Fairthorne B&B  

Be our guest at the Fairthorne Bed & Breakfast & Cottage, in the heart of the historic, ocean side village of Cape May. The warmth of our romantic retreat welcomes you at the door. Built in 1892 by a whaling captain, this Colonial Revival-style inn features leaded, stained glass windows and a graceful wraparound verandah appointed with wicker. Once inside, you will find striking antiques, fresh flowers and lace window treatments throughout. Morning is a special time at the inn, bringing with it our sumptuous, "signature" breakfast. Each day, fresh, seasonal fruits, juice, and delicious breads and muffins accompany a mouth watering entree. Each afternoon, we invite you to gather for complimentary tea and light refreshments. In the evening, relax on the verandah and watch horse-drawn carriages tour the streets of Cape May. Or, sip a glass of sherry by a crackling fire before turning in for the night.
At the Fairthorne, hospitality also brings with it complimentary beach towels and chairs and bicycles. We are ideally located just one block from the beach, shopping and an assortment of restaurants and churches.

The Fairthorne also offers a private conference room for small business meetings and groups of up to fourteen people.

We welcome you to the Fairthorne Bed & Breakfast & Cottage and look forward to making your visit with us a memorable one.

Amenities: Air conditioning, Wood Fireplace, Fridge, TV, Cable, Stereo, DVD Player, Wireless Internet, and more...

Cancellation Policy: To incur NO Charges for cancellation we require a one month notice prior to your arrival date...

Please ask about children.

Breakfast: not specified We alternate our menu to sweet one day and savory the next. A French Toast Strata with lemon and raspberries with raspberry sauce is a much requested sweet breakfast.

Driving Directions: The most direct route to Cape May is via the Garden State Parkway which ends in Cape May and becomes Lafayette Street. To reach our inn, continue straight to the second traffic light (Ocean Street) and turn left. Continue straight for two and a half blocks. The Fairthorne is on the left.