Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Gay-owned West End boutique inn in an 1845 Victorian captain's house.
Gay-owned boutique inn on Provincetown's West End, housed in an 1845 Victorian sea captain's mansion with 11 rooms spread across the main building, a cottage, and an annex. Owners Brian and Tom—both professional musicians—named the place after their instruments (brass trumpet + wood marimba) and each room after an American composer. Expect daily homemade breakfast, an on-site innkeepers bar with signature cocktails, and live music on the front porch (Marimba Mondays in season). A four-minute walk to Ryder Street Beach and an easy stroll to Commercial Street's restaurants and bars.
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