Top Hotels Near Pamet River in Truro from NZ$138

"Beautiful location, huge house, great kitchen and multi family space to enjoy time together. The host could not have been more helpful and communicative with us - will definitely book again. "

"House was super cute and location was perfect for us. Remote enough to be quiet and relaxing but close to the National Seashore and Provincetown. "

"We loved this home and its history. What a throwback in a good way! The house was spit and span. It had all the amenities of home! My son got married in the highland lighthouse! It was a beautiful week making memories.That's what it's all about!"

"A lovely house with so many windows both upstairs and down. The upstairs’ bedrooms were good sized, comfortable, with sliding doors opening to a balcony! The property is on a dead-end road so it is very quiet all around. Safe for pets and children. The kitchen was very functional with every dish, pots & pans, and utensils you would ever need! Bathrooms were well appointed! Great bathtubs!Thank You Del Mar for being so helpful and responsive whenever we had a question! "

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"This is a new listing so everything inside the house is new and very clean. There is tons of room, so it's a great house for large groups. Just a correction on an earlier review about the house being "quiet" for folks who don't know the Cape. This house backs onto Route 6 with a low ridge separating the two. You won't see but you WILL hear traffic even at night with the windows closed (as trucks service Ptown) unless you have the AC on, and you will most certainly hear it when you sit outside. This won't necessarily bother everyone, but if you're hoping for nature sounds, look for something farther away from the highway. "

"Quintessential historic Cape cottage with terrific bay and sunset views and convenient stair access to a private beach. Lovingly cared for and immaculate inside. We are repeat renters and highly recommend."

"The location was good, in close proximity to Provincetown and beaches. The house itself was adequate, but the listing was misleading. The name is "Bayview House", but the bay is only visible from the upper decks. This is where the trouble starts.One deck was accesible only from a bedroom. It was inadequstely supported, and felt unsafe when walked on. The two plastic lawn chairs appeared dirty and did not lead one to want to sit on them. The second upper deck could only be reached by a narrow spiral staircase with an unsafe appearing railing, covered in foam. The main deck holds more dirty-appearing plastic chairs (my guess is mildewed and then powered washed) and one end of it holds an abandoned charcoal grill, a random pile of firewood, and the vines that are so ubiquitous that Jumanji comes to mind.The house in general is not for anyone with impaired mobility. The main entrance is reached via a steep staircase with awkward handrails where the paint is peeling. With the exception of one downstairs bedroom with twin beds, all orher bedrooms are reached by stairs--in the case of tbe bedroom with the deck, extremely steep, awkward stairs.While the intetior of the house is roomy and adequate for a large party, there is essentially no usable outdoor space. A pergola holds abandoned lawn furniture and has a good-sized tree growing through it. Any other spaces are overgrown and littered with abandoned, rusty artifacts. To use the fire pit would be to invite a forest fire. "

"We loved this home it was perfect for our family of 5. Close access to beaches annd anll the local atractions and the home had everything we needed for the week. "