Ellery Hotel Provincetown

Our room continuously cranked out heat until temperatures were easily in the 80s. We called the after hours emergency number and it belonged to an employee who hasn't worked at the Ellery since 2023. We texted the number that gave us check-in instructions and the person suggested turning down the thermostat in the room. No kidding? It's kind of hard when there's no thermostat in the room. But thanks for thinking we're idiots. We were next advised to go into the hallway and find a thermostat out there to turn down. Whether that worked or not I'll never know because the only thing that helped was opening both windows completely open to the 20 degree night. That didn't make it comfortable, just bearable. That's seriously how hot this room got. Considering that I get a hotel room to sleep in,

We stayed in one of the cottages from 12/31/25 to 1/2/26 and had a wonderful stay. The location allowed us to walk around and visit local shops (use the vouchers, Far Land is awesome). We did have to park away from the hotel in a public lot but it wasn’t an inconvenience at all. The room was clean, warm and comfortable. I loved our shower, king sized bed and porch area. One of the staff members always checked in on us and made sure we were enjoying our stay.

Amazing hotel and outrageous amenities. Steam room, sauna, and hot-tub. I don't know where else you can find that! Our stay was highlighted by Paul innkeeper, so kind and fun and had lot's of advice for first-time visitors. Truly loved the space and cannot wait for my next visit to P-town and our next stay in our favorite hotel.

The hotel itself was very clean and beautifully decorated for Christmas. We were a little disappointed with the lack of amenities. For example, our room (#14 second floor) did not have it's own thermostat. The heat was overwhelming and we had to open windows during the snowstorm just to be able to breathe while we slept. There was no trash barrel in the bathroom (we later found a recycling bin behind the bureau in the room). Most hotel rooms have water and cups. This room had neither. The bathroom light was outside the bathroom, so using the bathroom in it middle of the night was a challenge, as we tried not to wake each other up. There was no complimentary breakfast (not even fruit, muffins, etc). We went during a snow storm and had to walk up the steps in about 3" of snow that was not sh

Was fine but could have been a whole lot better considering what they charged. We had room 19, the cottage. Very comfortable,bed and large bathroom. A totally separate space. No one above below or next to. So, very quiet. However, the small windows in the bathroom were nailed shut. What’s up with that? Had our own private courtyard but was overgrown. Had nice sliding door out to it but no sliding screen door. Couldn’t keep door open to let in fresh breeze due to bugs and bees in the courtyard. Housekeeping spotty. The two women shown in this pic did a great job, but they were replaced for two days by others who didn’t clean the sink of dirty wine glasses even though I wrote a note requesting that they do so. Nice wine and cheese offering every evening from 4-5 in main section of hotel.