I am staying in number 2 Wharf Cottage right now. The manager Sarah is amazing- friendly but will…read moreleave you alone. I arrived late on Saturday and she found me Sunday morning reading in the sun on a lounge chair and said something like "oh you look so comfortable there, stay! I'll check you in whenever you are ready." That was just so nice as I was tired from traveling. The vibe is easygoing and full of kindness. Some guests that knew each other had had a celebration and we came back to PRL while they were having dessert. They offered us cake and ice cream and we sat and joined them! Poor Richard's Landing evokes the best of Provincetown - how the community welcomes and supports people. Straight couples, gay men, lesbian women, and trans and non-binary folx were all present during my week on the wharf. There is a shared gas grill, plus bicycles and locks, kayaks, life jackets, floaties, and beach chairs available. Cottage #2 is super cute with a bedroom with a view of the beach and MacMillan Pier, and a table and chairs with the same view in the living area. There is a single bed in the living room- with a trundle underneath! (I think you have to pay extra for a 4th person). No couch, but a cozy reading chair. Galley kitchen is very narrow with a half fridge but has everything you need. Bathroom has a sliding door and a nice hot shower. The toilet is right up against the wall so there's a little bit of maneuvering involved if you are, like me, a little overweight. There are heaters and fans to help control the temperature, and the bay breeze is wonderful. This is a GREAT PLACE. The dune shacks were originally built to help shipwrecked sailors who made it to shore- inside the shacks there was everything a sailor might need to survive- food, clean clothes, a bed- and in the same spirit Poor Richard's Landing is truly a safe harbor. I can't wait to come back.

My first visit to PTown and we stayed at the Perfect Place! Beautiful View! Easy walking to…read moreEverywhere! Clean, comfortable & romantic flat! The Inn Keepers have every amenity needed- barbecue, boats, floats and beach chairs! Oh yeah- did I mention backs on to the Bay with a super beach! A must place to stay! Thanks again Sarah! Anne, Peg & Alice

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.

My wife and I stayed here for our honeymoon several years ago. The experience was top-notch…read more Recently, we wanted a weekend off-season getaway, and, having good memories of the place, I booked a weekend stay. I am extremely conscientious about making appointments, reservations, and handling finances. I clearly specified the dates I wanted a reservation for. The "final confirmation" page before clicking the submit button showed the correct dates. A week prior to the arrival date I had requested, I received a welcome email, and a bit later, a text from one of the innkeepers stating that I should call if I expected to arrive after 8:30 PM. At the time, I thought, "great, I love it when people are prepared well in advance." I returned the text stating that I expected to arrive well before 8:30. This was all in the belief that everyone was on the same page - that this is all for the following weekend. But then I received a text stating that it was after 8:30 and that I should call the front desk, and that's when I said, "wait... what?" The innkeeper was obviously referencing that day, and not the following week. I replied with aforementioned "wait... what?" and also that I had made a reservation for the following weekend. In short, the rest of the communication process did not go well. It was clear to me that something went wrong with the reservation system. The innkeepers sounded offended at my suggestion that this was what had happened, and were a bit snobbish rather than engaging and helpful, as should be expected from a hospitality business. In the end, after a phone conversation, the inn decided to offer a refund, which was nothing more or less than the right thing to do. Ultimately, I'm not upset that an error occurred. That's part of life. I'm upset about their general attitude, and because of that, I'll not be returning to this otherwise lovely place under current ownership. My review is one star due to this experience, but because ultimately they did the right thing a la a refund, I'm adding a second star.

We have so many good memories at Aerie House, where we've been lucky enough to stay since 2012…read more Steve and Dave have always been the consummate hosts--two great guys who ran a truly top‑tier establishment with heart, warmth, and style. Wishing Steve and Dave all the best in whatever comes next. We will miss you and will always celebrate the wonderful place you created!

We stayed at Aerie House last April at the beginning of the season in room 6 - absolutely…read morephenomenal! The owners are amazing, and the house fulfilled every dream I had of a B&B in ptown. We'll definitely be back

We enjoyed everything about The Skiff...from its away from the fray location, to the fantastic view…read morefrom the Penthouse on the 3rd floor. This nightly/weekly rental takes pets and had none of the extra fees a lot of the other B and Bs require...you can come and go and not need to make any chit chat with any inn keepers! (unless you are looking for that) There is a fridge/micro/full oven/coffee maker/teapot so if you want to cook you can. But I would recommend going into Ptown to enjoy the food and the scene. But bring your Kindle and your smart phone so you can sit on the deck and read and listen to whatever music is your thing and just relax! We will be back for sure:)

The design is chic, the staff is super nice, and the location is unbeatable. My problem was getting…read morestuck with the corner room on the first floor for 5 nights. It was like a tiny dark dungeon on full display. (Great if that's your thing!) Plus, my shower, while stylish, always ran out of hot water and the room got freezing when the September temps dipped below 60 at night. I'm fine with the slut-adjacent communal vibe and for the price, I suppose it was good value.

