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From where it all started:

Provincetown, Mass, we wish you a very

blessed Thanksgiving

Enjoy our Women's Week movie

Click on the images to watch...

The movie is broken up into 3 sections

December 12th & 13th at Gabriel's

A wonderful holiday weekend

with Charles Dickens

On December 13th, 2008...

Award winning Shakespearean actor, director, storyteller and sword choreographer:
J.T. Turner will perform

A Christmas Carol

in our Great Room

A Dickens of a party to follow

Award-winning actor J.T. Turner portrays Charles Dickens in the classic Christmas story. Using minimal set, a few simple props and lights, the actor brings the entire show to life before your eyes, portraying over 25 characters

in the course of the show

We are taking reservations for this weekend now!

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Thank you to our 2008 guests!

How can we thank you such an unforgettable summer. Elizabeth Gabriel has gone on record to say that never in our 30 year history, has she felt more of a family atmosphere than this past season. What made it so incredible?

All of You!

Some highlights...

For starters...thank you to 80% of you who have returned every year to become part of our true family... and for faithfully making your return reservations for next year!

As well as....thank you for the all night card games in the Great Room. No joke, Elizabeth is now buying green felt tablecloths for winter card weekends (thanks for teaching her poker and gin... oh yes, you know who you are!). Then there were the impromptu afternoon games of Twister...

Thank you to the Elbin's!

The Elbin's flew straight from the Queen Mary to join us for three weeks . They have been together over 55 years and they honored us daily by holding court at our breakfast table.

Thank you Family Week 2008!

With over 50% of families returning from last year, we have delighted in seeing your children grow!

See you next year!

Thank you Carnival 2008!

This Carnival, The Women Innkeepers joined forces and had a fabulous cook-out at Ravenwood during the parade. That evening, a group of Gabriel's guests cooked an amazing 7 course meal!

Yes, glad you asked, we were invited and yes we said...why of course!

Weddings, Weddings, Weddings
We had over a dozen weddings this summer with more planned for this fall and winter!!

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Did you know that both of your hosts are named Elizabeth?

Do you know which is which?

Just click on Howard the host to take the quiz!

Travel Section

Rated Gabriel's among their

Top 5 places to stay while in Provincetown

Gabriel's is also featured on Shorhome.com -

a website featuring the best of the best of

Cape Cod Design.

Gabriel's has been chosen as the 2008 "featured destination" by the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism Getaway Guide for the entire Cape and Islands.

We are very proud to be featured as the only Cape Cod "where to stay inn" recommended by the Boston Globe's New England Travel Story.

The Ashbrooke Inn building at Gabriel's, renovated in 2007, features luxury appointed rooms, suites and an amazing state of the art penthouse! Our suites include oversized guest rooms with custom designed kitchens and sitting rooms. These rooms also offer washer dryers, fireplaces, king sized tempurpedic beds, sleeper sofa's, private decks and balconies, flat screen LCD TV's, bathroom flat screen TV's, heated stone bathroom floors, waterfall bathroom fixtures and entertainment system with iPod docking stations.

Since the 1970's, Gabriel's has welcomed our family of friends to this unique and special inn. Elizabeth Gabriel Brooke is one of the founders and current president of The Women Innkeepers which hosts Women's Week in Provincetown. To date, Elizabeth Brooke holds the title of owning the oldest woman owned continuously run inn in the country. We invite you to click the following link to visit a page dedicated to the

Women Innkeepers of Provincetown

Gabriel's is an historic inn, located at 102-102A and 104-104A Bradford Street. We are right in the center of town bordering the Bas Relief Park.

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