Revere Guest House

Staying at Revere during my first visit to Provincetown could not have been a better choice. The location is within walking distance to everything, the room is both beautiful and comfortable, and the outdoor spaces and breakfast allow for a level of relaxation that one only finds at home. The best attribute, even though everything is top-​notch, is the manager Paul. He truly loves what he does and his enthusiasm is demonstrated in every detail and interaction. I cannot imagine staying anywhere else!

Just spent a wonderful weekend at the Revere Guest House. My two good girlfriends and I stayed in the apartment-​style room for our mini girls’ weekend getaway. The room is equipped with two private entrances (one with direct access to the beautiful back patio), a kitchen (with a dishwasher AND a fridge w/​an automatic ice-​maker — ideal when you don’t want to carry a half-​melted bag of ice back from the convenient store for afternoon cocktails), a bedroom, and a living room with a daybed and trundle bed. It was immaculately clean and well-​cared for. The included breakfast was lovely, and we enjoyed spending a little time with the innkeepers Gary and David (and their adorable animals, too). The Revere Guest House was by far the best stay I’ve had in Provincetown, and I’ll definitely be back!

A charming bed and breakfast in an even more charming location.
Stayed for 3 nights in their Chatham room which was absolutely lovely. Perched on the top floor with its own small deck overlooking Provincetown, I couldn’t have asked for a more picturesque experience. We didn’t partake in the breakfast our first two mornings due to having friends in the area whom we dined with for breakfast. On our last morning, however, we enjoyed the tasteful spread of serve-​yourself delectables that the thoughtful innkeepers presented. I also appreciated the anytime access to coffee (they have a Keurig where you can brew at any time – with cream and sugar also accessible).
Though we DID have a wonderful time and the Revere Guest House was, for the most part lovely, we did have a few snafus. When we made our reservations, we were under the impression there would be a hot tub – however, upon our arrival we found that they had removed the hot tub and were in the process of installing a fire pit, which I’m certain will be lovely. However, while we were there, the fire pit was not finished and so we had neither the hot tub nor fire pit to enjoy (a bit of a bummer). Also, upon settling into our room, we found the toilet seat to be broken and had to have the innkeepers fix it for us. And, finally, the whirlpool tub in our bathroom didn’t work. We asked for clarification on how to get it to work – but never could get it to function (lots of noise – no actual whirling!).
The innkeepers seem very earnest in their desire to provide patrons with a beautiful experience and part of our issues were that of timing (the fact that we happened to be there during the change from the hot tub to the fire pit) – but, for us? A solid 3 star experience.

We just returned from a one night stay at the guest house. We stayed in room 8 with a private entrance and a lovely deck. The room was comfortable and relaxing, very clean. Perfect size bathroom. The owner Gary could not have been more accommodating, going out of his way to make sure we had everything we needed. We had friends stop by to visit and he made sure they were comfortable as well. The breakfast was perfect. We will definitely go back and highly recommend it to others. We have stayed in many B&Bs in Provincetown and have found our new favorite.

We had a great weekend stay here. The room and king-​sized bed were excellent. The bed sheets were the softest we’ve ever felt. Continental breakfast and coffee each day were great as well. Loved the roof deck for sunning and views of the area. It’s in a great location, just one block off Commercial street, but away from the noise. Restaurants and a liquor store just one block away. I definitely recommend this B&B to all. Gary and David were excellent hosts!

We booked at last minute and was able to get a room (off season). Breakfast included, owner was great!
Lots of one way streets so finding a place to park was a puzzle.
I would certainly recommend this place.

My wife and I had a great time celebrating our honeymoon at the Revere Guest House. We were worried it might be a little cold staying in Cape Cod during the last week of October, and, while it was chilly at night (mid to low 40s), it was actually really nice when the sun shined during the day (mid 60s). Definitely not any colder than DC, where we’re from, at this time of year.
We stayed in the Captain’s Room, which, with its king bed, jacuzzi, and quiet location on the top floor, is the perfect romantic getaway. Gary, the innkeeper, was very friendly, and he made delicious homemade muffins for breakfast: a different kind of muffin each morning! And my wife and I loved playing with Gary’s dogs, especially Rapo and Abby, who are French bulldog-​Boston terrier mixes. If we ever come back to Provincetown, we’ll definitely be staying at the Revere Guest House again. It has everything you could want in a bed and breakfast, plus it’s within walking distance of tons of great shops and restaurants.

I recently stayed at the Revere Guest House and had a fantastic stay. The house is beautiful, clean and well kept. The location could not have been better — close to everything but still quiet at night. The breakfast each morning was delicious, with many options, including gluten free and dairy free options. Gary and David were kind and gracious hosts, that went above and beyond to make sure we had a great stay.

