Come home to each room find: Vita Spa for 5 to 6 Adults. Outdoor Shower with Hot and Cold Water. Deck with Bay Views Panoramic Views of the Town's West Each Morning. Large Common Room Overlooking a Garden with: Fireplace Skylights Pantry. Continental Breakfast Starbucks Coffee Served Every Morning. Extensive DVD Collection: Sex The City (All Seasons) Golden Girls Classics Academy Award Winners Recent Releases. Daily room cleaning with fresh towels. Complimentary Imported Bath Products. Two Complimentary Bottles of Water Upon Arrival. LCD Flat Screen TVs with DVD Players in each room. Refrigerators in All Rooms. Direct Phone Lines For All Rooms. Air Conditioning in All Rooms. Individually Controlled Central Air in the Apartment, and Rooms 6, 7 8. Fireplace in Living Room of the Apartment, and in the Two Bedroom Suite and Rooms 7 8. Whirlpool Tub for 2 people in Room 7. Whirlpool Tub for 1 in Room 8. High-Speed Internet Access in Each Room and WiFi is available. Antique Furniture in Most Rooms throughout the House. Hardwood Floors Throughout. On-Site Parking for 5 cars only with reservation (see policies). We range from standard deluxe rooms up to a two (2) bedroom suite and a full apartment, some with panoramic views of the bay and town.

Click on each room for more information and photos. One Bedroom Apartment with Private Entrance. Our one bedroom luxury apartment comes with a full state of the art kitchen providing all the amenities of a home away from home, including full cable TV with premium channels and an iPod docking station for your listening enjoyment. The bedroom has a queen size bed and the living room has a pull out day bed and large gas fireplace. This two-bedroom suite with two full size antique beds allows friends and family to travel together. A working fireplace can warm the entire suite, while French doors between bedrooms provide travelers with privacy often missing when traveling with a companion. Relax in the quaint luxury of the rooms full size Victorian bed while enjoying the subtle comfort of the rooms atmosphere and well-lighted private bath. In a place as charming as this, youll hardly want to leave the comforts of your room with this full size Victorian Antique bed. Your semi-private bath (private during the months of May, Sept and October and sharing with only one other person in June, July and August) is located directly across the hall and provides guests with a nice view out towards historic Cape Cod bay. Nestled among tree tops, this room provides a feeling of peace and tranquility during your stay in Provincetown. A queen size bed and private bath provide all the comforts you need in this Nantucket style room. Garden View - Room #6. Overlooking the garden, this multi-windowed room allows you to sleep like a baby in the queen size bed while enjoying the cool Cape Cod breeze. Captain's - Room # 7. High atop the Revere House is one of our largest rooms with unique features such as a king size bed, fireplace, central air and an iPod docking station. Take a peak eastward for an early morning view of sunrise, a westward view of the sunset or maybe just immerse yourself in the warmth of the rooms whirlpool tub for two. Step up from the Revere House garden to the rooftop deck from which to view the bay and where youll find the private entrance to the Chatham - Room #8. Once inside, youll discover a loveseat area where you can watch television or a movie in front of the fireplace or enjoy the deluxe private bath featuring a whirlpool tub and skylight that lets the New England light shine in all day long. *Rates do not include the 9.7% Occupancy Tax 2.0% service charge. Note: Rates are subject to change

