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Admiral's Landing
Categories: Event Planning & Services Hotels Hotels & Travel Hotels Hotels & Travel Bed & Breakfast Hotels, Bed & Breakfast [Edit]
158 Bradford StProvincetown, MA 02657
(508) 487-9665
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- Accepts Credit Cards:
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- Wi-Fi:
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9 reviews for Admiral's Landing
9 reviews in English
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Review from Kerri O.
3/5/2012
At this point, I've done pretty much every option out there, when it comes to renting a space down in Ptown. I haven't slept on the beach, yet, but that's about it.
This joint is my new favorite. I loved the Innkeepers, they were so nice and welcoming. Our room was stylish, and cozy (#2). It's clean, cheerful, and there was a gas fireplace. There's a hot tub available, if you lean in that direction, and there's a huge stack of towels right by the door, for you to use. It's little touches like this that make it so nice.
Fresh baked goodies for Breakfast? Yes, PLEASE! Nice sitting room, and a coffee bar.
I can't think of a negative thing to say, so just leave this review with a mental note to stay here. -
Review from Christopher W.
Poughkeepsie, NY
7/8/2011
My partner and I made our first trip to Provincetown with another couple and spent five wonderful nights at the Admiral's Landing.
We chose this particular spot because it seemed centrally located (it is!) and because it seemed reasonably priced for the amenities offered (again, true).
Our hostesses, Audri and Robyn, made us feel right at home from the start. Robyn showed us up to Room 5, which was beautifully appointed with a comfy queen bed (perfect for two queens!) and all the technology you can imagine: flat screen TV (although we never turned it on), DVD player, clock radio with an iPhone dock, refrigerator, air conditioning (and not one of those ugly window units either!). The bathroom is small but functional, and the whole place is clean as a whistle thanks to friendly Juliet. My only regret is that we came in the summer time, which meant we didn't get to use the gorgeous gas fireplace... but that's easily remedied with an off-season trip in the future!
Audri and Robyn have wisely anticipated and provided for every need... 24-hour coffee service in the dining area, ice maker, delicious and nutritious breakfasts (I'm still trying to convince my partner to start serving daily Admiral's Cups!), even corkscrews and glassware for the occasional (ahem) beverage. And to top it all off, they delivered service with a smile and a warm heart. Never have I met two people better suited to own and operate a B&B, and I cannot wait to visit them again soon. -
Review from Wynonna T.
Roslindale, MA
1/2/2012
Just returned home from our second stay for New Year's at the Admiral's Landing with Robyn and Audri. Last year, we mentioned that my birthday is NYE and to my surprise, upon arrival we found a very sweet card from them along with cute sculpted towels and chocolates on the bed. This year was no different - card, chocolates and swans were waiting for us! In addition, a friend of mine had coordinated with them to have a bouquet of roses and a bottle of Truro Vineyards wine waiting for us in the room.
Our room on the first floor is spacious, bright and comfortable. The fireplace was great for toasting up the room quickly. Between the "Admiral's Cups" and delicious baked goods, it was always hard to choose exactly what delicious things to eat for breakfast. 24-hour coffee / tea service is a great bonus.
The location is great because it's close to just about anywhere you'd like to go on Commercial Street, without being in the middle of the craziness of Commercial Street. Far Land Provisions is a stone's throw for any additional food / beverage needs.
The living room is comfortable (another fireplace here) and Robyn and Audri did a beautiful job of decorating for the holidays.
Can't wait to stay here again on our next overnight to P-Town! I'm sure there are things I'm missing, but suffice it to say, we love staying here! -
Review from Hollie R.
Columbus, OH
6/25/2009
I recently stayed a week at Admiral's Landing in Provincetown, MA. Overall, this was a great place for the price...I got a 20% discount for staying the entire week. My room (#5) was very clean and the decor was very quaint....nice bed and bath linens. The fireplace was a nice touch and the room itself was large with a decent size closet.
This is a B&B, but I would consider the breakfast to be continental. It consisted of dry cereal, fruit and a different baked good each day. This was fine with me as I was visiting friends that live in town and had breakfast most days with them, but if you are looking for a gourmet hot breakfast this isn't the place for you.
The only major downfall was the shower. The water was either boiling hot or freezing cold.....and on one day I didn't have any hot water at all. I will say that I did not complain to the owners about the water so I have no idea if it is something they could have fixed quickly....to be honest, I've heard this can be a problem with many of the places in Provincetown so I assumed there wouldn't be much the owners could do anyway.
