The Crown & Anchor  

247 Commercial Street
Phone:  (508)487-1430 Ext. 1  
Email:   frontdesk@onlyatthecrown.com
Web Site: http://www.onlyatthecrown.com/

Single Women's Weekend Special -- STAY 2 nights, get the 3rd FREE!

In the center of Provincetown, The Crown & Anchor is also the center of the Single Women's Weekend action.  The Crown features six unique bar venues including the town's largest nightclub (Paramount), the town's only video bar (Wave), a cabaret venue, a poolside bar with heated pool, and a piano bar. The Crown also features the Central House at the Crown—a year-round restaurant offering lunch and dinner—and the Crown & Anchor Inn—a waterfront hotel with eighteen rooms and luxury suites.

The Fairbanks Inn   

90 Bradford Street 800-324-7265 | 508-487-0386 

info@fairbanksinn.com

www.fairbanksinn.com

"Exceptional...Exquisite...Unbeatable Charm and Warmth" - Rated Five Palms and awarded the prestigious Editor's Choice award by Out & About and Yankee Magazine.  This 1770's sea captain's house offers antique-filled rooms, fireplaces, air conditioning, tv/vcr, wifi internet access, breakfast, parking.  Centrally located, open year round. Alicia Mickenberg & Kathy Fitzgerald, Innkeepers

Sage Inn & Lounge

336 Commercial Street

508.487.6424 

www.sageinnptown.com

Formerly known as Vixen/Pilgrim House Hotel and under new Ownership, the newly renovated Sage Inn and Lounge is located in the heart of Town. The 19 upgraded guest rooms offer queen beds, private baths, complimentary wireless internet access and complimentary continental breakfast. The first floor of the property features a contemporary new Lounge offering light fare, fruit and herb infused cocktails, fine wines and craft beers. Sage also offer private function space for events, fundraisers, workshops and conferences. 

462 Commercial Street

508-487-3203 

ravenwood8@juno.com

www.provincetown.com/ravenwood

Located in the quiet East End next door to the Art Association & Museum.  Year-round apartments. Offering a lovely guest room, efficiencies & penthouse apartment, with a private yard, patio & barbecue.  Water-view with beach access.  Parking, bike rack, 10 minutes walk to the center of town through the Galleries District.  Diane Corbo and Val Carrano, Innkeepers

Gabriel's at The Ashbrooke Inn Apartments & Guest Rooms

102 Bradford Street
508-487-3232 w.
508-487-2779 h.

gabrielsma@aol.com
www.gabriels.com
Fine accommodations since 1979. Always open in the heart of Provincetown.  Pet and children friendly! In room jacuzzis, steam units, fireplaces, cable TV and free DVD library, WiFi internet, kitchens, gardens, sundecks, private parking, concierge service.  Elizabeth and Elizabeth Brooke, Innkeepers

The Heritage House  

7 Center St

508-487-3692 

info@heritageh.com

www.heritageh.com

Relax on our Veranda, enjoy the delicious buffet breakfast served daily, make our home your perfect home base while enjoying all that Provincetown has to offer.  If you drive you can park your car here, and if you fly or take the ferry we're happy to give you a lift to Heritage House.  Lynn Mogell

Inn at The Moors  

59 Province Lands Road

800-842-6379 | 508-487-1342  

info@innatthemoors.com

www.innatthemoors.com

Book on-line at our website 24/7!  Every room has a million dollar view of Cape Cod National Seashore.  The only women-owned inn with a pool!  Parking AT YOUR DOOR, A/C, free WiFi, breakfast, private bath, phone, TV, BBQ, and all non-smoking rooms are just some of the reasons to stay with us. Quiet, privacy, and endless beauty are a few more.  Diane and Loretta, Innkeepers

Rose Acre

5 Center Street

508-487-2347 

roserugosa@aol.com

http://www.roseacreguests.com

A "Provincetown Classic" and women's guest house offering rooms, apartments, and a cottage. Enjoy the unhurried atmosphere of a rambling Cape house. Tucked down a private drive. Decks, gardens, parking, and a yard.

DRIVING

Driving to Provincetown from Boston or Providence, Rhode Island (home of the two closest major airports) is approximately 120 miles and takes about 2.5 hours, unless you hit rush hour traffic getting out of the cities.

It’s an easy drive from either airport and there are plenty of places to stop along the way for gas and food.

FROM BOSTON BY CAR

 Take I-93 South to Route 3 South to the Sagamore Bridge and onto Cape Cod, where it becomes Route 6 East (aka the Mid-Cape Highway.)

From New York/Connecticut/Rhode Island by Car

Take I-95 North to I-195 North to Cape Cod over the Bourne Bridge to Route 6 East.

FROM BOSTON BY AIR

Cape Air (with 9-seater planes) from Logan International Airport costs about $235 round trip and takes about 20 minutes. Taxis from the airport cost $7 per person.

FROM BOSTON BY FERRY

There are two ferry services, the Bay State Cruise Co. and Boston Harbor Cruises that cost $79 roundtrip. The fast ferry only takes 90 minutes. Once at Provincetown's MacMillan Wharf, you can take a taxi or walk to your inn, depending on the distance.

FROM BOSTON BY BUS

Plymouth and Brockton buses depart from South Station (Red Line). It's a nice ride, but it takes about 3.5 hours and makes a lot of stops; approximate cost is $60 round-trip.

GETTING AROUND IN PROVINCETOWN

All of the events for Single Women’s Weekend are located in the center of town and are within easy walking distance to one another.  For $5 per person you can take a taxi anywhere in town.