Waited ten minutes. Not one person came over to ask if I needed anything. I' willl bring my hard…read moreearned Ed money elsewhere. I used to love this place. They were horrible. The waiter I asked for menu. Than he's taking the couple next to me his bill. The guy on the right said to the waiter I thought you were going to take her order. The waiter said no. Never said can I bring you water or would you like to order. I asked the guy clearing tables if I could order. He said he would bring the guy over. No guy. I told the oriole there I waited over ten minutes and left. Really crappy service

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 hostel was great! I have stayed in many hostels in Europe, but this was the first one I have…read moretried out in the U.S. It is run by a family and each member of the family is sweet and welcoming. They even make you pancakes in the morning! The hostel is a great building- a former coastguard station and is just a short walk from a beautiful Truro beach. I would definitely recommend taking a car here though, because the location of the hostel is somewhat off of the beaten path. With a car, you can easily get the Provincetown in about ten minutes and explore National Seashore Beaches, great restaurants, boutiques and art galleries. Definitely check this out for a recession-friendly summer vacation!

Female travelers STAY AWAY from this hostel. The manager entered the female dorm twice without…read moreknocking or announcing himself. Inappropriate and unprofessional are some of the nicest things I can say. This USED to be a terrific place.

Pre covid review: Came with some friends for a weekend trip and this hostel is one of the cutest I…read morehave ever stayed in. I'm not sure how it would be come winter, because there are a ton of windows, but it was nice at the start of fall. Easy to walk to bars and restaurants, and the staff have great recommendations.

My favorite accommodation in Hyannis. It's extremely cheap, very clean, and they have free…read morecontinental breakfast from 8-10AM, with free coffee and tea all day. The bathrooms were really clean and modern, all of them were beach themed. The rooms were very welcoming, clean and spacious, even though they were dorm-style bunks. The receptionist who works during the day was so nice, she helped me plan out my trip. They also update their blackboard in the lounge downstairs with the weather and the events that are happening for that day, so you can always check it out in the morning when you wake up. They have wifi and good security. I would stay here again when I'm ever in the area!

Just got a cancellation email for my room at the end of the month. Trying calling, number not…read moreworking. Seems like the building was sold in March 2023 and is closed. Glad I saw the email or I would have showed up and had no room.

So I'm not particularly the earth's greatest planner. After a last minute and sudden whirlwind move…read moreto Massachusetts literally August 1st, I decided this was a great opportunity to take my GF to Cape Cod for her birthday on August 8th. NBD. I make last minute decisions regularly, including hotel reservations. Classically the first time I really looked into making reservations was August 7th, for the weekend of August 10th. As it turns out, if you're trying to stay in CC in the literal prime of summer on the weekend every last place (essentially) is going to be booked up unless you have your shit together and figure it out in advance. Your last option is to stay in a complete dump for about $400 a night. Anyways, Moffett House Inn was for some reason available for a somewhat reasonable price 3 days in advance. There would have to be gold rimmed toilet seats with automatic wiping for me to shell out the kind of cash I mentioned above. Without much research, but not much expectation, we arrived to MHI. We had trouble finding it actually as it is in a corridor off the main street. There is no parking but a few lots around. The place itself is in a really great location, probably 2 min walk from that main street and all of the good shit in ptown. It's probably another 5 min to the beach from the street. Our room was on top of an extremely narrow and steep staircase that scared the shit out of me (stairs scare me in general for some reason, maybe related to heights). Good luck traversing that shit in a drunken stupor. We shared the floor (and unfortunately the bathroom) with 3 other rooms. There wasn't much of an issue showering when we wanted to and nobody took a stinky doody thankfully. The staff were nice and available when we arrived to take us to the room. Overall this is a good option if you're strapped for cash and want a central location. I might be a bit bougie next time if surrounding hotel availability permits.

