The 19th-century home's elaborate moldings and wainscoting make it stand out.

Stately brick home built by Captain Eben Snow in 1776 has since been a bank, folk art museum – and finally, a guest house.

Easy access to Provincetown, Hyannis, Falmouth & Chatham – assuming you can tear yourself away from the game room (air hockey!).

Unique rooms boast fresh and modern design while maintaining the charm of an 1850 sea captain’s mansion.

Close to the Cape’s beaches, eats, golf and shopping. Or hop the ferry to Nantucket or Martha’s Vineyard.

Attractive Cape Cod lodgings ideally set minutes from several beaches as well as epic Cape Cod Inflatable Park.

Low-key self-catering with granite countertops in the kitchenette – plus fireplace(!) and balcony(!).

Sweet spot in the Old Historic District, a short jaunt from the ferries, Whaling Museum and shops/restos.

Super-friendly hosts will hook you up with a free self-guided driving tour, culinary adventure or more — just ask.

Local indie photographers fill the walls with snaps of the Provincetown scene.

Hotel pool hits the spot when you need to cool off or swim it out.

Freebies include crowd-pleasers like WiFi, parking and breakfast. In-room perks star microwaves and granite bathrooms.

Continental breakfast is on the house. (And to the house we say ‘Thank you kindly.’ Our mamas didn't raise no fools.)

Who says you can't have it all? Strikingly modern urban feel melds into the historic tidings of Nantucket.

Lovely mid-century motel nestled among the woods and mere minutes from Sandwich Boardwalk.

The 19th-century home's elaborate moldings and wainscoting make it stand out.