Salty Dorothy House Guide

4 Carver Street Unit B, Provincetown, MA

Welcome

  • Welcome to Provincetown, Massachusetts, and the Salty Dorothy located at 4 Carver Street Unit B - your home away from home!

    We’re thrilled that you have chosen to spend your Ptown getaway with us, and we hope that your visit is comfortable, safe, and filled with memories that will last a lifetime!

    To make your stay an enjoyable one, we put together a few things you should know about our house, the property, the area, and some rules that we hope you will respect.

  • We are Fellow Nomads, a collection of locally rooted properties designed for style and function.

    We’re dedicated to making your time in Provincetown truly exceptional. Guided by a genuine love for our community and a strong commitment to diversity and inclusivity, we aim to create memorable experiences for every guest.

    Book direct at FellowNomads.co and save up to 20% on your next stay!

    Follow us @fellow.nomads for all the latest happenings!

  • We’re Jeremy and Chris. Two events professionals who started trading WDC for Provincetown back in 2009. Our pursuit of sunshine, one-of-a-kind beaches and a bit of revelry brought us to one of the most beautiful places on earth.

    Through our work and travel, we’ve become obsessed with the art of hospitality. So we set out to create spaces for others to experience quality design with functional comfort that’s rooted in a local narrative.

    We believe in the profound influence of travel and through Fellow Nomads, we aim to tell an authentic story that brings meaning to your own journey.

  • We’ve put together a Ptown Guide with our favorite spots for coffee, cocktails, beaches, bites, and everything in between. It’s a mix of local classics and hidden gems — the kind of places we actually go ourselves. Whether you’re here to unwind, explore, or dance until midnight, this guide will help you do it like a local (or at least feel like one).

Arrival

  • One of Provincetown’s many charms is its place at the very tip of Cap Cod… An escape at the edge of the world. As a result, traveling in and out of Provincetown may include a variety of modes – planes, trains, automobiles, buses, and/or ferries.

    Ptown is approximately two hours from Boston by car and less than 30 minutes by air.

    BY FERRY

    Two ferry companies offer seasonal service from Boston with high-speed options that cut your commute to 90 minutes. Ferry service is also available between Plymouth, MA and Provincetown.

    Bay State Cruise Company

    Boston Harbor City Cruises

    BY AIR

    Cape Air service from Boston is a quick, 20-minute scenic trip with fantastic views of Boston and Cape Cod. Cape Air offers fast, frequent, seasonal flights between Provincetown and Boston, and Provincetown and New York. You can book Cape Air directly through their site or via JetBlue.

    Cape Air

    JetBlue

    Provincetown Airport is located on Race Point Road and minutes from town.

    BY BUS

    Peter Pan Bus Company has regular, year-round bus service between Provincetown (MacMillan Pier), Hyannis (Transportation Center), Boston South Station, and Boston Logan Airport.

    For schedules and tickets, visit PeterPanBus.com.

  • The Salty Dorothy is part of a multi-family complex that consists of a main house (Salty Dorothy) with one rental unit and a freestanding cottage (Dot's Cottage) in the rear. The main house and cottage share a driveway and walkway as well as the trash/recycling containers.

    The Salty Dorothy and Dot's Cottage can also be rented together for a total of 4 bedrooms and 8 people.

  • Check-in is at 3:00PM.

    Please let us know what your estimated time of arrival will be.

    Once you arrive, take a moment to check the home for cleanliness and that everything is in good condition. If something doesn’t seem right, please report it to us in a message within 12 hours of your arrival.

  • Onsite Parking

    Free parking is available for one vehicle. Our driveway works best for compact to standard-sized vehicles…think Mazda CX-5 or smaller. It has a tight turn off of the street, so larger vehicles may have trouble maneuvering. If your vehicle doesn’t fit, you’ll need to find alternative parking, and we can’t be held responsible.

    Please note that parking is in tandem with another spot in our driveway. During your stay, it's possible that you may need to coordinate with other property guests to move your car in or out of the driveway.

    Offsite Parking

    The Town of Provincetown enforces metered parking from April 1 - October 31, 7 days per week, from 8 am-Midnight.

    Parking is free in town lots and metered spaces from November 1 - March 31.

    The closest town lot (6 min walk) is the Grace Hall Lot, located at Prince and Bradford Streets. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. From April 1 - October 31 the cost is $3 per hour, $30 maximum per 24 hours.

    MacMillian Pier Parking lot (15 min walk) is located in the center of town. Open 24 hours a day from April 1 - October 31, 7 days a week, $4 per hour, $40 maximum per 24 hours.

    There are also privately run parking lots, not affiliated with the town, all along Bradford Street. Parking rules and rates vary.

