The best B&B I've been to in a long time! Perfectly located in the heart of P-town, this gem is…read morefilled with charm, cleanliness and the comforts of home. The owners were so friendly and helpful and checked in with us each day, wanting to genuinely know how our days/nights were. The inn has a hot tub which was such a nice addition for the nights where we wanted to stay in- we just ordered a few pizzas, opened some wine, relaxed on the patio and then hopped in the tub. A light breakfast was provided each morning with deliciously homemade scones and muffins (ham, cheese, and chive muffins were to die for!). We rented 4 of the 6 rooms and were impressed with all of them. They all had very comfortable beds, clean and nicely sized bathrooms, privacy when needed, an amazing breeze with all of the windows and great charm! I can't wait to come back to P-town and will definitely only opt to stay at the Bayberry Inn- Such a wonderful place! Thanks Ruth and Cami!!!

Staying at the Bayberry was one of the most pleasant experiences I have had while traveling. The…read moreB&B is lovely, well-located, thoughtfully managed & a very relaxing place to stay while in Provincetown. We were generously greeted & settled in. The owners handled our multiple requests with grace even though I think we were pushing it! The grounds were immaculate & the hot tub was a blissful escape at the end of the day. And in the morning there were delectable fresh raspberry muffins that I will dream of long after my vacation is over. Stay here, you won't regret it. And you will have two local guide to P-Town who won't steer you wrong.

Had such a lovely off season stay! My husband and I chose Gabriel's because we wanted a pet…read morefriendly stay in a walkable location to Commercial street and the beach. It was everything we hoped for a more. We originally booked the Montgomery room and then was upgraded to Bella. At first I was a little disappointed it wasn't the room we were expecting but it turned out to be perfect. We enjoyed that it was on the first floor, which made it much easier with a pup. The space was bright and clean. The manager, Patricia was fantastic! She made us feel very welcomed and made sure we had everything we needed to be comfortable throughout our stay. Breakfast was also very yummy. It was made to order and plentiful. During our stay breakfast consisted of pancakes, eggs, potatoes, sausage/bacon, English muffin, parfait, juice/water/tea/coffee. Overall a fantastic stay and especially great value during the off season! Will definitely be back!

Five stars for Gabriel's. Something about Ptown off season that is tranquil…read more Our our room, the Colette is off of the backside of the hotel. With just a few steps to walk up. It was good to have a full kitchen. We like to eat together at home. My partner is a great cook. The room had a gas fireplace. Tables and chairs are sofa a bed, nightstands and really nice open big shower. Such a great space for the price. P town has gotten very expensive through the year. Clean and adequately ventilated. I needed something in the housekeeper. Was there in a jiffy. Communication five stars for check-in and information. All done on text. Thank you, Barbara and staff for making our weekend wonderful..

I stayed here for 2 nights and drove down to P-town from Boston in the dark. I arrived just before…read more9 pm and checked in and they had some complimentary pound cake! When I got to my room, it reminded me of an older style roadside motel motor lodge where you park and then walk to your room. But the parking lot is down a level so you have to walk up several steps to reach the rooms. The motor lodge building is one of several though. There are other buildings behind and to the side that surround a quad that has trees, gardens and chairs. My room was large and a little spare, but there was a curtain hanging off its rod so it looked a little sad. But the next morning I woke up and opened the blinds and saw how gorgeous the grounds were and suddenly looked much better (but I hope they fixed the curtain hanging off its rod.) There was complimentary breakfast in the lobby. As I walked down, I admired the landscaping, lots of flowering bushes and shrubs. The Inn is set high on a hill and so it is quite private. I also took a walk and the Inn is very close to the ocean. You can walk one way and walk into town, or go the other way and you are walking along sand dunes and the ocean. If you are looking for a special place to stay, you should consider staying here.

We came up for a wedding in Ptown last weekend and had chosen the Seaglass as it looked a little on…read moreits own, offering a nice pool, breakfast and a shuttle that ran into the center of town which was quite a walk away. When we checked in they said the shuttle service was out. No idea if and or when it might come back. It would have been helpful to know that ahead of time but we just walked a lot more than I thought we would. Being in our mid sixties we could handle it, except when my date wore her high heels to the rehearsal dinner and actual wedding ceremony. Ended up getting the pedi-cabs for those events. We lived. The actual room was ok, kind of like a renovated motel. The room had a funky mildewy smell that was so bad we had to open the front and bathroom windows in addition to running the ac. Bathroom was definitely clean but older looking. I think my parents had those same floor tiles in their bathroom in 1965. The pool was nice and the breakfast was ok. Yogurt, fruit cups, muffins and different flavors of quiches. People were all very welcoming.

