Hotels in Provincetown

There is a lot of variety in the rooms here, which are decorated in a beachy contemporary style. Those in the house on Bradford Street are less expensive and include rooms with shared baths. The four deluxe rooms at the Beach Club property at 425 Commercial St. are steps from the…

This inn is in a historic waterfront house that’s closer to the west end of town, not right in the middle of things but a 2-minute walk to the center. Decor in the rooms varies, from cottage-style, with wicker, to handmade furniture from the West Indies and classic English chintz.…

Twenty-five individually decorated apartments can be found at Bayshore (16 units) and Chandler House (6 units) on the east end of town, and 77 Commercial St. (1 unit) on the far west end of town, perhaps the ideal place to stay if you want extra privacy and a water view. All the…

This was the first hotel to bring luxury lodging to Provincetown, and it remains one of the top inns in town. The property consists of a number of historic homes, including the 1790s main inn building, that have been converted into hotel rooms. Rooms are spread out in 10 buildings,…

The owners of this first-class inn in the heart of Provincetown are continually upgrading and improving. The 2006 addition of a second house to the property allowed the creation of a Zen garden between the two buildings. In 2007, the Namaste Spa, offering massage, aromatherapy, and…

Located on Bradford Street, a block from the Commercial Street hub, this historic sea captain’s house, restored and expanded, has been turned into a luxury hotel with a fine restaurant and a spa. Six buildings make up the compound; although all the rooms differ in size, and some have…

This is one jazzy motel. It is way off the main drag, though, so guests have to bike or take a free town shuttle bus, taxi, or pedicab to get to the center of town, where parking is almost impossible in season. The contemporary and primarily white rooms are enlivened with vibrant…

Probably the most unique property in a town of unique properties, this house was originally built as a bungalow in 1904, high up on Gull Hill, which is on the far west end of Commercial Street. Subsequent owners turned it into a guest house and later an over-the-top valentine to…

If you feel like roughing it, head over to this tiny compound of tiny houses, P-town’s version of a hostel. Rates are the best in town. The hostel consists of five units filled with bunk beds, so you share those with other guests, as in a typical hostel. The bunks fill up fast.

In a historic house set back from the street, this sleek, modern, and hip hotel is in the heart of P-town’s Commercial Street. Recently renovated, the rooms are decorated boutique-style with textured wallpaper and streamlined deco furnishings. An onsite restaurant, The Landing Bistro…

In a historic house set back from the street, this sleek, modern and hip hotel is in the heart of P’town’s Commercial Street. In the off-season, the owners offer guest rooms to those affiliated with the town’s art nonprofits.

The harborfront compound offers a wide range of lodging options, from singles with shared bathrooms to three-bedroom suites with water views. The property was popular with celebrities in decades past, which is why some rooms have names like the Isabella Rossellini Cottage, Mrs. Bob…

It is often hard to get a reservation at the Watermark in season, because those who discover it go back year after year. It is a find. The inn sits directly on the sand, the water sometimes lapping up to the stairs from your unit down to the beach. The interiors are light, breezy,…