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.

The roaches at this place were UNBELIEVABLE!!! I walked in and legit saw 5 looking back at me,…read morewent to the owner to say hey, this isn't acceptable, and THEY told me to get f#cked!!! I went and stayed at the Red Roof Inn down the road a piece, and we all know how gross those are. I'd rather have a sister in a wh@re house than stay at this roach infested, rat crawling maggot filled $hit hole

Dismayed & Disappointed by the Tucker Inn…read more We wish we could report that, after many summer stays in Provincetown at a variety of Bed and Breakfast inns, that our experience at this first stay at the Tucker Inn was a pleasure. Based on its reviews and marketing, we hoped that we could add another glowing review once we returned home. What follows is not what we hoped to report. Unfortunately, we were not prepared to - at an average of $415 per night (fee and taxes included) - (a) to feel from the outset that we were intruders and not guests, (b) to stay in a room that did not feel clean, and (c) to eat off of dirty dishes and utensils. Level of Hospitality - Low and sometimes, off-putting: The initial greeting from main innkeeper upon our arrival at check in was ambivalent, at best. Actually, she made us feel as though our arrival was disturbing her from whatever she was doing - and we never were presented with any greeting or sense of "welcome to the Tucker Inn" when we arrived. Most times over the five nights stay, we did not feel particularly welcome guests of the inn. The general attitude of the innkeeper made us feel uncomfortable and intrusive in the space. * Example 1: There is a selection of breakfast foods buffet style but on two occasions we asked for "eggs any style". At least one of these times, the host asked why we don't just eat the eggs with scallions that were put out daily. She seemed bothered by having to fulfill a request to make eggs that did not include scallions. * Example 2: Apparently each Saturday there is a social hour at 5 PM. But nowhere is there any sign to indicate this, so that guests can arrange to attend. And we only found out around 10 AM the day of when the host tossed out, "You know there's a social tonight." Well, we did not know and then had to pry the other details to be in the know. * Example 3: One morning at breakfast, a new face was among the guests. But it was not until several minutes of conversation and us asking, 'where are you from', that the gentlemen finally owned up to being an owner. It felt like we were part of an episode of "Undercover Boss" and, frankly, we have never had an inn owner not introduce himself from the moment of meeting. It felt disingenuous for the proprietor of a hospitality establishment. * Example 4: Every other inn we have stayed at keeps, at a minimum, fresh water available in the common area and most replace water in the room daily. This was not the case with the Tucker Inn. And even if we asked for replacements, we have already shared that any reasonable request felt like an intrusion of the host. * Example 5: The inn was mainly accommodating males during our stay and it was during the first four of five days we experienced this feeling of inconveniencing the host. Curiously on Day five, a group of mainly women arrived and we witnessed an openness and spirit from the host towards them that we, as paying guests, would have appreciated receiving. This gives us even more uncomfortable pause if we read into these dynamics.* *It bears distinguishing that the other two servers at the inn were more engaging and did not seem to mind the few basic requests we had. Cleanliness: It became apparent from the first meal and for each one after that any time we needed a bowl, plate, piece of silverware, mug, or drinking glass, we should expect to search through at least three or four before we might find one that did not have residual food or sediment caked on it. Is offering clean dishware that challenging? Also, the areas where food was presented could have appeared much cleaner. The room smelled somewhat musty when we entered. I cannot say if we got accustomed to it or if it subsided; but musty was the first impression, certainly. And the towels had a number of stains on them, as well. Photographs versus reality: We offer kudos to the Inn for having a good photographer with the ability to use wide angles and bright lights to mask the reality of spaces and lighting. This is one area where we can agree this is a fairly common practice in the industry. But, as is often common in the industry, the room was nowhere as specious or accommodating as the photos could lead one to believe. In summary - while previous reviews may have enjoyed their stay at the Tucker Inn - and these are the reviews we relied heavily upon when selecting the inn - ,for the avoidance of doubt , we were quite disappointed and believe we should share our experiences with our friends and family and social media outlets. It is with great regret that we cannot recommend this inn to anyone visiting Provincetown.

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.

This antique bed and breakfast is so cute. The host Shannon is fabulous. She is always ready with…read morerecommendations for where to eat or what shows to see. She has the tea on the good and bad and the funny. I stayed in the Eleanor room, And shared a bathroom with other guests. But it was always clean. My travel friends stayed in two of the bigger rooms downstairs.we had the best vacation!

