Salt House Inn is a fresh and contemporary bed and breakfast situated in the historic Cape Cod Village of Provincetown, Massachusetts. Each of the fifteen guestrooms has been individually designed to evoke the feeling of a breezy beach cottage and capture the history and charm of this seaside destination located at the tip of Cape Cod. Located in a charming 19th century building, which once was comprised of cottages for salt mine workers and then grew into a guesthouse that most recently operated as Dexter’s Inn, the B & B has been completely overhauled by two big names in the hotel world — C.O.O. of André Balazs Properties David Bowd and Starwood Hotels interior designer Kevin O’Shea.

The pair had been vacationing in Provincetown for several years and noticed that there was a void for stylish, yet affordable accommodations. “It is with this mindset that we created Salt House Inn; a property that bridges its historic setting with modern amenities and chic decor,” said David Bowd, Co-Owner, Salt House Inn. With their own personal travel experiences used as a guide, they focused on what amenities travelers value, custom mattresses, luxurious bedding, amazing showers. Service was combined with intimate surrounding, creating a unique concept, eliminating traditional hotel rules, such as set check-in times.

The focal point of the mainly white guest rooms are the signature “wall of curiosities” that feature curated collections of vintage art and found objects reflecting the flavor and heritage of the region. All rooms offer spacious bathrooms with spa-like elements such as walk-in showers and rain showerheads, as well as natural bath products from C.O. Bigelow and the LA-based, all natural and sustainable Further brand. For those wanting the ultimate in secluded luxury, the generously-sized Loft Suite with soaring vaulted ceilings, offers a relaxed sitting area and a claw foot tub at the foot of the plush king bed. The newly landscaped grounds offer al fresco dining, an outdoor lounge, and a large second floor sun terrace.

Breakfast, included in the reasonable room rate, offers homemade granola as well as muffins and pastries baked on the premises, rates starting at $150, from here.

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