HGTV - IF Walls Could Talk. June 2007 Hidden treasures from the 1860's found in the walls during renovation give insight into the lives of the original owner. If Walls Could Talk... Episode WCT-1612 Hidden Treasures Abound First, Terry and Jim Baker of Kirkwood, Mo., discover that their house was a hideout for famous criminal, Pretty Boy Floyd. While cleaning out the backyard, Jim finds tokens of the past and an unforgettable story about what used to be hidden back Next, it took James Leach years to discover all the secret passageways, tunnels and ornate features throughout his Gothic revival castle in Newport, R.I. Then, when Mona and Craig Farley moved into their 1903 Greek revival in Minden, LA, they were shocked to see the library filled with antique books. Little did they know there was much more to find. Finally, Gary Palochko fell in love with this seaside Colonial in Provincetown, Mass., when he learned the kitchen ceiling was made out of wood from shipwrecks. When he discovers a whale's tooth and 1800s documents hidden upstairs, he has a feeling the previous owner's connection to the sea goes further than the kitchen.. TRAINING Magazine - History in the Making. The film crews are coming! The film crews are coming! While renovating the Revere House in the winter of 2004, training industry veteran Gary Palochko saw his side busines turn into 15 minutes of fame. Gary, who prepares e-learning materials for Pfizer in New York, has owned the Revere Guest House in Provincetown, at Cape Cod's northern tip since 1995. Read all about the discoveries that Gary found while renovating his bed and breakfast. It is also interesting to learn that Gary decorated much of Revere House with items picked up while traveling to places as far away as Singapore and Casablanca during his previous job as an international training manager for Pfizer.. Featured in Innewsweekly Magazine. July 2, 2007 Be his guest. Revere Guest House has more to offer than it's hisoric charm and artifacts. Gary Palochko fell in love with the Revere Guest House, a Colonial in Provincetown, when he learned the kitchen ceiling was made out of wood from boats that wrecked offshore. During a recent remodel, he discovered a whale's tooth and documents dating back to the 1800s hidden upstairs. His search to find out the truth about his home is documented in the HGTV series If Walls Could Talk and aired earlier this year. If you missed the original airing, it will be repeated on July 24 at 7 p.m. But what the special doesn't make clear is that beyond its deep historic roots is a treasure of a place to stay. Located between Commercial and Bradford Streets, a half block from Spiritus Pizza and right around the corner from the famous Boatslip, the Revere House is one of the most convenient guest houses to all the main attractions and activities Provincetown has to offer. Our guests always fall in love with our common room where one can soak up the sun and relax in comfort, listen to music, or maybe read a new book, said Palochko, who during a recent trip to Provincetown, rolled out the welcome mat for the In Newsweekly staff. It is a great place to socialize and meet others, or to just sit by the fire and keep warm on those cold fall days.. And Palochko makes sure guests start each morning the right way with a complimentary continental breakfast of coffee, tea, orange juice, English muffins, bagels, yogurt and seasonal fresh fruit. Guests, says Palochko, spend their time as they wish, be it relaxing on the beach, taking a personal shopping spree, visiting art galleries, or dining out. Then they can come back from a day of play to spend a relaxing afternoon or evening in our heated spa.. Be warned, the spa comes with one of Palochko's few house rules - no skinny dipping alone. The Revere Guest House is located at 14 Court Street, Provincetown. For more information or to make a reservation call 508-487-2292 or e-mail. . About the InnKeeper and the Revere Guest House - October, 2007. Gary Palochko is a member of the Pharmacovigilance Education and Process Documentation Development Team at Pfizer Pharmaceutical in New York City and also the innkeeper of the Revere Guest House, a restored sea captain's home of the Federal period, circa 1830. During a renovation, unearthed hidden artifacts left behind by a former inhabitant over a century ago. 's inn was built at a time when. was a thriving fishing port. was where the Pilgrims first touched ground in 1620 and wrote. 's first constitution, the Mayflower Compact.. the tallest granite structure in. commemorates the first landing of the Pilgrims. The 352-foot tall tower offers a panoramic view of from the gargoyle's summit. Until the late 1800's, the town had an active whaling industry and was a bustling seaport community. As with any village on the sea, there are myths and legends tossed up with the waves. So it is with the Revere House! has owned the seaside bed and breakfast for almost 15 years. The kitchen ceiling was constructed of wood from shipwrecks, which would lead any active imagination to conjure up moans from the depths of the ocean. While renovating, discovered a whale's tooth and documents from the 1800's hidden upstairs. He knew his house was harboring secrets he wanted to uncover. investigated further and learned the objects belonged to Jackson Rogers, who owned the house in the 1860's. Having a degree in pharmacy, was especially interested in a prescription bottle he uncovered. He also found the original ticket for passage on a steamer ship to. a letter written in Portuguese, a receipt for a gold watch, and two rusty knives with ivory handles. has no idea how these curious objects got in the second floor ceiling. Some things can not be explained! 's find was so impressive that he was featured in the November 2006 issue of. This television series shares intriguing lore about homes rich in history - some famous, some infamous. The show focuses on buildings that housed legendary characters or were the sites of significant historical events. Hidden Treasures Abound contains the tale of the Revere House. There are many stories of unexplained happenings throughout New England, and is no exception. Quaint, colorful is located on the northern tip of old. This may sound like a story book setting, but Cape Cod has often been referred to as the graveyard of the and its dangerous shoals have long been a threat to mariners. The protrudes out into the path of ships navigating the major ports of the Northeast. For centuries, sea captains have tried to steer clear of the sandbars that have led to the demise of thousands of ships and lives. Wary navigators try to circumvent the Cape, but when the wind shifts or a nor'easter storm descends, ships meet their fate on the. 's craggy shore. To this day, there are many shipwrecks off. 's coast. Sometimes powerful surfs reveal the remains of vessels. The Cape's cemeteries contain graves of those poor souls who drowned in. Fascinating, frightening, we may never know the meaning of the personal treasures left behind. Why did Jackson Rogers hide his documents? Was the gold watch purchased for a lost love? Perhaps if the ancient kitchen ceiling of the Revere House could tell its tale, if the wood from the shipwrecks could groan aloud, we could learn the fate of those who inhabited the Revere House so many years ago.. But Provincetown, all year-round, is chock-a-block full of activities, wonderful things to do and see, events and other annual festivals. Just click on the link above and find out what is going on today!...

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Central situation
 Credit cards accepted
 Kitchen
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Clock/radio
 Fridge
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set