Ellery Hotel Provincetown

A stay at Ellery Hotel Provincetown places you in the heart of Provincetown, steps from Commercial Street and Cape Cod Beaches. This boutique bed & breakfast is 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from Cape Cod National Seashore and 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Provincetown Public Library.

Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held on select days.

Stay in one of 18 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with Egyptian cotton sheets. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.

Pilgrim Monument/Museum - 0.2 mi
Long Point Lighthouse - 1.6 mi
Herring Cove Beach - 1.7 mi
Provincetown Municipal Airport (PVC) - 2.2 mi
Wood End Lighthouse - 2.3 mi
Race Point Lighthouse - 3.0 mi
Head of the Meadow Beach - 5.3 mi
Coast Guard Beach - 5.8 mi
Cape Cod/Highland Lighthouse - 6.2 mi
Long Nook Beach - 7.9 mi
Indian Neck Beach - 11.9 mi
Cahoon Hollow Beach - 12.7 mi
Nauset Lighthouse - 17.8 mi
Nauset Light Beach - 18.0 mi
Skalet Beach - 19.9 mi
Breakwater Beach - 20.4 mi
Cape Cod Museum of Natural History - 21.1 mi
Pilgrim Nuclear - 21.5 mi
Stony Brook Grist Mill - 21.6 mi
Cape Museum Fine Arts - 21.7 mi
Nauset Beach - 22.3 mi
Cape Playhouse - 22.7 mi
Sandy Neck Lighthouse - 23.4 mi
Plimoth Plantation - 23.9 mi
Sandy Neck Beach - 24.0 mi

Featured amenities include express check-out, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.

Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a hot tub and a sauna.

The Ellery Hotel Provincetown is a small, design-forward guesthouse tucked into Provincetown's East End—a part of town known for its galleries, quieter residential streets, and easy access to the best of Commercial Street without feeling like you're living on the main drag. The hotel sits on Johnson Street between Commercial and Bradford, a location that's intentionally convenient: you're close enough to walk to the waterfront, MacMillan Pier, the Pilgrim Monument, and the town's shop-and-restaurant heartbeat, but just removed enough to feel like you can actually exhale when you come home at night. The Ellery frames itself as a blend of New England style and Provincetown spirit/history, and the most obvious way you'll experience that is through the way the rooms and shared spaces are presented: less “traditional seaside inn,” more “boutique guesthouse with curated design choices.” The shared lounge is presented as a relaxed gathering spot—wood floors, modern design, a place to read, meet people, or simply unwind. Provincetown is sociable by nature, but social energy can be a choice, not an obligation. The Ellery's common spaces are designed to support both: you can mingle during hosted hour, or you can sit in a corner with a book and let the town's buzz happen elsewhere. With 19 guest rooms, the Ellery can offer variety without overwhelming you with choices. Its room mix includes several categories that cover the most common guest needs—simple, comfortable rooms for people who plan to spend most of their time out in town, and more feature-rich rooms for travelers who want their lodging to feel like a destination in itself. One of the more distinctive things the Ellery emphasizes is its courtyard—not just as a visual feature, but as a functional “third space” for guests. The hotel describes the courtyard as having a tranquil garden, soft seating, elegant sitting areas, and quiet corners meant for reading, conversation, or listening to water features. In summer, guests are invited to have coffee at an outdoor table under a wisteria arbor or gather for afternoon cocktails. In Provincetown, where many properties are tightly packed and outdoor space can be limited to a small porch or a narrow patio, a courtyard that's actually designed for lingering changes the rhythm of a stay. It means you don't always have to “go out” to feel like you're doing something. Some days, your best Provincetown moment might be a quiet morning outside before the town fully wakes up, or a late afternoon reset before heading back into the social current of Commercial Street. The Ellery has a built-in social moment: a Wine and Cheese Hour offered Monday through Thursday from 4–5 PM during the season, June 1 through September 30. The hotel describes it as a mix of wines plus imported and domestic cheeses with accompaniments—and, crucially, as an easy way to meet other guests. The timing is smart for Provincetown. Late afternoon is when the town starts to transition: people come back from the beach, shower off sunscreen and salt, and decide whether the night will be early dinner and a show, or late dinner and dancing, or something in between. The Ellery even positions this hour as a “prelude” to Provincetown's daily Tea Dance—an iconic ritual for many visitors. or a property of this size, the Ellery's guest-only wellness area is one of its most meaningful differentiators. Rather than a “spa” in the sense of paid treatments, it's presented as a private, guests-only retreat with hydrotherapy and heat experiences—exactly the kinds of amenities that pair well with beach days, bike rides, long walks, and Provincetown nights that run later than planned.