The Provincetown Inn

“Will definitely be back next summer”

I recently stayed with some friends and we loved every minute of it. The staff was friendly and very helpful. When we arrived our rooms weren’t ready yet so we had drinks and dinner in the hotel bar/restaurant. Our bartender Nick was fun and entertaining and the food was great. The rooms and ba… more

I recently stayed with some friends and we loved every minute of it. The staff was friendly and very helpful. When we arrived our rooms weren’t ready yet so we had drinks and dinner in the hotel bar/restaurant. Our bartender Nick was fun and entertaining and the food was great. The rooms and bathrooms were very clean and comfortable. The beds and pillows were of exceptional quality. Every room has a beautiful view of the water. Our room overlooked the tip of cape cod and we enjoyed walking the jetty out to explore it. The free shuttle came in so handy up to commercial street where parking can get expensive. We escape to Provincetown every year and this was our first time staying at The Provincetown Inn. But it definitely won’t be our last.

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“Another disappointing stay”

I love the location of this hotel at the far end of Commercial Street. Very quiet area yet close to the pier. I stayed in one of the King rooms that look out toward the lighthouses. The floor was covered in linoleum but the floor was solid (my last stay you could actually feel the floor giving… more

I love the location of this hotel at the far end of Commercial Street. Very quiet area yet close to the pier. I stayed in one of the King rooms that look out toward the lighthouses. The floor was covered in linoleum but the floor was solid (my last stay you could actually feel the floor giving under you.) The room was nothing special as far as furnishings. There was a small three legged table that tipped every time you leaned on it. Two straight back chairs. The bathroom was really tiny with no vanity area or even a towel rack for the hand towel. When you sit on the toilet, your arm is resting on the toilet paper holder. The only really good thing was the private deck and water view. The room was freezing, no heat. I had to sleep in my clothes and sweat shirt. The bed was comfortable and the pillows were the best I've seen in any my hotel stays. Housekeeping was horrible. When I arrived in the early evening the door to the room next to mine was wide open, bed stripped like they were ready to leave for the day and just left. There was food left in the refrigerator in my room from a previous guest. I discovered as I was getting in the tub that there were no wash cloths in the room. Also no bath mat. As I was going out later that morning I saw the housekeepers and asked if I could get 2 washcloths and another hand towel. They said they would bring them down. I waited a few minutes and went back since I wanted to leave and had to ask again for the items. The hand towels were frayed and so thin that if you dried your hands twice, the towel was soaked. There was a coffee maker but it was tucked into a small alcove of the dresser making it nearly impossible to get water in the top. They gave key cards for both the outside door that led to a hall to the room and the room door. The outside didn't close so you could just pull it open. The cards for the room had to be used 4 or 5 times before it would open the door.

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