The Sunset Inn

The Sunset Inn is one of Provincetown's oldest guesthouses. Built in the Mid-Nineteenth Century as a private home, it has been a guesthouse welcoming visitors to Provincetown for more than half a century,

Provincetown is a year round destination for travelers from around the world and renowned for its endless miles of Cape Cod beaches, sand dunes, beech forest trails and cycle paths. Provincetown is the birthplace of America's oldest art colony and home to both world class and emerging artists. The seas off Cape Cod provide Provincetown restaurants with the finest oysters, clams, lobsters, tuna, and sea bass. No matter the time of year, Provincetown always has something special to offer: theatre and cabaret events, concerts, galleries, art exhibitions, bars, and nightclubs. The Sunset Inn is ideally located within minutes of all the town's attractions. We hope you find The Sunset Inn the perfect place to stay for your vacation.

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If the Sunset Inn looks familiar, it may be that you've seen one of the many paintings and photographs depicting the building. Scores of artists have been attracted by the stately elegance and beauty of the inn. Among them renowned local artist Robert Kennedy, whose paintings of the Sunset Inn can be found in art galleries throughout the country, and American artist Edward Hopper, whose famous painting of the inn entitled "Rooms for Tourists" hangs in the permanent collection at the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven.

At the Sunset Inn, you're in the heart of Provincetown, just one block from the center of town and the beach. Stroll down Commercial Street and browse the unique shops and galleries that have made Provincetown famous. Enjoy dinner at one of the many fine restaurants the town has to offer; from hot dogs to haute cuisine, you're sure to find what you crave. And, of course, there is the legendary excitement of the Provincetown night life: cabarets, comedy shows, dance clubs and night clubs. All within walking distance of the Sunset Inn.