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Brass Key
At a Glance
- ultraposh rooms
- beautiful and secluded grounds
- pool on-site
Pros
- among the highest rates in town
- rooms close to Bradford Street can get a bit of noise
- significant minimum-stay requirements in summer
Cons
Brass Key Review
One of the Cape's most luxurious small resorts, this meticulously kept year-round getaway comprises a beautifully restored main house—originally a sea captain's home built in 1828—and several other carefully groomed buildings and cottages. Rooms mix antiques with such modern amenities as Bose stereos and DVD players (loaner laptops and iPod docks are also available). A widow's-walk sundeck has a panoramic view of Cape Cod Bay.
- Address: 67 Bradford St., Downtown Center, Provincetown, MA, 02657 | Map It
- Phone: 508/487--9005; 800/842--9858
- Website: www.brasskey.com
- Location: Provincetown
Contact Information
- 43 rooms.
- Pool, spa, some age restrictions.
- Rooms have: safe, Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes breakfast.
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