The room itself felt dirty and poorly maintained. There was sand and debris collected in the corners, and in the bathroom there was brown humidity residue mixed with dust clinging to the bottoms of the exposed pipes near the ceiling. Pieces of trim or molding were also missing from the walls, which added to the generally neglected feeling of the room.
The two beds were also completely different in terms of comfort: one was extremely soft, while the other was much firmer.
The Provincetown Inn is clearly a historic building, and there is definitely charm to it. I also understand from the hotel’s responses to other reviews that the property has changed ownership and that they are working on updating and improving different areas. That is understandable, but if rooms are still in this condition while that work is underway, charging rates approaching $500 per night is very difficult to justify.
For what we paid for two nights, the condition of the room and the overall experience simply were not worth it. I really wish we had stayed somewhere else.
































