Crew's Quarters Boarding House
Country Western · Bed & Breakfast · Provincetown, MA
About
This spot is best for solo gay men on a budget who want to be in the thick of Provincetown's nightlife. Crew's Quarters Boarding House, a men-only guesthouse, has been operating for over 60 years. It sits steps from Spiritus Pizza, a late-night hub. The vibe is no-frills, with communal showers and a country-western/leather edge.
Rooms are basic, some without air conditioning. Expect narrow stairs and small spaces. The location on Commercial Street puts you right where the action is. Parking is off-site and costs extra. Continental breakfast is included, but you'll likely eat out. If you want a quieter stay, the nearby Red Inn offers a different pace. Browse photos and reviews.
Located in Provincetown's West End near Carver and Commercial streets, this area is close to the main drag's nightlife and shops.
Features
- ✓Communal showers for socializing
- ✓Steps from Commercial Street nightlife
- ✓Continental breakfast included
- ✓Over 60 years of history
- ✓Shared TV lounge and lobby
Good for
Practical
What people say
Rated from 8 reviews. 6 community ratings. View this venue on Yelp
From the community
“PTown Crew's Quarters”
Staying right in the middle of Commercial Street where everything is happening is great. The staff members were very friendly. My room was on the third floor up narrow stairs, on the street side of the building right in front with full sun all day. There was no air conditioning, just a very small window about two feet square and a ceiling fan, making it very hot and stuffy. The room was only slightly bigger than the full-size bed and a small bureau, with a tiny closet filled with space heaters. The shared bathroom was clean but also very small compared to the ones on the first and second floors. I don't mean to sound negative because the location and shared spaces like the lobby and TV room were quite nice. At $139 per night, it was a bit pricey for the room and continental breakfast, but you have to pay for the location. Also, there's no parking on the property, so you need to use the town-run lot for $180 for the week. Even though I really enjoyed being right downtown, I feel I won't stay there again if I can find other lodging. I've rented a cabin farther from the main area for $1000 per week that had a kitchen, so I didn't have to buy every meal at a restaurant. Next summer when I go back to Provincetown, I'm returning to that cabin and the two-mile walk to town.
A visitor · Over a year ago
Frequently Asked Questions
Is breakfast included? +
Yes, a continental breakfast is included, though a reviewer noted it's basic.
Is there parking on-site? +
No, there is no parking on the premises. Guests must use a town-run lot, which costs around $180 per week.
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