  • Address: 4 Carver Street (Unit B), Provincetown, MA 02657

    The entrance to Unit B is located on the driveway at the side of the house. The front door of the house leads to a different unit and is not accessible for Unit B.

    The door is equipped with a black Yale keyless touchpad lock. Your personal door code will be sent to you on the morning of your arrival.

    To operate the lock, press anywhere on the keypad to wake the lock; the keypad will illuminate. Enter your code followed by the checkmark button to unlock. To lock, shut the door to latch and then touch the Yale logo.

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  • Trash and recycling containers are located in the kitchen. When they’re full, please empty them into the outdoor bins behind the main house. To find them, follow the brick walkway past the fire pit and around the corner beyond the cottage… the bins will be on your right just after the cottage.

    Additional trashbags are located under the kitchen sink.

    Recycling should be loose and not placed in bags.

  • Quiet hours are from 10pm - 8am.

    Please be respectful of our neighbors at all times. Being part of a multi-family property in the center of Provincetown, it's important to be mindful of noise levels to ensure a harmonious experience for all neighbors.

    Also, please be aware that noise from town travels throughout the neighborhood and it’s difficult for us to control any noise from our neighbors.

  • During the warmer months, each room at the Salty Dorothy has its own window air-conditioning unit. When the units are running, please keep all windows and doors closed to help them work efficiently. We also ask that you turn them off whenever you head out — it helps conserve energy and keeps our little slice of Provincetown a bit greener.

    When the weather turns cooler, the house is heated by a baseboard radiator system. The thermostat for your unit is located on the wall in the living room, just outside the king bedroom. To use it, switch the unit on and slowly raise the temperature to your comfort. The system runs a little hotter than average, so start low and adjust gradually. The thermostat controls all rooms in your unit.

  • Each guest at the Salty Dorothy is provided with one bath towel, one hand towel, and one washcloth (up to four guests). You’ll also find dark grey, bleach-safe makeup towels — please use those for removing makeup or skincare products.

    During the warmer months, we also provide one beach towel per guest.

    We ask that you treat all towels and linens with care. Makeup, face treatments, and tanning products can permanently stain fabrics, so please avoid using our white towels with any skin products. White bath towels are for indoor use only, and we kindly ask that you don’t attempt to wash stained items — we’ll take care of laundering everything after your stay.

  • How to Use the Fire Pit

    1. Remove the rain cover from the fire pit and set it aside.

    2. Locate the black gas tank enclosure—it’s behind the lounger to the left.

    3. Open the lid and turn the gas knob to the left to open the gas supply.

    4. At the base of the fire pit, find the ignition knob.

    5. Push it in while turning it slowly to the right.

    6. You should hear a clicking sound—keep turning until the flame ignites.

    7. Once lit, adjust the flame level using the same knob.

    8. When finished, turn the ignition knob all the way off (left) and close the gas tank valve.

    9. Let the fire pit cool completely before replacing the rain cover.

    Safety

    • Never leave the fire pit unattended while lit.

    • Keep children, pets, and anything flammable a safe distance away.

    • Do not move or cover the fire pit until it’s fully cool.

    • Avoid using the fire pit during high winds.

    • Please do not roast marshmallows or cook food over the gas flame—trust us, it’s not that kind of fire.

    • If you smell gas or the flame goes out unexpectedly, turn everything off immediately and wait a few minutes before relighting.

  • A bike rack is located behind the main house… just follow the brick walkway past the cottage to the end and look to your left to find the rack.

    Please remember to lock your bikes securely. While we love seeing guests explore Provincetown on two wheels, we can’t be responsible for any loss or damage to bicycles or related equipment.

  • At this time we do not have laundry facilities available for guests. We hope to provide this service soon!

  • Water is a precious resource, please conserve it! Please do not dispose of foreign objects or personal hygiene products in the toilet.

  • During the warmer season, two beach towels are provided in the bedrooms. Chairs & umbrellas will be provided in the outside storage shed. Please shake off / wipe down any sand before returning items to the shed. Do not use bath towels outside the house.

  • Although we love furry friends, pets or animals of any kind are not permitted in the house at anytime.

  • If you encounter any maintenance issues during your stay, please text us and we will work to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. We have a maintenance team available to help.

  • In case you need them, user manuals for all appliances and electronics are in the bottom kitchen cabinet next to the trash.

Tech

  • Network: Carver Hill - Unit B

    Password: OutToSea

  • The Samsung TV comes loaded with apps for your favorite streaming services. Simply choose the app you’d like to use and login with your own credentials for streaming.

    We do provide access to Youtube TV for live channel viewing. Please see the next item below.

    You can also cast to the TV from your own devices.

    Please remember to logout of your accounts before departing.

