The Mews Restaurant & Cafe

Minimalist quarters with free Wi-Fi in a stylish inn offering a wraparound balcony. On a residential street, this chic inn is an 8-minute walk from the Provincetown Museum and Pilgrim Monument, and a mile from swimming and paddleboarding at Long Point Beach. Provincetown ferry port is less than a mile away. Quirky, minimalist rooms include free Wi-Fi, cable TV and designer toiletries, plus minifridges; some have private bathrooms or sitting areas. A luxurious loft room with exposed beams adds a claw-foot tub. Children age 16 and over are welcome. Parking is complimentary. Breakfast (with cocktail options) is served in a hip dining room or in a lush backyard (fee). There's a wraparound balcony. Alcoholic drinks are available (fee).

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