This review is just for their happy hour. I'd love to stay here some time because the rooms look…read moreamazing, but since we get the same house every year, I don't know when I'll have the chance to be a guest. However, we do love to come here for happy hour! If you want the best view in all of Provincetown, this is where you should come. There are various seating areas outside and a decent selection of beers and wines for sale. It seems this place attracts kind and chill people and I've met so many friendly folks each time I've been here. The people who work here are the definition of hospitality. If you want a pleasant, memorable place for a couple of drinks in Ptown, you'd be hard pressed to do better than Land's End.

This hotel has a nice outdoor setting for drinks…read more You can get some wine or beer from the guy in a little window and then get a chair overlooking the water from high above. No food, just drinks. Many locals come here in the afternoon to admire the beautiful landscape and water views. There's a fire pit on the grounds as well. Relaxing, beautiful and a great place to hang out with friends. If you are walking, it is a steep climb to get here.

We have stayed here 3 years in a row now (24-26) and love the look, and location of Crowne Point…read moreInn. We rent a car and they have a small parking lot, but also have access to a nearby parking area. The Inn is made up of multiple buildings that are nestled together with easy access to the pool, spa and dining area. We always visit in the middle of June to enjoy the great weather, and the best part is sitting out by the pool to get sun and fresh air. Our rooms were always large king size rooms, each with a big bed, and decent bath. Rooms have a balcony with chairs to also sit and enjoy. It was nice to have breakfast daily, and that was one of my favorite amenities. I usually enjoyed an omelet, and usually coffee and a muffin. The Inn staff was friendly, but the housekeeping staff was kind of loud in the mornings yelling towards each other across to each other. With it's cental location, the Crowne Point Inn is perfectly located in Provincetown.

Warning: "Cute and Quaint" can sometimes mean "Old and Worn"...it certainly does for this hotel…read more In addition, the lack of follow through and honest communication with the staff was very saddening: especially as many reviews were so positive.

yet another great stay at The Somerset House Inn. we come here every July. Courtney, Jerome and all…read morestaff are wonderfully attentive. Definitely our home away from home. from the great breakfasts, to the evening happy hours and late nights on the patio the entire experience is warm and welcoming. looking forward to many more wonderful stays.

A wonderful inn. I first found this inn in January 2009 when I visited P-town with my girlfriend…read moreand our good friend. The owners at the time, Dan and Bob, were incredibly kind and lovely. They kept a fantastic inn! Fast forward to November 2025, my wife and visited once again for our anniversary. This time, we met the new owner, Courtney. She is amazing. She's friendly, a phenomenal cook, and she even helped with our bags! I have already begun planning my return to Somerset House Inn. I had a great time and walking down Commercial Street when its worry is frigid cold but really peaceful.

We have just come back from three glorious nights at Oyster Cove Inn where we stayed in the…read morebeautiful 3 bedroom apartment on the lower level of Sandy and Dick's lovely Wellfleet home. We had a perfectly stocked kitchen, living room, dining room, and sliding doors leading to outdoor sitting area overlooking the bay and a hammock for some lazy time taking in the fresh cape air. The apartment is very nicely furnished and each bedroom is quite comfortable. A short walk to the water where one can take a stroll ....nice hard sand to walk on. This is a gem of a place in a perfect spot with a delightful couple to make you feel at home. Also, loved being in the Wellfleet area with so many beautiful beaches, great restaurants, and beautiful vistas.

It was a great space however there was no separation between the main house and the living area…read morewhere the owners lived. The breakfast that was included was sub- par for it being included in the price. Lovely view of Wellfleet harbour.

Had an AMAZING stay here! Was our first time in Provincetown and wanted a place right in the center…read moreof the action. Pilgrim House has the historic New England charm we were seeking. The room was very clean and comfortable, but two things that really make Pilgrim House stand out: -incredibly warm and knowledgeable staff. We mentioned that we were looking for a good gluten free breakfast, and the person we were talking to (maybe the manager?) immediately rattled off a series of suggestions. The front desk went above and beyond storing our bags so we didn't need to lug them around all day both before checking in and after checking out. -the theater downstairs! I'm a bit of a homebody and it was raining and cold outside, so having performances literally forty feet away from my room was a godsend. A heads up that we could hear the live shows from our room- nothing that a set of earplugs can't fix if you're truly sensitive to sound. Definitely recommend this place for first timers to PTown- and I'll be booking here next time I go!

The one star review is for the showroom bar (and the bartender) only. Went and ordered a glass of…read morewine and a spritz. Both are on the show menu, so not asking for anything unusual. The Savignon Blanc was the color of an IPA beer and tasted worse. The Aperol Spritz was 90% Aperol, plus ice. Horrible. And to make matters worse, there is a 50% TIP button on the point of sale machine. Sure in a dark showroom, people can't read it well and press it! The most unacceptable experience in PTown of the season. Being August, you can do better. Avoid all drinks at the Pilgrim House shows!