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Our top choices for Provincetown guest houses

A spacious living room with a wooden ceiling, a sofa, a coffee table, and a bookshelf.

1. Mercury Hotel Provincetown

Provincetown

includes taxes & fees

1 Oct - 2 Oct

A large, multi-story house with a swimming pool, outdoor seating, and a balcony.

2. Brass Key Guesthouse - Adults Only

Provincetown

Vivaldo

includes taxes & fees

1 Oct - 2 Oct

A room with wooden walls, a leather chair, a small table with a lamp, and a clock on the wall.

3. Crew's Quarters Boarding House Caters to Men

Provincetown

Christopher

includes taxes & fees

24 Sept - 25 Sept

A neatly made bed with pillows and a rolled towel, a bedside table with a lamp, and a window with curtains.

4. The Bradford

Provincetown

Chad

includes taxes & fees

14 Sept - 15 Sept

A two-story house with a balcony and a porch.

5. Anchor Inn Beach House

Provincetown

luisa

includes taxes & fees

1 Sept - 2 Sept

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Top Provincetown Hotel Reviews

Cape Colony Inn

8/10 Good

"I like the hotel because of it’s pet friendly."

The Provincetown Inn

8/10 Good

"I had stunning views of the harbor in Provincetown and the sun rises were unbeatable. New owners have done a lot to upgrade the areas of the hotel —— except the guest rooms. There was hair in the sink, hair in the shower, cracked floors (the plastic floor) inside the shower. Bedding was fine and otherwise a good stay but if it weren’t Provincetown no one would put up with that level of poor maintenance and pay hundreds to stay. The rooms wouldn’t qualify as a run down Motel 6 off of the freeway in the middle of nowhere where. But they are trying and I do appreciate the new coffee shop, speak easy, and the world class views - truly stunning views from the room. The hotel also had plenty of parking which is a huge issue in Provincetown. I would say, stay there only if economics require it/you’re staying alone. It’s not a place to enjoy with a romantic partner because it’s in such poor shape it might turn off people."

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