The Tucker Inn, Provincetown

The Tucker Inn is one of a handful of stately 2nd Empire Victorian Cottages found in Provincetown. Built in 1872 at the height of the whaling fortunes, it possesses the charm and intricacy of detail of that golden era. We keep the house gently restored, updating while retaining its heart in an earlier era.

We are a true bed and breakfast inn and our breakfasts go far beyond the ordinary: we offer what may be the best breakfast in Provincetown. Each morning our chef whips up another eye-watering creation. We call it an eclectic international cuisine. Belgian Waffles, Greek Omelets, Breakfast Quesadillas assure that you start each day of your vacation with a little happiness.

The house may be historic but our services aren't: you can keep in touch through high speed internet, or you can veg out in the hot tub, or chill out in the meditation garden or in the new relaxation garden.

Our mission is to give you a chance to relax and rejuvenate. We're not into attitude here. Our guests are men and women, mostly-but-not-all gay, sometimes children and sometimes dogs.

Our rooms have been designed to maximize your comfort. We've chosen colors that are soothing and rich, which highlight the newly restored golden pine plank floors. Antique furnishings mixed with some contemporary pieces accent the rooms. Each room has a queen sized bed dressed in crisp linens and soft bedding - light cotton spreads in the summer and fluffy comforters in the colder months. Lots of windows invite the famous Cape Cod light into your room. Our rooms are uncluttered and immaculate.