  • To watch live tv channels we have provided access to YouTube TV. To watch, turn the tv on and once on the Samsung home screen scroll down to find the YouTube TV App. Click on the app and when prompted choose the account icon with a fish that says “Lost”. You will then be taken to the homescreen of YouTube TV where you can select “live” at the top of the screen to view the guide.

    Occasionally the Samsung tv will ask you to login to the Samsung account when trying to open the YouTube TV App. If that happens, simply choose the account that says “Jeremy” and it will take you back to open the YouTube TV App.

  • You’ll find one Sonos speaker in the living room and another in the kitchen.

    To play music, connect to the Wi-Fi network and download the Sonos app on your device. Open the app and connect to our existing Sonos system. Once connected, you can play music from your own streaming services through the app.

    Before you head out, make sure to sign out of the system.

  • To play a record, place it on the turntable before powering on. Gently lift the tonearm and set it on the outer edge of the record. The Sonos speaker in the living room will automatically detect and play the audio — if it doesn’t, select “Line-In” in the Sonos app.

    Please handle the vinyl with care to avoid scratches, and return each record to its jacket after use. A replacement fee of $35 per record will apply for any missing or damaged vinyl.

Safety

  • The fire extinguisher is located under the kitchen sink.

  • There are devices that detect both smoke and carbon monoxide located in each of the bedrooms and one in the living area just outside of the kitchen.

  • Please dial 911 in the case of an emergency.

    Provincetown Police Department: (508) 487-1212 / Website

    Provincetown Fire Department: (508) 487-7023

House Rules

  • Check-In Time: 3:00pm

    Checkout Time: 10:00am

    4 Guests Maximum

    No smoking on the property

    No parties or events

    No Pets (including service animals)

    Quite Hours: 10pm - 8am

  • THIS AGREEMENT IS NOT A LEASE AND CONVEYS NO RIGHTS IN ACTUAL PROPERTY AT ANY TIME.

    YOUR USE IS LIMITED TO THE TERMS HEREIN.

    [1.] Only the specific Guest noted in the booking and in prior written approval from Host are allowed on the premises. Visitors and guests of the original booking Guest are not allowed to stay overnight at the property without the presence of original booking Guest. A violation of this House Rule will result in the immediate removal of all Guests (and any visitors) from the property without a refund.

    [2.] There is no parking space with this rental. Parking of any vehicle type is strictly prohibited.

    [3.] Your sole right to use the property begins at 3PM on the first day of your booking (check-in) and ends at 10AM on the last day of your booking (check-out), unless other times are approved in writing in advance.

    [4.] Pets and/or animals of any kind are not allowed. This includes Emotional Support Animals and/or ADA complaint animals as the Property's HOA strictly prohibits this and host is highly allergic.

    [5.] Smoking of any type is not allowed inside the Property, on the decks or within 20 feet of any exterior door of the building. This includes but is not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, pipes, incense, or any other type of smoking device. A $200/per day penalty will be incurred if any sign or smell of smoke is encountered during the Guest's stay or after check-out. Cigarette monitors are installed at the Property and Host will be remotely notified when smoke is present.

    [6.] No illegal use of Property: No illegal or abusive use of the Internet access is allowed. Illegal substances are strictly prohibited and grounds for immediate eviction from the Property. All Guests and visitors agree that any drug use on the Property, or using the Property for any unlawful purpose, or violation of any law or ordinance on or about the Property will be grounds for immediate eviction and cancellation of reservation. Guest shall be liable for any and all cost incurred by Host, relating to illegal use of the Property, and a refund will not be provided.

    [7.] Events, parties and gatherings of more than 8 people are strictly prohibited.

    [8.] Furniture and Decor: Indoor furniture and decor is not to be rearranged. If items are temporarily moved they must be replaced in their original position as soon as possible. Dragging furniture may result in scratches on the floor that will be considered Property damage. Under no circumstances should Guest bring indoor decor outside. Under no circumstanced should Guests move in unauthorized furniture or decor.

    [9.] Bookings longer than 13 nights may require a mid-stay cleaning for each additional week or increment thereof, at the expense of the Guest. The online booking system does not automatically add mid-stay cleans, so Host will contact Guest after the reservation has been made to confirm details.

    [10.] All Town of Provincetown and state of Massachusetts laws, rules and regulations apply to all Guests and visitors.

    [11.] With reasonable notice, Guests shall allow the Property owner, Hosts or any designated party access to the Property for routine maintenance, cleaning, repairs, or inspection of the unit.

    [12.] If for any reason beyond the control of the owner, the Property is unavailable, we may cancel your reservation with only a refund of the actual fees and/or deposits you have paid.