A lovely 4 day stay. The views breathtaking, even mesmerizing…read more Polite and helpful staff. Ty Matthew and Jacynth. Delicious free coffee. I left satisfied but unfortunately left my digital camera in the room. It was found by housekeeper Bridget T. She handed it over to Kimoy W. Kim is who you will meet at the front desk. Great customer service was delivered by Kimoy. She boxed that camera and made sure it got back to me via FedEx. Kim, you recognized what kind of camera that was and took care. Thank you. And Bridget.... . honestly grateful. Thanks to you too. I want all to know just what kind of service they can expect at the Provincetown Inn.

Such a nice place. Beautiful rooms, beautiful view. Restaurant and bar inside and outside. Gorgeous…read morescenery and view . Highly recommend!

Excellent location, beautiful & clean room and polite staff. I had an awesome weekend in p-town and…read morestayed at Beaconlight Guest House for several days. The bathroom was really nice, with Burt's bees products - totally stocked with cute toiletries. The bathroom door was a little loud when you shut it, and I was worried I woke up the whole house when I shut it. Parking was very tight, but p-town is really packed and there isn't much space. They have beach towels at the front door, which was very helpful! I had a wonderful experience and would return in a heart beat.

WARNING! DON'T STAY HERE. I've traveled a lot in my life and this was, hands down, the RUDEST, and…read moreyes I can say borderline ABUSIVE, service from the owner, that I've ever seen in my life. Anywhere in P-town has to be better than this. If you're having a hard time finding availability, please check out the local website www.ptown.org for last minute availability anywhere else. Please read the other reviews here stating similar about the owners treatment of guests. They are true! My story: Availability was very limited online for places in P-town for that weekend so I booked online at www.hoteltonight.com and paid $485 for one night to stay in a tiny, old room that barely fits a queen bed without squeezing by with your suitcase. That wasn't even the problem though. I booked for three people and the reservation wouldn't even confirm the type or size of room until I got there! When I did get there with my husband and 21 year old niece after traveling for 5 hours the unfriendly, snooty, person( who I had to figure out was the owner bc he did not introduce himself) told me the room I was paying almost $500 for could not accommodate three people so one of us would have to find another place to stay! He was very condescending about it as well and not helpful at all. He walked away rolling his eyes. He told us to leave our bags under a piano in the living room, unsecured, find another place for my niece and come back in a couple hours if I still wanted to stay there. I would have cancelled entirely but he would only let me get a refund if he could rebook the room and it was already afternoon on a Saturday. I had to go on the local website to find a last minute cancellation for my niece and pay another $350 for her to stay there by herself. The worst part was that when my husband and I returned to our room to get ready to go out. I took a shower in the tiny bathroom only to have a very loud fire alarm start blaring when I was in there. I got out of the shower dripping wet to hear someone yelling and pounding on our room door. It was scary because I was stuck in the bathroom trying to grab a towel and figure out what was going on. My husband answered the door and one of the owners was yelling very loudly that we need to open the window in the bathroom when we shower or not use hot water(?!) because the fire alarm placed outside of the bathroom door was sensitive and if we dared to touch it to turn it off, we would be in violation of fire code laws in the area! What?? First, we didn't even touch the fire alarm, we thought the blaring noise was coming from outside of our room. The very nasty owner proceeds to drag a chair over to service the alarm while I was peeking out of the bathroom dripping wet. Both my husband and I were shocked at his tone and arrogance. After his drama, we hurried to get ready just to get out of there for the evening. I couldn't use the only mirror that was in the bathroom because opening that door would set off the fire alarm again. We were going to stop in the shared kitchen area downstairs before leaving to grab a bottled water but saw that the owners were sitting at the kitchen table drinking a bottle of wine. It was very awkward and uncomfortable to walk in there so we just left. You feel like you are intruding on their home, not a paying hotel guest. The place is old looking and very cluttered. It looks more like a dusty hostel or a crazy cat lady's house rather than a boutique guest house, especially for the price. The shower floor was filthy dirty upon arrival (see pic I posted). The next morning we left there as early as possible feeling robbed of our $$. On a side note, the place I found for my niece for $350 was called "The Lotus" and was on the Main Street where all the shops are. The room was way bigger, way cleaner and the staff was very friendly! I wish we all could've stayed there but that was the only room they had left.

