Hotels near Provincetown Municipal - PVC, Provincetown

We have been to P'town many times in the past. The "scene" is different and ever changing. We like to go in early fall when the congestion is limited. We suggest the Point, Fanizzi's and Red Inn for evening dining. Drive 2 C the scenery at Race Point and North Truro. Take the dunes Jeep tour for a unique view of otherwise hard to access spots. Swing by the "airport", no access problems there. Plenty of window shopping of "unique" items.

Ptown has so much to offer. I love the shops and variety of restaurants. Tin Pan Alley is new favorite lunch spot. Sit out back with views of the bay and harbor. Provincetown Fudge factory has wonderful chocolates, their home made peanut butter cups are wonderful, as are their turtles and nut barks. I did the food and wine weekend sip and stroll where galleries offer wine tasting and viewing the artworks. Womencrafts is the place to go for books, pottery and jewelry by women authors /artists. There are always great entertainment choices in town such as comedy shows, drag shows, music and theater productions, etc. For outdoorsy activities, the Herring Cove and Race Point beaches are beautiful, biking is fun on trails through the dunes, and the Beech Forest Trail is a great 1-mile walk around a couple of picturesque ponds and through the beech tree forest. (If you're a fan of Mary Oliver's poetry, she walked there and wrote poems about the Beech forest).

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.