A Growing Number of ADA Accessible Accommodations in Provincetown
Provincetown became incorporated as a township in June 1727 and has maintained much of its original charm, primarily due to the community’s commitment to preserve and protect the many historic buildings that remain. However, as the town expands and develops, the Provincetown of today is adapting where needed to become even more accessible for our ADA residents and visitors alike. In fact, the Town organized a Disability Commission in 1972 with a mission to research local issues that create barriers for people with disabilities as well as advise on ADA-friendly businesses, local activities, and services.
The Provincetown Business Guild (PBG) plans to create a dedicated ADA accessible viewing area for the 2026 Carnival Parade. “We recognize the importance of greater accessibility in town,” shares Carmen da Silva, Associate Director of the PBG, “and we’re excited about the growing number of ADA-accessible hotels ready and waiting to welcome all visitors to Provincetown.”
8 Dyer
8 Dyer Street
508-487-0880
Open year-round
As a chef-owned guesthouse, 8 Dyer Hotel + The Benchmark focuses on providing their guests with an impeccable set of brunch choices every day. During the shoulder season and when their brunch restaurant, Yolqueria, is open, guests are invited to dine there on a complimentary basis. 8 Dyer includes one ADA accessible room (room #8) on the main level, which includes a king-size bed, a large private marble bathroom with a large shower, and a separate entrance. This room is wheelchair accessible, and if preferred, the bed can be made into two twin-size beds.
Brass Key Guesthouse
67 Bradford Street
508-487-9005
Provincetown’s centrally-located Brass Key Guesthouse includes one ADA accessible guestroom as well as a garden-level courtyard and indoor bar called Shipwreck.
Harbor Hotel
698 Commercial Street
508-487-1711
At the Harbor Hotel, every guest enjoys a comfortable experience. With features such as accessible doorways to all public areas, an accessibility lift for the pool, lowered light switches, viewports, and thermostat access, as well as hearing and visual accessibility kits and TV closed captioning, the Harbor Hotel looks forward to welcoming you! This property features one accessible Queen Suite and six accessible King Rooms.
Provincetown Inn
1 Commercial Street
508-487-9500
The Provincetown Inn offers accessible rooms and facilities for guests with disabilities, including wheelchair-accessible entrances and restrooms. Please contact their front desk to discuss specific accessibility needs to ensure a comfortable stay.
Surfside Hotel & Suites
543 Commercial Street
508-487-1726
The Surfside Hotel & Suites offers several accessible Suites to ensure that every guest enjoys a comfortable experience. ADA room features include 31″ wide doorways, lowered thermostats, and shower seats.
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Gifford House
9 Carver Street
508-487-0688
Open year-round
Atop Carver Street sits the Gifford House, one of Ptown’s most diverse and welcoming properties. This hotel features a nightclub, outdoor patio, a year-round indoor bar, a piano bar, and a theater. The property has undergone impressive transformations over the last two years under the management of Steve Azar. The newest addition to Gifford will be an outdoor wheelchair lift installed by the spring of 2026. Look out for updates to their hotel, bar, and theater venue’s accessibility soon!
