
Welcome to the Queen Vic Guest House.
The Queen Vic Guest House Provincetown is a Boutique Hotel / B&B which was previously a historic sea captain’s home located on Commercial Street in Provincetown, MA 02657 which is situated at the tip of Cape Cod. We offer 9 rooms each with a private bath and a Queen or King bed with luxurious linens. Steps from the beach in the fabulous West End we provide a friendly atmosphere for all to enjoy. This beautiful treasure is close to the finest dining, nightclubs and right across from the world famous Boatslip Resort Tea Dance! Whether relaxing in our private hot tub, our beautiful gardens, or the magnificent front patio, you will be immersed in the magic which is P-town. Our newly installed bar offers fresh cocktails in the afternoon, for sale only to guests and their friends! Queen Vic is truly a magnificent place to watch the world go by while catching up with old friends or making new ones. Once you visit Queen Vic you will always remember the reigning Queen of Provincetown.
- European style Continental breakfast with Belgian Waffles w/ fresh fruits
- Private Baths in every room
- Hot Tub
- A/C
- King or Queen Beds with Luxurious Linens
- Large stately rooms
- Wi-Fi, Cable T.V. w/ flat screens
- Meet and Greet in one of the best front yards on Commercial Street.
- Firepit for those cool evenings.
- Steps from the Beach
- Across the street from the world famous Tea Dance
- Full bar & Wine
Accommodations

Queen Vic B&B – Room 10
One of our most popular rooms, this beautiful and bright hideaway is accessed through a private entrance off the back patio, affording an extra measure of privacy. Being within our private, fenced-in patio garden, it is also just steps away from the hot tub! The deluxe King bed is topped with luxurious linens and abundant pillows.
Amenities and supplies include: private bathroom, ductless A/C and heat, mini-fridge, flatscreen TV, free wifi, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.
Queen Vic B&B – Room 11 – (Deluxe Queen)
This gorgeously appointed room features a four-poster deluxe Queen bed, a wonderfully relaxing leather armchair and ottoman, a floor-to-ceiling bay window facing Commercial Street, and a petite “Romeo Balcony” — a doorway to a small private landing on the side of the house. Its location on the first floor affords easy access, and its lovely design elements make it an unforgettable place to stay.
Amenities and supplies: private bathroom, ductless A/C and heat, ceiling fan, flatscreen TV, free wifi, mini-fridge, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.


Queen Vic B&B – Room 12 – (Deluxe King)
This room features a deluxe King bed, a wingback armchair with ottoman, and a huge floor-to-ceiling bay window overlooking a grassy lawn and Commercial Street. Its northeast exposure catches the morning light beautifully, but don’t worry — there’s also blackout curtains so you can drift back into sleep as long as you like!
Amenities and supplies include: private bathroom, A/C, ceiling fan, mini-fridge, flatscreen TV, free wifi, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.
Queen Vic B&B – Room 13 – The Head of State (Deluxe King)
Located at the top of our grand staircase, The Head of State is the largest room in the house and features a deluxe King bed, a full-size leather couch, and a bright and spacious bathroom. A floor-to-ceiling bay window has a commanding view of Commercial Street, and is an incredible vantage point to see and not-be-seen. More windows, a full-size wardrobe, and a large coffee table round out this room fit for a monarch!
Amenities and supplies include: ductless A/C and heat, ceiling fan, mini-fridge, flatscreen TV, free wifi, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.


Queen Vic B&B – Room 14 – Deluxe Queen
Room 14 is at the top of our grand staircase, and features a luxurious Queen bed, a floor-to-ceiling bay window with views over Commercial Street, a full-size wardrobe, and lovely design touches. The eastern exposure makes it full of light, but Venetian blinds and blackout curtains provide all the respite and privacy you’ll need.
Amenities and supplies include: private bathroom, A/C, ceiling fan, mini-fridge, flatscreen TV, free wifi, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.
Queen Vic B&B – Room 15 – The Light Traveler (Standard Queen)
White beadboard and a bright bathroom give the Light Traveler a classic Cape Cod feel. Light from the east falls beautifully across the Queen bed and side tables, but this room is the smallest in the house and has less storage space than the others. Provincetown is an out-and-about kind of town anyways… but if you have more luggage than you can comfortably stow, we are happy to store your bags elsewhere upon request.
Amenities and supplies include: A/C and heat, ceiling fan, flatscreen TV, free wifi, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.


Queen Vic B&B – Room 16 – The Queen’s Suite (Deluxe Queen)
This elegant two-room suite features a bedroom and a sitting room, separated by a bright and oversized bathroom. The bedroom features a deluxe Queen bed, a leather armchair, and a small closet, while the sitting room has the matching leather sofa (which can fold out into a full-size bed), an ottoman and a writing table. Both rooms have flatscreen TVs, and the suite is located at the back of the second floor, near to the sunset deck and a stairway to the back garden and hot tub.
Amenities and supplies include: private bathroom, A/C, ceiling fans, mini-fridge, flatscreen TVs, free wifi, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.
Queen Vic B&B – Room 17 – Deluxe King private balcony
This beautiful room features a deluxe King bed, an overstuffed armchair and ottoman, and a doorway leading to a small private balcony with views over Provincetown to the setting sun! The magnificent skies make this room a delight in any season, and from the balcony. Being on the top floor, this room has an extra-large footprint and a pitched roof, which is covered in white beadboard for a bright and classic Cape Cod feel.
Amenities and supplies: private bathroom, ductless A/C and heat, ceiling fan, mini-fridge, flatscreen TV, free wifi, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.


Queen Vic B&B – Room 18 – Deluxe King
This stately room on the third floor is among our largest and most private. It features a deluxe King bed, a sitting area with period chairs, and beautiful furniture and accent pieces. The room has an extra-large footprint and a pitched ceiling, which is covered in bright white beadboard for a classic Cape Cod feel.
Amenities and supplies include: private bathroom, ductless A/C and heat, ceiling fan, mini-fridge, flatscreen TV, free wifi, ironing board and iron, hair dryer, bathrobes, blackout curtains.
Attractions
Provincetown is a magical place with something in mind which will pique everyone’s interest. Take in as much or as little as you prefer! You can spend your day sightseeing, boating, golfing, fishing, kayaking or sailing. The Cape Cod National Seashore is a must see!While in town you can relax with Yoga or Pilates, if you would like to be a little more active you can climb the monument or hike to a historic lighthouse. Afterwards have a massage and then you can start the night at the world famous Tea Dance, head to dinner at one of Provincetown’s wonderful restaurants or the theatre and end the night at your favorite hangout. Our beaches are some of the best in the country with many different ones to choose from. Race Point on the Atlantic Ocean has tall sweeping dunes while Herring Cove sits where the ocean meets the bay You should always be able to find a little privacy if you are a little more daring by taking a walk across the breakwater. Beaches are not all that we have to look at. You’ll also want to take in the panoramic views at Province Lands. You will have memories for a lifetime!
Modes of Transport & Useful Links
Provincetown is located at the tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, 116 miles from Boston. It’s between 2 1/2 – 3 hours by car, depending on the traffic. The bus takes slightly longer or you can relax on the daily ferry (in season). Check out the options below for more detailed information and schedules.