Days’cottages

If you want to skip my long review, just look at my photos of these cabins — they will make you want to stay here!
When I was in this area a couple years ago, I saw these cabins from the highway. They were so adorable — but filled at that time. Luckily, this time I was able to get a reservation for 2 nights.
The innkeepers are very nice. I called and got my reservation and she took my name. When I got here, I paid with a check. They are no-​frills, no fancy stuff. No wi-​fi, and no television. There is some kind of cable hook-​up thingy — maybe if you bring your own TV, but I didn’t use it so I don’t know what it was.
The cabins are perfect (I was in # 10). They are rustic and charming and wonderful. Each cabin is a single-​family unit, with 2 doors to the outside — one off the kitchen and one off the living area. If you are expecting the Ritz, don’t stay here. If you looking to relax and like a comfortable, clean place with an AWESOME view, definitely stay here. You are about 10 steps from the beach right outside your screen door. The living area of the cabin is huge, with hardwood floors and wooden rocking chairs. There’s a huge table to eat at right against the windows, so you can hear the waves crash against the sand as you eat. Honestly, you can’t beat this view; I looked forward to getting up in the morning and sitting at the table with a nice cup of coffee — so peaceful and relaxing
There is a fully-​equipped kitchen with a gas stove. You can buy some groceries and supplies where you check in (it’s a little store there). The cabin has everything you need, dishes, silverware, frig, etc. The bedrooms are small and each one had a dresser, a place to hang clothes, and a double bed. Both bedrooms had nice windows that you could open for nice, fresh sea air. The linens were super clean and fresh, and the bed was comfy.
The bathroom is crazy-​small, like what is in an RV (maybe a tad bigger). There’s a shower (no tub), toilet and sink. I found the shower to be terribly small, but that is the one and only negative about this place. The bathroom, otherwise, was very functional.
Parking is free — you park your car right in front of your cabin — just a few steps to the door.
These cabins are about 8 minutes to Provincetown (not walking distance). They are just a few minutes from the Highland Lighthouse (be sure to go see it if you stay here).
Now, the awesome sunsets. There are 10 windows that push up in the living room. You can sit inside and watch a gorgeous sunset every night, or go outside and watch it on the beach. Either way, it takes your breath away. Also, if you are a star-​gazer, it is dark, dark, dark out here. Both nights we were here, we had an awesome view of the Milky Way. It was amazing.
There’s Futon in the living room and a fireplace you can sign your name on (everybody does it). I don’t believe the fireplace works. There is also an old fashioned ironing board that pulls out of the wall. There’s no daily cleaning service (which is fine with me; I clean up after myself). If you need fresh towels, you can walk across the street to the office to get some. They ask that you leave the place clean, like you found it — which was certainly reasonable.
This place is all about the beach. If you are a beach-​goer, these cabins are a must. There’s a clothesline to hang your wet suits and towels on, and the cabins have everything you need for an amazing beach vacation. The price was very reasonable for what it was and the awesome location. It’s all good and I’ll be back some day!