My husband and I spent a long weekend at the Bayberry Inn in Cape May during August 10-14, 2007. The inn keepers, Toby and Andy were so warm and hospitable. Any requests were greeted with a smile and they were so enjoyable to talk to. The breakfasts were delicious. It was so much fun meeting the other guests and chatting with them at breakfast. We also loved using the rocking chairs on the front porch. I can't wait to return and I hope to do so next summer.
I would recommend the Bayberry Inn to anyone vacationing in Cape May. The inn's location is excellent: 2 blocks from the beach and one short block from the pedestrian mall in Cape May where everything is happening!
Another plus is that they give you beach chairs and towels for the beach, so you don't have to lug them from home.
I'm smiling as I am writing this, remembering what a wonderful time we had!

I liked the facilities. We stayed in a 3rd floor suite that had all the amenities, very nice jacuzzi, well appointed (bad paintings but this isn't the Ritz). However, the inn keepers were kind of unhospitable about coffee and food. The coffee is served at 8 am and if you want it earlier "you can go to the Wa-Wa down the block". Several days the coffee was not available until significantly after 8. The same thing with the food "breakfast is served at 9 and if you want something at another time we can reccommend...". Well the one day we decided to try the breakfast it was served 20 min late and with such pomp that my husband said "I felt like I was in boarding school not on vacation". Breakfas WAS delicious, but it was served over the course of an hour, one course at a time, Ladies first. We felt it was a waste of time.
Parking can be a hassle, you have to leave your key on the mantle.

At the end of the stay I felt like they had this idea that a victorian bed and breakfast should be a certain way, and it didn't matter if the guests had what they needed or not.

The Bayberry Inn is in a perfect location -- a short walk from the beach, shopping and restaurants. The rooms are comfortable (but not overdone like some B&Bs), Toby's breakfasts are wonderful, and Andy always seems to be there when you're looking for something or have a question. We like the sit-down breakfast (a great start before an afternoon at the beach) -- not only for the food but getting to know the other guests. There are so many terrific things to do in Cape May, but sitting on the front porch (or the back porch for that matter) at the Bayberry Inn is one of our favorites.

Just returned home from another wonderful stay at the Bayberry Inn Cape May. The Inn is beautiful and the owners are fantastic. We were made to feel like we were at home. The rooms are very comfy and the breakfasts are to die for. We will definitely be back very soon.