My partner and I have stayed at the Revere House over the past three summers. Last weekend we rented the Revere House for a family gathering. Gary helped coordinate the entire event and ensured everyone’s stay was perfect.
As always the rooms were spotless and beautifully decorated and the bedding was über-​comfortable. The morning breakfast was always delicious with homemade muffins, yogurt, fruits, eggs, and my favorite coffee.
Gary has created an amazing home-​away-​from-​home atmosphere. To stay at the Revere House is always such a pleasure. It is located in a perfect area of Ptown with close access to Commercial Street and the ocean. There is nothing I can recommend to improve the quality and service of this B&B. As always, we look forward to our next visit!

As a native East Coaster, I can attest to the beauty and quality of this stay. My boyfriend and I came to Ptown for a romantic getaway and we loved every minute of it. Our room, the Captain’s Room, was elegant, cozy, and very classic New England, while also having the authenticity that seems to be lacking in most B&B’s.
Gary welcomed us from the beginning, showing us his adorable Frenchtons, and going out of his way to make us feel completely comfortable. The room perfect, service genuine and attentive, and overall the Revere Guest House was extremely close to everything we wanted to do. Living in Colorado now, I was very grateful that my boyfriend chose this place as a romantic reminder of everything I miss about New England.

Stayed for a 3 day weekend in Room 8 with a deck outside our door. Great choice! Lovely room, perfect location, quiet but right near the Boatslip and central to town.
Gary, the InnKeeper is great, beautiful breakfasts and very friendly. I have been to PTown many times and this is one of my favorite places so far, will definitely stay again next time we are back!

west coasters don’t usually go to cape cod so i couldn’t really get a recommendation for where to stay. using my Unilocal sleuthing, i decided on Revere Guest House and boy was I pleased (with both the stay and my vetting skills — hah).
all the reviews were accurate. this place is top notch.
the location is perfect for distance to the shore, wharf, stores, yet quiet. the details are in everything: room décor (the entire place is actually filled with art, etc but not overly so), amenities in room (great smelling and soft towels/​sheets and makeup towel, hello), guest services (round the clock k-​cup and hot tea supplies, gary has maps and know-​how on everything, will work with you *individually* regarding arrival time and parking, superb check-​in walk through). immaculate everything. of course the yummy fresh baked goods in the morning (all the guests literally swooned the morning we had cranberry lemon poppyseed muffins. with icing on top.)
there is also great free wifi and it is very easy to book online. we live in a modern era and this is critical.
bottom line is you are a guest. they’ve anticipated your needs ahead of time better than you have, want you to have a great time suited to your needs and want to know how they can make this happen. definitely returning.
for first time p-​town visitors like me, these are the things i did keeping in mind my goal was relaxation: hiked around the parks including the duck pond (cape cod is a national park dontcha know), watched sunrise and sunset, shopped on commercial street, ate seafood. sounds run of the mill, but p-​town is the place to do all of the above.

This is my new favorite place in Provincetown. The innkeeper gave us perfect recommendations for dinner each night. Loved the little touches in the room and the breakfast room. My wife loved the hot tub, which we had to ourselves. The location is the best I’ve ever been in for Provincetown… literally a block from everything. But it’s not noisy or crazy… their street is quiet. We will return.

We just spent a wonderful long weekend at the Revere House. Our first time in Ptown so we did a lot of research ahead of time and went with Revere based on previous reviews and the location. It ended up being the perfect spot, the location literally could not be any better — you’re right in the middle of everything but still a block up from the crowds of the main street.
Gary was great, always around to help out with restaurant or sightseeing recommendations, and prompt every morning with a great little spread of bagels, muffins, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, and best of all his fresh baked muffins. It was really exactly what we needed in the morning to get us started on our day. Kuerig coffee and a large variety of specialty teas available around the clock, juice and fresh brewed coffee in the morning, all laid out in a nice little common room in the back with some nice outdoor seating areas as well. Everyone was so friendly, we enjoyed meeting other folks at breakfast and we even enjoyed the Derby with a bottle of wine and some new friends Saturday afternoon. The common room also had the New York Times every morning and plenty of magazines and other reading materials available, as well as a TV and stereo. There was WiFi too although I didn’t bring the laptop so can’t really comment on connectivity.
Our room (Garden room #6) was perfect, classic historic B&B but with all the amenities and updates to make you comfortable. These things are important to me and while I appreciate historic houses, I like my niceties — the shower /​tub combo was tiled with spotless glass doors and had great water pressure with plenty of hot water (nice for a rainy cool weekend), the bathroom and the entire room were spotless and our room was cleaned well each day. The closet had a fridge, extra blankets and pillows, and a fan. I believe there was a separate heat and air unit in the room although we never had to use either. The room had a wall of windows and the bathroom had 2 windows — the natural light and cape breezes were wonderful. This room is right next to the 2^nd floor entrance so I could see where you might have noise issues if you were a light sleeper, but we didn’t have any problems (the fan always helps by providing white noise).
Parking is a bit of an issue, we had brought a rental car from Logan airport because we thought we’d want to explore more of the cape but we ended up enjoying Ptown so much we never left. Next time we’ll just take the ferry.

