the rooms were very clean it was odd to see such dated furntiure in such good repair, The room DID NOT smell musty as many of the other hotel rooms do in the area. For the price you cant beat it. there is a boardwalk all the way down to the beach, beware of the ticks on the beach It was easy to get everywhere either driving or on the trolley. The girl at the front desk was very friendly and welcoming. There was coffeee in the front office. No extras but well maintained simple clean hotel

Found this motel is a good value compared to other accommodations in the N. Truro area. We stayed in the motel section (rooms with kitchenettes also available) for two nights - with two comfortable double beds, newer carpet, small table with two chairs, desk, mini-fridge and fast wi-fi. Bathroom was retro 50s (pink/black tile), clean with plenty of space for storage. This motel has beach access, away from main tourist towns and 10 minute drive to P-town, on bus route (did not use). Motel desk staff very friendly and helpful - recommended excellent restaurants and local sightseeing options.

We stayed here for one night on our way to Provincetown the next day. It was a basic motel room, nothing special. It was an older motel that had had some renovations. It was clean and functional. It was on the beach, but I’ve seen better. The owners were friendly and helpful. We paid $160 a night, which I thought was quite expensive for the simple room. It was the most expensive room we stayed in on our 10 day trip, and we stayed in some much nicer hotels. It was very close to Provincetown, which was a bonus.

Rooms are spartan, but for $130/night there cannot be any complaining. So close to Provincetown and a sandy dune beach in the backyard. What more could you want?