Land's End Inn

We travel over 3,500 miles to enjoy this gem in Provincetown. My wife and I love it here. The service is attentive without being over the top, and nothing seems like too much trouble. They even understand English tea. It’s just what you need for a properly relaxing break.

We didn’t stay overnight, but we’ll book here for our next very special occasion. The Land’s End Inn looks magnificent from outside, and the stained glass in the lamps and windows is lovely once the lights come on across Provincetown. It feels like an institution you shouldn’t miss on a visit. We had a phenomenal time at the Chalice bar. Drinks were a bit expensive, but that’s Ptown. The local tea dance runs from 4 to 8, Thursday through Sunday in summer. As the sun sets, little bunnies come bouncing out while you sip wine by the fireplace. Great work, especially Trevor and Ed!

This is a beautiful hotel with nice people running it and working at the desk. It’s very expensive, and getting downtown means a lengthy walk, with no shuttle. There’s no pool, the ceilings are low, and there are lots of steps inside and outside. The continental breakfast is basic but good. There aren’t coffee pots in the rooms, which is a problem if you need to leave early and drive for hours before finding somewhere open for coffee.

We’d come back in a heartbeat. Our room was perfect, everyone we met was lovely, and we especially enjoyed the afternoon wine and snacks. We absolutely loved the Land’s End Inn.