This is the best b & b I’ve ever stayed at. Our room and the rest of the inn was impeccably clean and tastefully decorated. The breakfast spread was so nicely arranged and well stocked. Gary the innkeeper definetely is very detail oriented and thorough with everything. Not only was Gary warm and inviting, but when my boyfriend accidentally left a pair of shoes in our room, Gary actually mailed them to us since we live 5 hours away and couldn’t come back to pick them up. That to me is the kind of thing that would make me highly recommend this place to anybody that goes to Provincetown. I will definetely be staying there again the next time I visit P town. Thanks Gary!!!

The other reviews below me are 100% correct-​The Revere Guest House is a fantastic place to stay, largely due to Gary & his warm, welcoming personality. Upon meeting Gary, it was almost immediately apparent how much he loves Revere House. That love translates into every detail we enjoyed.
First, the house itself is beautiful and well maintained. Charming without being kitschy (I am in love with his kitchen!) and immaculate! The rooms are cozy, simply decorated and filled with natural light. This alone would be enough to make me love this place but then there are the beds… oh, the beds! I love them. I don’t know what kind of sheets they have but I swear they are a million thread count. And maybe it was because of the sheets and the bed that I thought the pillows were also heavenly. We were utterly content with lying in bed with the fireplace on listening to the wind outside-​it was perfect.
Another delightful surprise was the detached breakfast area. Exposed beams, wood burning stove, a long farmhouse style table and comfy little sofas with lots of pillows… and big windows with natural light pouring through them-​super cozy and a perfect way to start the day. The other reviewers are right about Gary’s baked goods, too. Our favorite was the coffee cake muffins with cranberries (only one top-​which I LOVED) drizzled with glaze. SO YUMMY!
We didn’t get to use the little garden area or the hot tub because it was… well, last week. But I can imagine that if it were warmer we probably wouldn’t have left Revere Guest House at all.
So, to summarize. This place rocks & I highly recommend you stay here if you are visiting the area.

The Revere House is my dream come true of B&Bs. Nestled on a quiet side street directly off of busy Commercial St, it’s in the perfect location. Anything you could possibly want (bars, restaurants, shops, etc) are easily within walking distance… there’s no need for a car. The place is lovingly decorated and furnished with Cape Cod style with a modern touch. The bathrooms are clean and luxurious and the beds are extremely comfortable.
The owner, Gary, is so welcoming and warm and will make you feel right at home without being intrusive. Breakfast is served in a cozy common room that is unattached from the main inn. The baked goods are delicious and we looked forward to them each day. The room is so cozy that we would linger long after breakfast just relaxing.
Overall I couldn’t ask for a better experience at this inn. Thank you Gary for a wonderful stay!

What a fantastic place! I stayed here with some friends for my birthday over the summer. The Inn is beautifully decorated and oozes New England charm. The rooms were a good size and very clean. Our stay included breakfast every morning which consisted of home-​baked muffins and breads, fruit and assorted cereals. It’s served in what was most likely used to be the garage, but has been redesigned to feel like a cabin in the woods. Plus, you really can’t beat this location — just a block off of Commercial Street, near the Boat Slip and Spiritus and other local favorites. On top of all that, the owner, Gary was extremely friendly and bent over backwards to make sure we had a great time. I can’t recommend this place enough. We’ll definitely be back next year.

This is a very charming place to stay and extremely convenient to the main street of Provincetown. The owners are extremely hospitable and friendly. They cook and prepare breakfast every morning which is served in the little back house. Breakfast includes a selection of cereals and teas, fruits, coffee, juice, muffins, bagels, and granola. The backhouse reminds me of a home in the cabins: cozy and small. It’s the perfect size for all the guests staying there.
The Revere Guest House also offers a jacuzzi and a sundeck with a nice little view of Provincetown.
The residence is meticulously clean and well decorated. I love the feel because it reminds me of home. The bathrooms are really nice and updated. According to Gary, he rennovated the home about a few years ago. I was surprised because it looked like it was just rennovated yesterday! Yes, that is how well they took care of this place. I highly recommend staying here if you’re coming to Provincetown.
Cheers to the Revere Guest House!

Daddy Gary is the owner here and will not rest until you are completely satisfied. The Revere House just went through a major renovation last year and all the amenities have been upgraded. A variety of rooms are available for the fun traveler. Located right in downtown between Commercial and Bradford Streets, so one can walk/​bike to everything. Limited parking here so you may want to take the fairy over from Boston. A lovely continental breakfast is served every morning in a garden cottage with fresh muffins, pastry, etc. Has lovely gardens and outdoor space to be enjoyed. Stop by and say hello!