Perched atop Gull Hill in Provincetown's enchanting West End, Land's End Inn offers a distinctive escape with sweeping views of the harbor and Cape Cod Bay. This LGBTQ-owned and operated bed & breakfast captures the quintessential Provincetown vibe in a quirky, artistic former summer bungalow nestled on sand dunes.
The inn features eighteen uniquely styled rooms blending luxury with playful eccentricity, many equipped with private decks or patios. Guests savor an expanded continental breakfast, daily wine and cheese hours, and inviting communal spaces including a sunny breakfast room, grand room with a majestic fireplace, cozy solarium, manicured lawns, and a fire pit perfect for sunrise and sunset vistas. Just steps from the beach, it's ideally positioned near art galleries, vibrant restaurants, and bars.
Land's End Inn embodies Provincetown's storied past, diverse LGBTQIA community, and artistic essence, providing a timeless haven where history meets modern comforts.
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