Provincetown's streets are lined with bed-and-breakfast guesthouses and inns and motels, and in the six weeks from mid-July to Labor Day every room in every one will be rented.

Outside of that time you have a chance of finding a room by arriving in town by late morning or early afternoon. Use this handy Hotel Search Box to find a room:

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A special note is in order concerning credit cards. Demand for services can be so great here that many hotels and restaurants do not accept credit cards. As they get all the business they want anyway, they choose not to bother with the extra expense, delay, and paperwork that cards entail.

Also, most lodging places require some minimum stay during the peak season period, usually from three or four days (at least, on weekends) to a full week. And you won't be able to fudge it: You'll probably have to pay the full amount for your stay when you check in.

When you set out to hunt for accommodations, or to find your reserved room, remember that P-town is about 3 miles long (5 km) from one end of Commercial Street (the main street) to the other.

West End Guesthouses and Inns
The quaint, picturesque character of Provincetown is best expressed in its small inns and guesthouses. The West End—west of MacMillan Wharf, that is—has the richest concentration of guesthouses.

Many are really inns, carefully restored with lots of guest rooms, some luxury features, and moderate to high prices.

Others are mom-and-pop establishments, simple and unpretentious, at very reasonable bargain rates.

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