I stayed here for a night and I got amazing value for what I paid for: The hostel is located in the…read moreheart of Downtown Boston near Chinatown and Faneuli Hall and other historical locations. Boston is an incredibly walkable city, and aside from the JFK Library, I was impressed at how close the hostel was to so many iconic locations: Beacon Street, the Commons, City Hall, and the Boston Public Library, just to name a few. I loved how I didn't need a car to get to any of those locations, because everything was walking distance. The hostel itself was outstanding. I loved that for guests, there's a dedicated floor for pool, hanging out, a kitchen area to eat and cook, etc., but I also loved the daily activities they had for guests: On the night I stayed, they had a drinks mixer to meet people, and I got to meet people from Peru, Germany, New Jersey, Australia, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, and other places. We did a bar crawl based on availability and who the staff knew and had relationships with. The staff took us to the bar where the Founders planned the Boston Tea Party. As a guy who loves history and reads about history and travels to places for its historical sites, there was genuinely nothing cooler than being to go get a drink at the same bar where our Founders planned to throw tea into the Harbor. I have to warn people that I thought about bringing a lock before my stay, but I didn't. The front desk has locks for $8 in case you need something. The bathrooms were well maintained, and the bathrooms had soap and shampoo. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a place where the staff will facilitate ways for you to meet people and hang out.

This place rocks, overall. The staff are top notch, the outings and events super fun, the huge…read morekitchen is pretty well equipped, and the accommodations are clean, comfortable, and offer a modicum of privacy. There are numerous common areas in this spacious, sprawling site, and the few downers (washers really need servicing, the iron didn't heat at all) but most hostels I've stayed in this year didn't even offer these amenities; you were totally on your own regarding where and when to wash clothes, etc. I thoroughly recommend and would stay again.

My husband and I stayed at AWOL right after our wedding in September. It was a little 2 night mini…read moremoon for some relaxation and decompression. The room was beautiful and we loved the breakfast and great coffee they offered in the morning. The people working at the front desk were so sweet and fun to chat with. We also loved the smores by the fire at night. Such a nice place, a bit off the beaten path and a bit pricey, but it was nice and a good option if you intend to be away from the commotion.

Really great stay here a couple weeks ago. The view is incredible and the pool was so nice! Super…read moreclose to beaches and pretty close to town. The rooms are cozy and pretty comfortable, the view definitely makes them. The staff were very accommodating, an umbrella on top of our room was making lots of noise in the wind, and when we reported it to the staff they immediately took care of it. Cant wait to come back, hopefully in the summer!

Not sure about the awful reviews but my husband and I thought the owner was very nice. We stay at…read morethis hotel every summer and my kids absolutely love it. We love that the beach is just steps away from our room. We can walk right next door and get alcoholic drinks to enjoy on the beach. There use to be jet ski rentals but unfortunately that's no longer available but they do have parasailing a couple times during the summer. My kids love the pool, it's heated too! There's a nice kitchenette inside the room with dishes and cups. I absolutely recommended this place, can't beat the location!

I will give this hotel 2 stars because it is a perfect location right on the beach and the upgraded…read morerooms are very nice with half kitchens, but the women who is the management or owner of this place will make your stay a living hell. My fiance and I visited our parents staying here last year when we were first approached by her screaming we could not visit hotel guests amenities were for paying guests only and we would be towed if we did not move our car. This year we booked our own room for the weekend (the penthouse mind you) and my parents booked their own room and we were treated the SAME way as the women who wrote the review above. Pounding on the door at 9pm accusing us of sneaking guests into the room and being disruptive when we were only enjoying dinner and some laughs on the patio. Ridiculous and unprofessional I will never give this place my business again!