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The Boatslip Resort
161 Commercial St
Provincetown, MA 02657
Nightly Rates: ($210.00 - $270.00)
3 Star
Be Yourself at our Alternative Resort - Whether in town for the day or staying with us for a vacation- the Boat slip Resort has tons of ways to relax- unwind- and meet new friends. During the summer season- our Oceanfront Pool Deck is open daily to both hotel guests and the public. Enjoy our pool- sun cots and delicious outdoor deck-side grill. Aft More...
Eastwood At Provincetown
324 Bradford St
Provincetown, MA 02657
3 Star
Our Resort is comprised of 33 units studios and one bedrooms with kitchens and full baths. The Resort is open late March/early April to the beginning of December. Weekly rates for Saturday to Saturday Stays. Eastwood is located in the East End of beautiful historic Provincetown at the tip of Cape Cod. Professional courteous service with great roo More...
Dexters Inn
6 Conwell St
Provincetown, MA 02657
3 Star
Dexters Inn is located in beautiful and historic Provincetown on the outer reaches of Cape Cod. Our Provincetown inn is steeped in Provincetown history and represents a favorite destination for travelers from around the world year in and year out. Located in the heart of downtown Provincetown just a short walk to Commercial Street shops restaurants More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near MassachusettsWhile in Massachusetts, you might enjoy a visit to: Forty feet tall, with a concession stand built inside. Wax figures in basement dioramas chronicle witch history and hysteria across Essex County. The Witch Dungeon Museum features a live witch trial -- a most entertaining presentation of justice -- right where it all happened back in 1692. A hideous food disaster, though the historic marker doesn't do much to recreate the moment. |