Guests socialize in the living and dining areas, especially in the morning as they enjoy a sumptuous breakfast. After a day of activity around the Cape, guests can enjoy late afternoon refreshments. Evening fare includes coffee and dessert.

The King's Inne is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Visitors looking to explore will find The King's Inne to be centrally located, providing easy access to the entire Cape.

Within walking distance, stroll through antique shops, art galleries, boutiques, and bookstores. Diners will enjoy an array of eateries, from the oldest operating tavern in the country, to "Hallets", a one-hundred-year old apothecary and soda fountain.
A five minute drive brings you to Barnstable Harbor, once a port for merchant vessels and home of the historic Customs House Museum, and now a mecca for charter sportfishing boats plying Cape Cod Bay. Many enjoy whale watch boats which guarantee viewing the rare northern right whale, a swim at the local beach, or dinner overlooking the harbor.

East along Olde King's Highway, Dennis Village features miles of sandy beaches and the home of the Dennis Playhouse, one of the finest summer theaters. History buffs will want to visit Sesuit Harbor where many of the famous clipper ships were built in the last century. Golf enthusiasts will find several courses open to the public within a short drive. Hyannis is nearby, offering entertainment, shopping, ferry and air service to the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard.