The Provincetown Inn is a 100 room resort surrounded by water on three sides located on the tip of Cape Cod. The Inn offers a private bea... more »
The Provincetown Inn is a 100 room resort surrounded by water on three sides located on the tip of Cape Cod. The Inn offers a private beach and an outdoor pool where lunch and cocktails are served in season. During the summer enjoy The Pilgrim Pool Bar and Grill-The Inn Pub and nightly theater performances. Whale Watching/fishing/tennis/shopping and golf are just minutes away via Provincetowns summer shuttle. Cape Cod National Seashore adjacent the Inn brings the natural beauty of its beaches/dunes and woodlands right to your door. Enjoy the sunrise over the harbor and the magnificent sunset across the moors or bicycling and touring through the dunes. Provincetown is the Pilgrims first landing place. Nestled in its winding streets are 18th and 19th century homes-art galleries-boutiques of fine clothing and unique gifts-and a myriad of fine restaurants. Night time is alive with clubs-summer caberets and theater performances
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The Provincetown Inn is a 100 room resort surrounded by water on three sides located on the tip of Cape Cod. The Inn offers a private beach and an outdoor pool where lunch and cocktails are served in season. During the summer enjoy The Pilgrim Pool Bar and Grill-The Inn Pub and nightly theater performances. Whale Watching/fishing/tennis/shopping and golf are just minutes away via Provincetowns summer shuttle. Cape Cod National Seashore adjacent the Inn brings the natural beauty of its beaches/dunes and woodlands right to your door. Enjoy the sunrise over the harbor and the magnificent sunset across the moors or bicycling and touring through the dunes. Provincetown is the Pilgrims first landing place. Nestled in its winding streets are 18th and 19th century homes-art galleries-boutiques of fine clothing and unique gifts-and a myriad of fine restaurants. Night time is alive with clubs-summer caberets and theater performances.
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The worst time I ever had, it was Thanksgiving,very cold,blustery. The heat was out and no one told us prior to check in. We still had to pay for the room. There were no rooms available anywhere due to the holiday.
Everything except the location stinks
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Posted Jul 19, 2007
Mediocre
Everything except the location stinks at this hotel. The waterfront rooms are expensive, small, dank and poorly furnished. The lobby and common areas are depressing, the pool area plays loud blaring music incesantly, and it is apparent that...
45 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
The location is great, but the rooms are small and not very clean. The bed was old and the bathroom was gross. They changed my room, but everyone I saw was the same. I lost my deposit, but I didn't care, I would not stay even one night....Called the Provincetown Hotline, they found us a room for the week that was clean and comfortable.
This hotel is not as it appears online,
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Posted Jan 04, 2007
Horrible
This hotel is not as it appears online, I wouldn't even put my luggage on the bed upon check-in. The room smelled of urine and looked as though it had last been updated in the 1940's. I immediately checked out and found a different place not far...
All Review Photos Many of the Family
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Posted Oct 03, 2005
Good
All Review Photos Many of the Family Week functions are held at the Provincetown Inn. It's one of the few hotels near P'Town that can handle large groups of 200 to 300 people for breakfast or dinner.The hotel is by no means fancy. It's a basic,...
All Review Photos We didn't stay at
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Posted Aug 23, 2004
Okay
All Review Photos We didn't stay at this motel, but many of the Family Week activities took place here. I think we got a good feel for the hotel after spending so much time here.
The main thing I can say about the Provincetown Inn is...
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