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Nine rooms and a long breakfast, looked after lightly.

If the lamp is on, we’re up.

Open May to October. Booking opens February 1.

Book direct

Quiet rooms, long mornings.

Nine rooms, one good porch. Fewer rooms, better mornings.

Open May to October. Two-night minimum in season.

Old hand-tinted postcard: Provincetown railroad wharf by moonlight, sailboats on the harbour, a full moon over the water
Provincetown’s railroad wharf by moonlight, a postcard from about 1915–1930. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

Nine rooms and one patient staircase.

Plan of the nine rooms: rooms 1 to 3 on the ground floor beside the parlor, breakfast room and kitchen, the good porch in front; rooms 4 to 9 upstairs around the landing and the closet with the towels

Where you’ll sleep. Concept, not to scale.

  1. A room with a view of the harbor, and no hurry to leave it.

  2. Ground floor, by the breakfast room.

  3. Ground floor, a door onto the hall.

  4. Queen bed. Door to the garden. Bay light until noon.

  5. Upstairs, next to the closet with the towels.

  6. Upstairs, under the roof.

  7. Upstairs, at the back of the landing.

  8. The top of the patient staircase.

  9. The one with two windows.

Per night, two guests. Breakfast included. Two-night minimum in season. Dogs welcome. Muddy paws, less so.

Fewer rooms, better mornings.

Postcard: a weathered shingle cape house with two chimneys, hollyhocks and roses along a white picket fence
Chairs out,
kettle on.
Postcard: Gosnold Street, clapboard houses with a columned porch and picket fences, the harbour at the end of the street
Postcard: a Cape Cod cottage almost hidden under climbing roses in red, white and yellow
Postcard: fishing boats at the wharf, the painted houses of the Provincetown waterfront across the water

Two rockers, one view of the street, no agenda. Most sills have a jar of something blooming. Boards to the water, coffee in hand, back by breakfast.

Provincetown and Cape Cod postcards, Tichnor Bros. and the Mayflower Sales Co., about 1930–1945. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

Good to know.

  • Open May to October.
  • Two-night minimum in season.
  • Booking opens February 1.
  • Breakfast 8 to 10:30.
Rates, plainly.
RoomShoulderSummer
Attic room$215$290
Harbor room$260$340
Garden Room$290$410

Per night, two guests. Breakfast included. Sample rates.

Arriving late?

Tell us by four and we leave the porch light on and the key on its hook.

Beach things?

Towels, chairs and an umbrella live in the hall closet. The sand stays outside.

Quiet hours?

Nine at night to eight in the morning. The porch is exempt if the conversation is good.

Dogs welcome.

Muddy paws, less so. Two per room. Towels are on us.

Downstairs from eight.

Coffee from seven, if you knock gently.

Hand-coloured plate of two linnets, one in flight, from Nederlandsche vogelen, 1770–1829

The sea, any evening (filmed at Zelenogradsk, Alexander Grebenkov, CC BY 3.0). Linnets, from Nederlandsche vogelen by Nozeman and Sepp, public domain.

1887 US Geological Survey map of Provincetown and its harbour, from Race Point to Long Point

Booking opens February 1.

Linnet House
Provincetown, MA

Breakfast8 to 10:30
Honesty barfrom six
SeasonMay to October
Book direct

Provincetown and its harbour, US Geological Survey, 1887. Public domain.