The Penny House Inn & Spa has been under new ownership since June 2012 and the people who own and…read morework here are so sweet, nice and friendly. I found them extremely accommodating and easy to talk to. From the moment we checked in, at breakfast, throughout the day and when we checked out, every interaction was calm, caring, engaging and thoughtful. I found a great deal for the Penny House on Living Social and was so glad that I purchased it and went to visit. Upon entering, the atmosphere was clean, stylish and very comfortable. I was extremely impressed (except that the artwork in the living room was not my taste at all- but that's a personal thing) Otherwise, the layout was large and felt really spacious, there were lots of windows letting in plenty of natural light. Because we were there during the off-peak season we had a choice of rooms and chose to stay in the Captains Quarters which was UNREAL!!! Talking to the new owners, I know they are planning on updating all the rooms but as it was, we were extremely happy. We completely fell in love with this room. Full of old world charm, dark wood panelling, dark rustic wood beams, 4 post king sized bed! The room had comfortable chairs, fireplace, separate bathroom and the most unbelievable spa tub I have ever soaked in. We made sure to use the tub every night we were there, especially after our day of hiking around Provincetown on the beach and in the dunes. So good for sore muscles. The breakfasts were great! We were served homemade granola, yogurt, eggs, bacon and either waffle or pumpkin pancakes and everything was so tasty. There were also cookies and scones complimentary and you could help yourself to tea or coffee throughout the day. I felt so at home here, I didn't want to leave. The last day that I was there, I treated myself to 90 min massage in their amazingly beautiful spa. I had a great treatment and I am extremely picky. (this is coming from a fellow Licensed Massage Therapist) Janet really did a great job working specific points and areas of my body to release tension while giving a fantastic overall relaxation treatment. The spa itself is beautiful, the owner told me it's the first thing they renovated when the purchased the Penny House in June. It's tastefully decorated in a modern yet calming style, the colors and decor are warm and soothing, with another beautiful jet tub, two massage tables, a fire place and great amenities. I'm already trying to plan my next visit to Penny House Inn & Spa- I can't wait to go back and relax, hopefully for more than just two nights next time.

My wife and I had a wonderful stay. Joey and the staff could not have been nicer. We will try and…read moreget back there again this summer. To top it all off there is Luna. They don't come any friendlier!

Wonderful B&B - Can't Wait to Go Back!…read more There are SO many reasons why this charming inn has risen to the very top of my favorite Provincetown Inn's. I truly think that the top distinguishing factor is that the Swiss owners, Dan and Daniel - are extremely hands on and have supervised every last detail to make this Inn sheer perfection. First of all - by square footage - their rooms are highly comparable to most inn's in the area - and even a bit bigger than many for the price. Size doesn't tell the whole story - of course. Their rooms are immaculately clean - so lovely and smartly designed - with ample storage space throughout. The color scheme is warm and modern. Their linens are lux Turkish cotton. Each room has smart controls for temperature - and come with a ceiling fan for extra versatility. The fixtures and hardware in the rooms - and throughout the Inn - feel substantial and elegant. The artwork and little touches throughout the Inn are charming, elegant and invocative of the Cape. Breakfasts are served in their terrific dining room. Guests can take their breakfast back to their room or eat in the dining room or outside on the lush patio with other guests. Their outdoor patio is a lovely setting, with substantial, inviting seating, delightful bistro lighting. Beach towels are provided, and sun screens are gratis and readily available for selection / guest use. So many thoughtful touches. Ample European style breakfasts consisted of three types of cereals, two homemade breads, three homemade fruit spreads, fresh fruits (strawberries, blueberries, pineapple, bananas, apples, etc.), nuts, prunes, yogurts, fresh milk and cream, juices, eggs, fresh cooked pastries, cheeses and meats, wonderful teas and amazing Jura coffee (one of the best machines in the world ... from Switzerland). I felt so energized after each breakfast - and Provincetown takes energy ... walking, exploring, shopping. This Inn was so conveniently located as well - steps away from Commercial Street ... and steps away from Bradford. If I needed any items ... I could easily walk to Far Lands or the little convenience shop off of Commercial. On-site parking was so easy - and Dan and Daniel were always around to coordinate arrivals and departures. And unlike some Inn's - the hosts didn't disappear during the day time. They were on-site, hands-on, and exceptionally warm and welcoming. I unequivocally recommend this Inn and give it my highest rating. I also can't wait to book my return trip.

