North Truro Hotel Guide - Highland Lighthouse hotels in North Truro, United States of America.

"I stayed here for 3 nights in September and I had a great experience. The view from the room was one of my favorite things about staying here. Huge window that overlooked the water and dunes was gorgeous. The bed was comfortable and I liked that the hotel was a short distance from p-town. The breakfast was just okay but I did love the grapefruits everyday! Would definitely return again."

"Every bedroom was outstanding. Any detail you could ask for or want in a vacation home was taken care of. Absolutely wonderful home."

"The house was very clean and bright and had what we needed. We could not get the television to work. That was the only issue we had. "

"We loved everything about this place- location, amenities, the private beach right across the street with show stopping sunsets. It was clean, well-equipped and Peter was informative and friendly. We would stay here again!"

"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!"

"This was our second stay at "

"Isolated and quiet "

"Very practical but not esp fancy. Very expensive for what it is.. but that's Cape Cod i guessPool and yard to play in was v useful w kids"

"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. "