Hotels near Provincetown Municipal - PVC, Provincetown

I knew that going to Provincetown during the off-season would be a different experience than during the summer. I was beyond satisfied to dine well, do shopping, and interact with locals instead of fighting for a seat at a bar.

Absolutely loved this small artsy town. Bustling walkable streets with some great food, bar and shops lining the streets. Loved that it is accepting of all people and dogs. I look forward to when I can return again.

Provincetown was a great spot to visit. The shops are fun to browse in, fun entertainment, great food options and close to several beaches. Getting around you need to be attentive, lots of people on foot and bike. Parking app for the town was problematic.

The most exciting, yet relaxing place in the world (we have been all over the world too) Even if you just sit on a bench on Commercial Street you will be entertained all day. Beautiful, loving people, fabulous stores, restaurants to fill every taste and reasonable choices. Nightly shows are really great. Easy to get around with pedi cabs but if you can walk that's all you need.

It's my happy place. I love the diversity and history of Ptown, We climb the Ptown tower every time and I love the museum. I've done, Arts Dune tours, the regular trolley tours, seen shows. I want to go on the ghost town tour but I haven't been able to talk my son into it yet. I used to go bike riding in the dunes of the national seashore but haven't lately- I need to be there for a few more days to get that in as usually I'm concentrating on the shops. Getting around is not too hard; there is a free shuttle bus that goes up and down Bradford st and there are pedal bikes drivers that are fun. There are cabs as well but I would recommend Uber as they are less expensive, Favorite restaurant- Ross' Grill; favorite snack place- Grab and go (excellent smoothies) and Mama Matcha; favorite lunch- Boxed Lunch. There are sooo many shops- some are very touristy but if you head down either the east or west end there are many very unusual gems to shop in. Again- it's my happy place

It was so bad that we left a day early and gave up a night. The downstairs neighbor was throwing up all night and that was all we could hear. We are local and just wanted to go home because this hotel was bad. Clean but thin walls and you can hear everything. It is an old motel and they did not insulate when they renovated. It is a mile plus walk from Provincetown commercial street and you have to walk, or hire a pedi cab to get downtown. It seemed find at the beginning but it is very far and terrible walking on a small road with high speed traffic. I will never stay there again. I booked too late any my other choices were taken and that is why I stayed here and I regret it. I should have not gone to the Cape at all. Such a terrible experience.