Tip: The Wired Puppy is a block up from the B&B at Pearl and Commercial Street. They serve great coffee and homemade muffins. This was my breakfast spot every morning! -
Review from Barbara C.
Milford, CT
Updated - 11/12/2011
This may well be my FAVORITE place in Provincetown... and it is no wonder... the new owners in their first year have gone head over heels upgrading everything there is to love about the place. From the wonderful sheets and towels to the incredible breakfast options... They have earned a customer for life!
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8/10/2010
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Review from Liz A.
Holderness, NH
5/30/2011
I've stayed at a number of B&B's in New England, and this one ranks near the top. Robyn and Audri were, from the start of our four-night stay to the very end of it, warm and gracious and helpful. I can't believe they've just owned the place for a year -- they are great at what they do. Our corner room (#2) on the first floor was cozy and comfortable -- even had a fireplace. It felt a little "public" with windows/blinds open -- but that wasn't a major problem. We might try an upstairs room next time -- but want to emphasize, there really wasn't any problem with the room. It was beautiful and kind of soothing actually -- tastefully decorated, not the explosion of lace doilies and porcelain bunny collections you can sometimes encounter at a New England B&B. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Lovely private bath, with soft plush towels, and even a little fridge in the closet, which was handy to have during our stay. iPod dock alarm clock, TV that tucks away into a cabinet over the fireplace, good drawer and closet space. The common area was nice as well -- we enjoyed a drink and some chocolate on the sofa in front of a fabulous library of books of ALL kinds is available for the vacation reader. A freezer in the common/dining area supplied an ever-full bucket of ice for drinks and coolers. Breakfast was delicious -- toast, English muffins, cereals, fruit, yogurt/granola, juice, coffee, always some delicious & fresh-baked muffin or sweet bread, and the "Admiral's Cup," kind of a mini-frittata, with hash browns, egg, and various add-ins each day (for instance, mozzarella and tomato, or black bean and salsa and cheddar -- yum!). Breakfast was served between 8-10:30 -- lots of time to sleep in if you need it. The location was ideal, on Bradford street, at the corner of Pearl, just a couple of minutes from, well, everything "downtown." The wee grounds are lovely -- there's a patio with a big table (and umbrella) and a grill guests can use, as well as a hot tub. I hope to experience their hospitality again!
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Review from Lexie L.
Cumberland, RI
5/19/2010
After scouring the internet for a good room at a decent price my partner and I decided on Admiral's Landing. The room (and the house) were very pretty and clean (no frilly curtains or ugly quilts like so many other P-town b&b's)! The continental breakfast was yummy and there were plenty of options each morning (a freshly baked good, cold cereal, raisin bread, english muffins, fruit, coffee, tea). The owners were absent the entire time we were there (with the exception of checkin), but they were available by bell if we needed anything.
The only drawback to this place (and actually it may have just been our room (#1) because the doors to the available rooms were open and we sat on all the beds) was the incredibly uncomfortable mattress! We didn't complain, so I'm not sure if the situation could have been handled. Overall we had a very nice trip and would consider staying here again in a different room. -
Review from Suko K.
Jamaica Plain, MA
4/17/2008
an idyllic inn perfectly located in the midst of ptown pleasures...i drove up to the cape at 3am and realized i needed to crash pronto. where else to go on bradford street but admirals landing where the innkeeper was kind enough, in his pajamas and sleep eyes, to let me in with the sunrise, waay before the official check in time. i took the first floor room with the lily pane glass window, filled with monets and erotic banter. the gas fire place at the foot of my bed kept it cozy, and i just wish i had brought a bathing suit for the hot tub outside. the living room's gorgeous and filled with books up to the ceiling, and there's even a piano covered in verdi notes.
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Review from Phyllis C.
River Edge, NJ
8/29/2010
Admiral's Landing is an beautiful, warm, comfortable, clean, and perfectly located B&B. The hostesses Audri and Robyn were friendly, inviting, warm, and full of great ideas and advice on getting the most out of our stay in Provincetown. The rooms were well-decorated with an airy and comfortable feel yet hotel quality sheets, beds, and cleaning service. Amenities included a hot tub, which was crystal clear and impeccably maintained. I would recommend this B&B to anyone going to Provincetown, most importantly for its accessible location (just a block from all the Provincetown action), comfortable accommodations, and warm and welcoming hostesses. Great place for any kind of getaway!