My wife and I return each year to The Benchmark and always leave refreshed and happy. From Daniel…read moremeeting us at The Ferry for a pick up and drive across town to the great restaurant choices and reservations he makes, everything is terrific. Daniel and Dan (plus Don) are terrific hosts and have a great knowledge of the town. Their recommendations of where to go are an added benefit. We stay in the Penthouse and the room is immaculate with stunning views from our balcony. Breakfast in the garden is an added treat. Daniel always greets us at the Pier by saying, "Welcome Home", and we have always felt at home here. Can't wait to return !

My boyfriend and I rode our bikes from Boston to Provincetown and after 140 miles of riding were…read moreabsolutely thrilled to have landed at the Elephant Walk Inn. Jeffrey, the host, greeted us warmly and we instantly felt at home. Entering the Inn, we were impressed by its intimate charm. The place is meticulously up kept and has been beautifully renovated. Jeffrey goes to great lengths to make your stay pleasant. In the evenings there is complimentary wine (again a welcome site after a day of biking) and in the morning Jeffrey makes the most wonderful breakfast- home baked delicacies, fruit, juice, yogurt. It's beyond the normal continental breakfast. The Inn is perfectly located. One block of the main drag. Close enough to it all but with a little bit of distance so that at the end of the night, you feel like you are off to your own private retreat away from the craziness of Ptown. Our room was absolutely perfect. Everything was so well considered- from the furniture, to the colors and the amenities. The space was flooded with soft daylight diffused by the trees outside the window. The bathroom was spotless, also had a window, and although it was small it was totally sufficient. Jeffrey is a wonderful host. He will give you great advice about ptown and point you to the best beaches and food spots. Every guest in the place seemed to love him, not to our surprise. We can't wait to go back, we feel like this is our little place in ptown!

I love to stay here for summer ! It is clean and comfortable and very convenience to town center…read more Free parking also!

My favorite guesthouse in Provincetown! Very centrally located, two blocks from the wharf and a…read moreblock from Commercial Street (Where most restaurants, galleries, shops and bars are located), the main house has 10 or so beautifully decorated rooms, somewhat private baths and some with shared baths. Stunning artwork all over! The two "cottages" in the back are really more like very tastefully decorated condominiums, secluded from the street. To top it off, there is parking on site, a true rarity in Provincetown. And Don, the owner and host, is super nice. Can't recommend it highly enough!

Spacious, comfortable, tucked away, John Randall House is all that and more. Great location, easy…read moreto walk to anyplace in Provincetown. We stayed in the Serenity Cottage 2 and had our own parking space around the back. The cottage was well appointed with a full kitchen and dining area, cozy living room, large updated bathroom and enormous bedroom. Air conditioned and super clean, this was a fantastic place to stay. Pet friendly and ultra clean is hard to come by. We are neat freaks and always leave a place we have stayed in as it was when we arrived. The gorgeous bouquet of fresh flowers and basket of beach towels were beautiful touches. The private gated front porch was perfect for morning coffee with our dog and evening cocktails as well. If there was one thing to complain about, and you will see this is really reaching, the toiletries didn't include a mini hair conditioner or a lotion. -we forgot to bring our own so I was being hopeful it would be supplied. But honestly there's a CVS less than a block away and Far Land Provisions for food, snacks, and supplies so it was totally fine. The bed was a touch small since my husband is a big guy, but it was so comfortable-not like any other place we have stayed. Really great mattress and pillows!! Don was responsive and lovely. He never bothered us at all but was attentive if needed. It was a truly perfect stay. You can't get much better than this.

I just spent last weekend at this wonderful hotel. So fun! Tim at the front desk was the…read moreconsummate host, very welcoming vibe all around the place. My favorite part was a great singer at the grand piano in the lobby, Saturday night. Fun party just walking through! Adorable coffee/breakfast area in a round room with a Chihuly-looking chandelier. And tons of furnished patio space outside, on three levels, for reading or relaxing outside. The location perfect, super close to the tower and docks and all the fun stuff on Commercial Street, Lots of people on weekend nights but it wasn't hard to sleep. Excellent windows and comfy beds. And ear plugs on the side table, lol. (And OUR room overlooked the central patio area, where the STAGE is) I love this place so much, I want to bring my grown up kids for a Summer Weekend, at this exact hotel, next year.

I recognize this place is important for the community... however I felt offended by NINE DOLLAR…read moreWATER. It is dangerous and predatory. Also said I couldn't leave with the water can? Doesn't sit right with me, "Doesn't make sense" - my partner.