My partner and I were staying across the street at the Brass Key Guesthouse but they made reservations at the Crowne Pointe's restaurant for us. After being seated by a very sweet hostess we were treated like we were scum. Our waiter either did not like women or was upset that we did not order alcohol so he would have a higher tip range. While ordering I asked how the lobster ravioli's were and he said "you dont know what lobster raviolis are?" with his snobby little attitude. My girlfriend and I are the most laid back, friendly and polite people you have ever met and did nothing to trigger this treatment. After ordering the ravioli I changed my mind and my gf ran to see if she could catch him before he put the order and she did. He sighed loudly and said ya with an attitude. After that he never came back to check on us. Our drinks were empty for the rest of the evening and not because he didn't know because he served three tables next to us. After trying to get his attention twice we decided to leave. If you want to eat with MAJORLY UPTIGHT people this is your place. If you want to eat in an upscale relaxed environment with nice ambiance go to The Mews. We wound up eating there twice while we were there and had great experiences both times.

We just knew we wanted to visit Cape Cod as part of our US East Coast holiday and chose Crowne Pointe on the basis of internet recommendations. We couldn't have been happier with the choice. Our room was delightful, the service was excellent, staff were friendly, the spa treatments sstimulating and food was first class.

As it was early in the season, it was quiet but that suited us as we had New York and Boston bookending P-Town (Provincetown) on our tour.

Once we'd booked, friends told us that P-Town was a different experience but that's what added to the charm. We were welcomed wherever we went and can't wait to come back.

We chose a 5 night stay at the Crowne Point Historic Inn & Spa to celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary. We chose it based on other reviews on tripadvisor, the inn's fabulous website, and general word-of-mouth from a few friends local to the Cape. To say we were pleased is an understatement. From the moment we arrived we were welcomed graciously with wonderful hospitality. The inn consists of several houses/buildings all joined together by beautiful garden walkways. There is a small pool and hottubs in the main deck area off the main building. In hindsight I wish I would have requested a tour of some of the other rooms, just to get an idea / comparison. Our room was the "Pamper Me Three Times" and included a fireplace, king sized bed, and jetted tub. We found the accomodations to be quite lovely, very relaxing and romantic. To some the room may be deemed a little small--but it more than suited our needs and provided a comfy setting for our "2nd honeymoon" :) The room had a mini-refrigerator in a cabinet which was very nice for keeping some water/light snacks on hand. There were a fine selection of wines and glasses on the mini-bar. Housekeeping came twice a day, once for the morning cleanup/fresh towels, and then a turn down service at the end of the day. At that visit classical music would be turned on so that when we arrived back in the room it was to a warm and inviting space. Seriously, that little touch was one of my favorite things! The chocolates on the pillow were a great touch too! Each morning we were greeted warmly and treated to a nice assortment of continental breakfast fare in addition to a hot cooked special of the day. It was a treat to see what would be served! My favorite was a toss-up between the Sweet Potato Pancakes (divine!!) and the French Toast Caserole. The inn holds a cocktail hour each late afternoon/early evening which, unfortunately for us, we missed each day. A few times we were out sightseeing or shopping, and a few of the times we slept right through it. What a treat to be napping in the late afternoon hours! (the ambience of the fireplace helped!!) The Spa onsite was a real treat! We purchased a spa/dining package directly from the inn that gave me 2 spa treatments and allowed my husband and I to dine one night at the restaurant "Bistro." (main dining room) This was amazing!!! I chose a massage and facial and each was magnificent. After the treatments I enjoyed a glass of wine sitting in the main area/lower level of the spa--luxury!! There is a soaking pool and a sauna and steam room as well. The dinner at Bistro was to die for, one of our best meals of the trip. (lobster ravioli for him, grilled tile-fish for me) The waitstaff were very, very attentive, coming back to pour our wine from the bottle, and making sure our meals were to our liking. The lights were dim and the setting was just very intimate and lovely. One of the reasons we liked the location of this inn was its proximity to shopping, dining, etc. In just a few moments and footsteps you're in the center of town or on the harbor pier. Since we were traveling during the off-season we did find many local businesses/restaurants closed, but the ones that were open were just wonderful. Commercial Street (the main street) is full of wonderful sights and sounds, shops, eateries, and all of it is so close to the inn. We couldn't be more thrilled with our experience at Crowne Pointe and we hope to return there for another trip of luxury and relaxation!

Even though we stayed during the "shoulder" season I can't imagine the staff at The Crowne Pointe being any different during the busiest weekend of the year. Every morning we were greeted by John who would make you your breakfast ( which thankfully runs till 11 am) which has your normals....fruit, cereal, bagels, toast and then his "daily specials" are extra special indeed. We had french toast w/ sausage, scrambled eggs w/bacon, and sweet potato pancakes w/ sausage. If you are really lucky he will even make some of his banana bread from scratch. Yummy!!!! Their restaurant is also highly respected but we didn't get a chance to dine there. You also must book a massage and use the spa facilities. Rod has the most amazingly strong yet gentle hands and Cindy worked some special magic on my friend who hasn't been able to enjoy a massage for years due to injury. They also have a stream room, sauna and delightful mineral pool. The location couldn't be better. One block off of Commercial st right in the middle of the strip. I would highly recommend bringing / renting bikes as you don't want to drive and some things are just a little too far to walk. We will definately be back again and again and again.