    [13.] Guests must comply with all House Rules. Failure to comply with House Rules may result in immediate eviction, cancellation, and/or forfeiture of all monies paid without notice or relocation. House Rules are stated in the Property house manual that's provided digitally with booking confirmation, again ahead of check-in and on-site at the property.

    [14.] If Guest violates any of the House Rules they forfeit the right and ability to leave a public review of Property and Hosts.

    [15.] We may withhold all or part of your deposit and monies paid if you fail to follow the House Rules in this agreement, the Property listing or the Property house manual. If the cost of damages, losses, or missing items should exceed the amount of the deposit, we will bill you for the difference, notify AirBnB and/or pursue legal action.

    Cause(s) for withholding deposit or collecting additional funds include, but are not limited to: damage to premises or contents; missing or broken items; required excessive cleaning; not complying fully with departure procedures; smoke odors, damage or evidence of smoking; mailing charges for items left behind; unauthorized persons visiting or staying on the property; the presence of an animal without authorization; noise complaints after 10pm, neighbor disruption complaints; trespassing on neighboring properties; and unauthorized late check-out.

    [16.] Guest’s or Guest's invitees, visitors, or guests use of any, bikes, beach equipment, fire pit, or any other equipment or amenity that may be within the accommodations or available on the property shall be at Guest’s sole risk and Guest hereby indemnifies the property owner and agrees to hold the property owner harmless from all claims, actions, costs and expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, arising from any personal injury to the Guest or Guest’s invitees, visitors or guests, and Guest shall be solely responsible for any damage caused by Guest or Guest’s invitees, visitors or guests.

    This agreement is in effect from the time and date of the confirmation of your booking.

FAQs

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  • We generally have a 3-night minimum for stays, which we find gives you the best possible experience even if leaving very early on the final morning.

    Occasionally you may find 1 or 2-night stays available when there are booking gaps.

  • Our primary form of communication is via messaging on the online booking platform you booked with & text message for urgent needs. You will receive a welcome email upon confirmation that will provide additional information and instructions for your stay.

    Have questions or requests?

    Feel free to send us an email at hello@fellownomads.co or use our contact page, and we’ll be there with a timely response.

  • Your welcome email will include a few handy pieces of information and a link to recommendations of our favorite activities, restaurants, and watering holes. All of that can be found in our Ptown Guide.

    If you’re looking for anything specific you’re always welcome to message us after booking.

    We love assisting our guests with great information about the local neighborhood!

  • Network: Carver Hill - Unit B

    Password: OutToSea

Farewell

  • Before you go, please refer to the Departure Checklist below. There are just a few quick items that we ask you to help with. The cleaning team usually arrives just after your checkout time.

    ▪️The unit should be left as you found it — clean, tidy and in good condition.

    ▪️Take trash and recycling to the outside bins next to the cottage

    ▪️Return TV remote to the coffee table.

    ▪️During the summer season please turn off the AC unit.

    ▪️Place bed sheets and bath linens on the bathroom floor.

    ▪️Shake off beach towels outside and place them on the bathroom floor.

    ▪️Start dishwasher on normal cycle with any remaining used items.

    ▪️Turn off lights, appliances, and record player.

    ▪️Check drawers, closet and under the bed for any personal items.

    ▪️Close and lock all windows and doors.

  • Your feedback means the world to us — truly. Reviews are the lifeline of our small business and help future guests discover the Salty Dorothy (and Dot’s Cottage!). If you enjoyed your stay, we’d be so grateful if you could take a moment to leave us a 5-star Airbnb review and share what made your visit special.

    If there’s anything we could improve, please use the private feedback section of your review to let us know directly. We’re always looking for ways to make every stay even better.

    Thank you for supporting independent hosts like us — your words help keep this place full of good energy and happy travelers.

  • We love seeing familiar faces return season after season. If you’d like early access to booking dates and updates on new spaces, follow us on Instagram @fellow.nomads or better yet subscribe to our email list.

    Returning guests always get first dibs on their favorite weeks (and sometimes a little something extra for being part of the family).

  • It happens to the best of us. If you realize something didn’t make it into your suitcase, just send us a message through Airbnb or via our contact page as soon as you can. We’ll do our best to track it down and help it find its way back to you.

  • Loved your stay? Tell your friends — especially the ones who appreciate good design, great vibes, and ocean air. Word of mouth means everything to small hosts like us. And if you’re coming back yourself, check out our other spot, Dot’s Cottage, tucked just behind the main house — same charm, fresh perspective.

  • There’s always something happening here. If you’re thinking about another visit, P-town truly shines in every season — spring brings the Film Festival, summer hums with beach energy, and December’s Holly Folly weekend turns the town into a festive dream. Plan ahead… this place fills up fast for a reason.

    And be sure to make a return visit to our Ptown Guide… We’re always updating what’s new and exciting.

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