Provincetown Causeway Vacations from $1,360

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Since we stayed here 2 years ago the Anchor Inn went downhill . It all started when we checked in, we received a lecture about how we had to be with our service dogs at all times. We were in room 126. There was a slippery large pool of water from the ice machine in the foyer going into the hallway for rooms 100 etc... Our luggage wheels and shoes were wet, and we had a service dog that got wet feet. This was never corrected for our 3 day stay even with house keeping crossing it many times. The plumbing is old in the room, the shower had to be jiggled, the rod where the soap goes came off, a hole in the wall behind the bathroom door, the toilet started running in the middle of the night for no reason. Then there is a resort fee for absolutely nothing . They claim for wifi ,a pool and parking that is standard these days. The bed and room itself was nice but not resort quality. The biggest plus is the view it's fantastic. But not worth $250 a night plus resort fee. This hotel needs a lot of basic maintenance.

The room is sooo nice! Beautiful property, you don’t know you’re in Hyannis. The staff has been really helpful and friendly. Fish tacos and Margaritas- top shelf and my waitress was the best! I will be back!

Staff extremely helpful, pleasant. Rooms clean, pool terrific.

The hotel was disappointing. The beds were way too soft. Not comfortable. We specifically chose this hotel for the large indoor pool and hot tub. Unfortunately, they do not keep the indoor pool heated. Additionally, the pool hours are restricted because they have to have a lifeguard on duty due to local laws. They staff it starting at 3:00 pm. Had we known this, we would have booked at another hotel on the island. There are many hotels and lodging that offer indoor pools. We could have easily chosen another place to stay. I give the hotel a rating of a 3 due to the location and easy access to restaurants, shops and downtown hyannis and the port. Hotel was clean.