Very warm ,rustic , & cozy walk down memory lane. You feel like you're back in the 1950's Very…read moreprofessional, skilled, & warm staff. Super renovations. Underrated class you can afford.

Love.this.place. We had the biggest room which came with a parking spot on the property, room 12…read more It was beautifully decorated, comfy king size bed with lots of cozy pillows. The bathroom was huge and shower was refreshing. All the amenities are included, frig, hair dryer, iron etc. All of the staff was courteous and kind. They provide a very generous 24 hour coffee, or tea station loaded with lots of goodies. The property is stylish and well maintained. An outdoor patio with attractive seating is also available. It's also perfectly located to Commercial street where all the fun restaurants, shops and bars are. A 2 minute walk, you're in the middle of all the action, yet far enough away for relaxation as well. Thank you Spooky for the hospitality we hope to be able to visit again. Great place, I highly recommend!

Loved the location and the room. It was perfect for an enjoyable weekend in P-town. Highly…read morerecommend.

We had Sanibel Island booked since July after returning from Puerto Rico. We had airfare, hotel,…read morethe works set. Then came the Florida hurricane predictions and cancelled our trip. Thankfully, we got full credit for both flights and hotel. But the beach itch was real, so we decided on a road trip. Tried Rehoboth Beach- sold out, tried Dewey Beach, also sold out. My non-Yelp husband, chose the Cape. Don't be fooled by the "hotel" in the name. It's got a fresh coat of paint, some funky furniture and a trendy vibe, but peel that onion and... it's still a motel. That said, our room had perks: bay views across the street, two bathrooms, a decent living room, broom+dustpan, iron+ board and other basics. There's complimentary tea and coffee in the lobby area and a pantry filled with snacks for sale. The grounds are kept clean and there's a bonfire we enjoyed in the evenings when the Cape's temps got cool. And a complimentary yoga sess that my body just needed to reset. However, our blanket had like small, old (blood?) spots, mushy pillows and a security bar that practically fell off the wall every time I tried to lock the door. Harbor H. is put together nicely and the lobby has a solid coastal feel. Service was great and shoutout to Shawn & Maurice at the desk for their super welcoming energy. The nightly rate was insane. But mid-August, last-minute, A LOT of Ptown's B&Bs and hotels are booked, with everyone and their great-grandmother traveling- I get it. For the 4 nights we paid, we expected wayyy more.

Our room was located directly in front of the pool entrance, and every time the gate opened or…read moreclosed it made a loud, constant noise that made it impossible to relax and they played very loud music all day. The room didn't appear to have been properly cleaned--the floor was sandy and dirty upon arrival. The amenities were good though. Great pool and fireplace area and commuting downtown by bus was incredibly easy. I wish they served breakfast in the hotel though.

We had a weekend away here and are raring to go back! Overall it's a very cozy, relaxing spot in…read morePTown, and is a great value. The location was perfection, basically in the center of town, but offset from the main street enough that nearly no noise reaches the Inn. We stayed in the Crow's Nest, which is a relatively small room but it was impeccably clean and very comfortable. The highlight of the room itself was the shower, surprisingly luxurious feeling. There were plenty of other amenities available. We took advantage of the breakfasts and parking spots, but I know they also had bikes available, as well as a little patio/garden that seems like it would be lovely in warmer weather. To top it off, Chip's pastries are *absolutely divine*, we were sneaking more of them all day long. There were also plenty of dogs around all weekend long. I would not recommend this spot, or the town in general, to someone not comfortable with dogs, but I had a ball :)

We are so pleased with the Secret Garden Inn. The house and our room were equally charming and Chip…read more& David couldn't have been nicer hosts. We were shocked at how quiet the house is while literally only one block from Commercial Street. It's very convenient to all of the shops, restaurants, and nightlife. The faucets, shower, and amenities are top-notch and have a luxury feel to them. The breakfast was tasty and saved us a bundle (P-Town is not known for inexpensive dining). The hosts were helpful with offering suggestions and recommendations. We also enjoyed meeting the other guests from around the world. What's not to love about this place? We can't wait to come back and we will DEFINITELY stay here!

A fabulous, cozy, no-frills, salt-of-the earth guesthouse. Steps from shopping, food, beach…read more.. situated on the western end of town. Continental breakfast available in the mornings as is GOOD coffee. Austin is a treasure, a convivial and helpful innkeeper who will make your stay easy and comfortable. I can't wait to stay there again!

A home away from home!!! These owners helped to make this a GREAT WEEKEND!!! The owners of this…read moreB & B are SO welcoming. They are warm and made me feel like I've been friends with them for years. The bed was SO comfortable and they are located in a great spot!!! I would definitely stay again.