"The Salt House Inn is set just close enough to Provincetown’s main drag to feel lively, and just far enough away for a bit of privacy. In other words, it’s a study in balance: stylish enough for design-savvy travelers, without losing touch with its circa-1850 heritage." - Mitchell Friedman
"Salt House Inn is set just close enough to Provincetown’s main drag to feel lively, and just far enough away for a bit of privacy." - Mark Fedeli
"What I wanted: the un-B&B B&B—a hotel both spotless and modern, a hotel where it didn’t feel like an innkeeper was watching my every coming and going. And at the 15-room Salt House Inn, I found it. Classically New England on the outside (the cedar-shingled, immaculately restored nineteenth-century building once housed salt miners: hence the name), it has a crisp, sunlit, minimalist interior that’s largely whitewashed walls, shiplap paneling, and hardwood floors—no fusty flourishes in sight. Although the Salt House is only a five-minute walk from Commercial Street (Provincetown’s main drag) and just a short stroll from the ocean, it’s easy to lounge around here for hours—not least because of the delicious breakfast, which when I was there included homemade pastries, lox, and fresh-squeezed juices. Sip a cup of coffee on the upstairs sun terrace while breathing in the fresh sea air and you won’t be able to stop yourself from booking an extra night. –Jody Quon"
Long time small boutique hotel in Provincetown from Salt House team of David & Kevin. Great eye for design detail.
Long time boutique hotel property in Provincetown from the Salt House team of Kevin and David. Cool design touches and true boutique hotel ambiance.