The Best Hotels and Places to Stay in Provincetown, Massachusetts
A lot has changed in Provincetown, Massachusetts, since the Mayflower landed on Cape Cod 400 years ago. Today, this laid-back seaside town is a haven for artists, foodies and people who know what they want out of life. It’s also a popular vacation destination for the LGBT+ community, with loads of relaxation by day and a vibrant nightlife after sunset. Spend your days however you please when you book into the best hotels in Provincetown with Culture Trip.
Crowne Pointe Historic Inn & Spa, for an adults-only escape
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Brass Key Guesthouse, for a social stay
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The Revere Guest House, for salty sea dogs
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Whale watching, steaming red lobsters, and endless harbor views come standard when you stay at hotels in Provincetown, but the Revere Guest House lets you live like a 19th-century sea captain. Swagger about like an old sea dog in the Captain’s Room. Climb up the old-style 1830s attic stairway, have a soak in the whirlpool tub, and tell grave tales of the sea beside the roaring fire. Or just turn on the telly and binge sitcoms – your choice.
The Masthead Resort, for classic seaside charm
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A waterfront cottage in Cape Cod – can a seaside stay get any better than at the Masthead Resort? We think not. This classic P-town resort is on the west side of town, offering you 450ft (137m) of private beach, a sun deck on the water and unparalleled views from the boardwalk. Go against the grain, and suntan on the spacious landscaped lawns; it’s the same sun no matter where you lay your lounge chair. Just make sure you pick a cottage with a verandah for private sunbathing all over.
Surfside Hotel and Suites, for peace and privacy
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What’s the difference between a private beach and a public shoreline? Find out at Surfside Hotel and Suites. With more room on the sand to stretch out, you won’t have to worry about riffraff ruining your holiday. Instead, you’ll wade from your waterfront room to a lounge chair on the beach or beside the pool. When the sun goes down, the fire pit is where you’ll want to hang out, complete with fireside bar service.
Kingfisher Oceanside, for an easy-breezy beachside stay
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Mere sandal slaps from the Sea Street Beach, Kingfisher Oceanside is a beachside retreat for sun worshippers. Second-story partial ocean-view rooms allow you to wake up to the waves, though the ground floor suites put you even closer to the sand. Slide on your shades, and walk to the rock jetties, leaving footprints in the sand. Follow your imprints back to Sea Street Beach Grill for burgers and soft-serve ice cream.
Seaglass Inn & Spa, for lounging in luxury
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Retreat to 4 acres (1.6ha) of bliss at Seaglass Inn & Spa. Seated on the hillside for seclusion by the sea, you’ll want nothing more than to spend your entire holiday in the prone position. Fall onto the pillows of your pool-view suite before the sunshine beckons you outside. Lay on the sun loungers, nearly nodding off. Shimmy just a little farther to the spa, lie down on the massage table, and feel your masseuse unknot every muscle.
Harbor Hotel Provincetown, for road trip relaxation
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Up for a road trip and a retro-glam hotel on Cape Cod? Harbor Hotel is the hideaway for you. Right on the edge of downtown, these colorful guest rooms are easy on the eyes and the joints. Loosen up even more with morning yoga classes over the weekend. For the Bourdain devotees, you’re a five-minute drive from the fabled Lobster Pot, also known as the Dreadnaught, where the chef first worked.