Gay provincetown hotels

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The 200-year-old, New American-style blue and white building extends from the streets of downtown Provincetown up to Cape Cod Bay, and the homely atmosphere inside and on its back porch is palpable. The result of centuries of logging left the land partially barren, and it’s only in the past half-century that the former forest, now dunes, has started to recover thanks to federal protection.

During the day, there's a beach club with a sundeck and pool, whereas during the evening, the (in)famous Provincetown Tea Dance is held here. Guests can enjoy a continental breakfast every morning, including fresh baked goods and tea and coffee. Provincetown's famous 4th of July Circuit Party has all the trappings of Circuit, with cream-of-the-crop DJs playing the best tunes at banging pool parties.

Family Week – Queer families are the future…and the present.

Bringing together performers from Broadway to Provincetown itself, artists perform cabaret shows in venues across the city. Not to mention, it has over 65 wines to match your meal and a plethora of cocktails to enjoy while taking in the stunning view of the harbor below.

Relish – This quaint little no-nonsense cafe serves the best sandwiches in the city – as well as an array of naughty cakes, muffins and tarts for the sweet of tooth.

There's also a gay nudist part of the beach—aptly named “Boy Beach”—for those willing to walk a little bit further through the marshes.

Race Point – The second biggest beach in Provincetown is located right next to the airport, but this doesn't affect its beauty. Free Wi-Fi access is available. The Cape Cod National Seashore Beach is 4.8 km away.

Saki’s sushi is award-winning, and the wood-fired pizzas are freshly baked for your enjoyment. Some rooms have private balconies and guests have a choice of views, including an unobstructed beachfront view of Cape Cod bay. From 4-7 p.m., crowds pack the beachside hotel and outdoor space to start the evening off among friends with this iconic event that involves music, dancing, and a lot of drinking.

The tea dance is somewhat of a ritual in P-Town and a fabulous way to start any night out.

Atlantic House (A-House) – Lovingly referred to sometimes as the A-House, this nightclub has been running for over 40 years, and it’s fair to say it’s popular in the region—especially in the summer when the patio fills with hot guys swaying in the sea breeze to house DJs.

The club somehow manages to blend big club vibes with a nautical village town feel, which culminates in great fun. Some rooms feature a deck or patio overlooking the water.

Last-Minute Spontaneous Stays

Not a planner? Bikes come with a lock, helmet, and optional basket.

Gay Tours & Activities in Provincetown

The Anne Hutchinson Tour of Provincetown – See Provincetown from a viewpoint that most visitors never experience: through the eyes of the infamous 17th-century Anne Hutchinson on this walking tour.

It is located on Commercial Street, just steps away from shops, cafes, art galleries, and the historic Provincetown Harbor. Herring Cove Beach is 3.8 km away.