no different than the one at our home, and all the plumbing worked as expected. Amenities such as L¿¿¿Occitane soap are a welcome touch you don¿¿¿t find in many places. It¿¿¿s part of the almost maniacal attention to detail that is present everywhere in Somerset. Bob makes a point of offering a different ¿¿¿main dish¿¿¿ for the daily breakfast and the two we were fortunate to have sampled did not disappoint. On top of that, as was accurately reported in other reviews, a complimentary cocktail/happy hour happens every day at 17h00 sharp and fine local wine (red and white) is up for tasting as well as some beer for those who do not enjoy wine. Because we were there in March, it was not really possible to have our wine on the lovely patio out ¿¿¿front¿¿¿ as it was already outside of the sun¿¿¿s range but I can imagine how ¿¿berpleasant it must be during the summer months. All in all, the Somerset House Inn is the kind of place that would make you want to come back, wherever the location may be. And P-Town is just the icing on the cake. Merci Bob !

Very charming place ;) We went for a night and it was magical !!!Once you enter inside, you feel at home and the hosts are very pleasant to make your stay perfect ! They are very concern of your needs and have plenty of attentions who make the difference... The surprise was the breakfast, all the things you need and if they don't have it, they are ready to buy it for you in one second... professional and appealing in the same time... Anne-Sophie & Vincent from Paris, France

We have stayed at the Somerset House for the past three summer vacations. It is perfectly located, a very short walk from the Ferry dock, less than 5 minutes, or a pedicab ride away if you have luggage. The house has a great covered porch located directly on the main street where you can sit, rain or shine, and just people watch the passersby. While your on the porch, you will be treated to a happy hour with complimentary wine/beer, a cocktail of the day, and a homemade yummy snack in the later afternoon, great timing for right after the beach or sightseeing. A happy hour before dinner, perfectly timed! The rooms are all unique and each has a theme, we stay on the second floor and it is perfectly kept and decorated with a modern, but charming flair. The rooms are immaculate. My favorite part is the breakfast, always homemade, always a little different and always perfect. They wrap the warm muffins up and keep them out so if you can't eat enough at breakfast, you can snack on one later in the day. My other favorite is the service, the innkeepers, Dan and Bob, are the best. They are not in front of you all day, but you can find someone around just by calling out or ringing the bell, and you can smell the wonderful treats cooking from the back kitchen. They will help you with reservations, places to go, etc. We love it here, really like a home away from home, it is one of the nicest inns I've ever stayed in, and so easy to get to from the Ferry. No car was needed in Ptown. Also, we did a dunes tour, great fun. We met so many people who were so nice and return year after year. I say the price was very reasonable for all you get.