The Inn at the Oaks was built in 1893 in Eastham, MA, and is designated as historic under the State or local law (§ 36.405 Alterations: Historic preservation.) Thus, we are not able to offer handicap accessible accommodations since such alterations would destroy the historical significance of the property. Here are Inn at the Oak’s accessibility limitations:

• Six steps to the main building entrance doorway and no wheelchair ramp.
• Two steps to the Carriage House building and no wheelchair ramp.
• A gravel driveway to access both buildings and the gardens.
• No elevator to guest rooms inside either building.
• Fifteen steps to the 2nd floor using the back stairs in the main building.
• Sixteen steps to the 2nd floor using the front stairs of the main building.
• Sixteen steps to the 2nd floor of the carriage house.
• Fourteen steep steps to the 3rd floor of the main building.
• Three steps from the 1st floor hallway to the tea nook.
• Seven steps from the dining room to the outside breakfast patio.
• Four steps from the back porch to ground level.
• Narrow hallways and doorways that do not accommodate wheelchairs or scooters.
• Our rooms/suites have a combination of antique claw foot tubs, regular tubs and shower stalls; however, none are wheelchair accessible or ADA compliant.

Guests with legitimate service dogs will be provided access to all areas of the Inn where members of the public are allowed to go. Emotional support animals are not considered service dogs.