Overall, we had a nice stay in Provincetown. The host was wonderfully communicative and responsive throughout our trip. Traveling with a newborn can be unpredictable, but having a Pack ’n Play and high chair ready for us at the rental made a huge difference. When a smoke detector started chirping with a low battery, the host responded right away to help get it sorted out (though we ended up fixing it ourselves).A few helpful things for future guests to know:- Property Layout: The listing gave the impression of a single-family house, but it’s actually a duplex with a second unit located in the back.- Character & Age: The house is old, filled with history, and has a lot of character. However, that age comes with a bit of wear and tear—the stair runner and some of the furniture are frayed and worn. Also, because of its age, there aren't closets available to store your clothes, so keep that in mind when packing.- Sound: Because it's a historic building, the walls are on the thinner side and you can hear the TV from the neighboring unit. Fortunately, running the air conditioner drowns out the noise so wasn't a problem.The outdoors and location are major highlights: the property has a huge yard, parking was easy, and it's an easy walk right into the center of town.