White Wind Inn

I have stayed here several times. love this place, great location and great staff. also booked there for a week next July.

Another fabulous weekend at the White Wind Inn! Thank you Mike, Jeffrey and D for welcoming us back to our home away from home in P Town.
There is no better place on the Cape!

This is our fourth year in a row staying at the White Wind Inn and we are always impressed.
The location is perfect and despite being right on Commercial Street, surprisingly quiet. The rooms are simple, with antiques throughout.
The staff (especially Demeter) is friendly and professional, without being intrusive.
The continental breakfast is lavish.
Highly recommended!

This is my first time t this b & b, and I could not be happier. The rooms are beautiful, the main area is very comfortable and the atmosphere is like being with family. The guys who own it (mike and rob) have to be the best owners in town. The houseboy, D, is very personable and easy on the eye. I can’t wait to go back next year.

Had a nice stay, good breakfast, great porch, fun cocktail party on Saturday. Room could have been cleaner though (was only cleaned once on our four-​night stay), and the staff greatest us with «Your balance is …»

Arrived on a weekend when most places had NO Vacancy. Another Inn (full) suggested this place as he heard they had a cancellation. We ventured in and Jeffrey met us — and had a room for us. It was a great positive surprise — I mean, right on COMMERCIAL STREET where all the activity happens. A very close walk to the Dance clubs & bars, and shopping all over the place. Even a bit of a water view from the front porch. The price incl. morning breaking breakfast — an upscale Continental with a lot of variety. And the Saturday «cocktail party» was a frickin’ HOOT. Oh, and BTW — FULL (free) BAR from 4 – 7 pm !!! And Jeffrey trumped out various hors d’oeuvres as the 20 guests danced and drank from the front porch, complete with a mini-​drag event that literally stopped traffic. We were the HIT of the town. This was a glorious afternoon.
Like 99% of the B&B Inns, this was an older house. So thin walls, narrow and lots of steps to the upper floor. If we have any complaints at all, the bathroom door was a hinged door with no handle on the inside — so it was hard if at all possible to pull the door closed when sitting down on the toilet. (simple fix guys!) And lastly, the TV sucked. It is basically un-​viewable because you can’t adjust the brightness. Yea, we weren’t there to watch TV, but still, if you provide one, would be nice if it worked. The bed was comfortable, the room clean, albeit bathroom & shower typically small for these older places. All of the guests were wonderful people to meet & socialize with; and some very campy. Oh, and the place is mixed — both Men & Women.
This place fills fast every year — we were fortunate of the cancellation. So make your reservations a year in advance !
Thank you Jeffrey, don’t-call-me-Dimitri, and the other guy who’s name escapes me — for a great stay.

Finally I get round to this review, but it’s going to be quick and simple…
Thank you to the owners of this wonderful place for making our stay so relaxing and enjoyable. We’ll be back, and will consider staying here again before any other B&B in Provincetown!
The cottage was quaint and comfortable, and had all the facilities we needed and then some. What a beautiful place, and friendly staff! We enjoyed the little parties, people watching from the porch, and how welcome we felt.

Staff: Very friendly
Environment: Clean and cozy

You know what? I am having a hard time writing this one. and words do not usually escape me. The guys here are so friendly, welcoming, and downright nice, but I’m just not sure they can overcome what was not pleasant. We, too, stayed in the Admiral room for a romantic weekend, which was funky! The BF did all the work on this one, and he did a great job:) But in the dead of winter, the old windows rattle and it is so drafty! And then, coldest weekend of the year. the oil furnace froze up. Kid you not. No heat and no hot water (no shower!) — and no down comforter! Just a hotel-​style polyester-​filled thing. Brr! How can that be? Thankfully I had a built in heater under the (thin!) covers with me, but what if one were (yawn!) sleeping alone?! It was literally, no exaggeration, 50 degrees Fahrenheit in the room when we got up the next day. Maybe colder, actually, since that’s as cold as the thermostat went. The continental breakfast was adequate — your average wimpy but good and hot coffee, oj, hardboiled eggs and pastry varieties. Fortunately, there was a fireplace with one of those just-​light-​the-​wrapper logs in it. whew! The Inn is right in the middle of town, so convenient to everything! I would definitely try it again in the summer time. we really did like the guys who worked there, and I bet the porch rocks, but I might also check out the competition. It’s nice to have funky options in the winter, but I would love to see them winterize and throw down some comforters.