Harbor Hotel Provincetown

Very well updated hotel with all the amenities you would expect from a good hotel room. Happy Hour on Friday was great. Coffee was good at the main coffeemaker in hotel lobby. Fire pit was delightful at night. Beach right outside the room was beautiful both a t low tide and very swimmable at high tide

Loved the location right on the bay. Beautiful looking out the window and seeing the water. The free shuttle to town was a huge plus and the driver was so informative. We also loved walking to town. Peaceful and the scenery is gorgeous! Only a 25 minute walk. The room was nice with Beekman toiletries. Loved the morning yoga bayside. So relaxing! The coffee in lobby was delicious and plentiful!

The hotel is dog friendly and there is a beach across the road in front of the hotel. There is a nice private balcony and a fridge in the room. The room is nice and it was very quiet.

Location was right at the point where it wasn’t too long to walk into town. It took us about 30 mins, but we also enjoyed renting a scooter for 10 mins to get us back to the hotel ($~6.00 if you drive slowly), and taking the complimentary shuttle from the hotel when it was running from 3-9 pm. There’s also a city bus that gets you into town that runs until 1 am for $2pp. Driving in can be a bit treacherous because the street is narrow and filled with people, but parking in the lot is $4/hour. Plenty of ways to get where you need to go. We went into town every night, since there was so much to do (shows, bars, dinner, shopping, galleries, history of sex museum, etc). We frequented Rosie’s, because my daughter loved their nachos, but also found some equally delicious Chinese food off the main street. The property at the hotel is very well maintained.The pictures are exactly what you see. The rooms are not carpeted, but having lived in a house on the beach, the carpet quickly becomes a musty sand trap. You’d rather have concrete under your feet. WiFi, internet, and TV worked fine. The pool area is clean: there’s plenty of seating, including two hammocks, and club chairs around the 2 fire pits. When the weather was either rainy or cold, we enjoyed playing Jenga, ping pong and billiards in the rec room, or reading in the lobby, where you can purchase snacks or have complimentary tea and coffee. The bay is 10 steps from the property. You have to cross Commercial Street but you can either walk over some rocks or there are access points (stairs) with lounge chairs. At low tide I was able to walk far out on the beach and spot the most remarkable scallop shells. Wading in the warm water was tranquil.

Since it’s a long walk or drive to any market or food it would be nice if the pool bar hours were longer to service an early dinner. And while the coffee and small breakfast items were great, a more extensive breakfast would be amazing and a better use of all that dining space you have inside.