Tucked-away inn, big-night-out food. We started at the Mermaid Bar with a plate of local oysters…read more(briny, ice-cold, gone in about four minutes) and a round of bubbles that made everything feel fancier than it needed to be. Then came the scallops, seared to that perfect crusty-on-the-outside, butter-soft-inside finish, sitting in risotto with bacon and crisp green apple for a sweet-tart snap. Genuinely one of the best scallop dishes I've had on-island. The cocktail program deserves a shoutout too, mine came dark, moody, and dressed with a little flower garnish from Bridget's garden that made it look like it belonged in a much more expensive bar tab. The tasting menu ($115, four courses, MV-sourced ingredients) is a commitment but if you want a proper date-night splurge, this is the move. Only knock: it's a destination, not a walk-by, so plan the drive and maybe a reservation. Would go back just for the scallops and oysters alone. I am lucky enough to be able to ride my bike here!!

Galen and Bridget made our son's wedding absolutely magical. From the impeccably tended grounds and…read moreflower beds/gardens, to the food, to the service - it was an experience to cherish forever! They anticipated every need (glasses of water and lemonade for the guests in the garden awaiting the start of the wedding on a sunny afternoon - yes please!) and every single staff we encountered were pleasant, helpful and friendly! Without hesitation I would recommend Lambert's Cove Inn for your special event!

We have been visiting the Vineyard many years but have never found a hotel with ADA handicap rooms…read more if we ever went it was only a day trip because of no place to stay overnight. the Surfside recently renovated and we took a chance. it was more than we expected. it had everything we required for my husband in a power chair. easy to get around and the roll in shower was exactly what we require. the plus was the lovely outdoor garden patio to sit with friends to enjoy a chat and morning coffee. we are glad to know if we visit again that there is a room for us.

My room was leaking something from the ceiling. They would not check the room above me because they…read morehad a do not disturb sign on the door. The smell was bad and I had to place towels to catch the water come from two places in the ceiling. When I checked out the offered me a $100 discount for the inconvenience. I told them to keep it. I was paying $633 a night for a I'm that should not have been rented. I will NEVER stay there again. Overpriced and under delivered.

As with many of the visitors here, this hotel is a summer tradition for us. While it primarily…read morecaters to families with children, it's definitely a great option for younger couples as well. The location is perfect if you prefer a beach hotel that is a little further away from downtown and you drive to the island (I know they have a shuttle but we never used it). If you do bring kids, they have a lot of onsite events and you get a full schedule to sign up upon arrival. They also have adult and family events as well but always make sure you sign up ahead of time as slots fill up quickly. Because you can walk to the beach, all rooms come with beach chairs that you can take with you (they're very light). TIP: The rooms themselves have been recently renovated (around 2024-2025) and they are beautifully decorated. The East Chop Suites are our favorites as the bedroom is next to the patio / facing the ocean while the ones on the West Chop have the living room connected to the patio/balcony and the bedroom is by the entrance door (makes it a little louder with people walking by in the morning).

Always a go to destination when on the Vineyard! Conveniently located in Edgartown with beach…read moreaccess. Daily breakfast buffet at The Dunes. Lots of onsite activities. Grab a bike and ride into town for the day.

This place is so beautiful. We sat outside with a view of the rolling hills. We saw both a rainbow…read moreand the sunset. It's a very special location. And the decor is lovely: fresh flowers, glass ware, plates. The food was hit and miss. First, I really loved my lavender lemonade. It was one of the best mocktails I've ever had. And I like the prefix menu concept. The meal started with a cold soup, which was delicious. Then there was a mushroom gnocchi; the sauce/flavor was delicious though the gnocchi were a little chewy. The bread they bought to the table was terrible. There were two different kinds and both were tough and flavorless. For my first course, I had a salad, which was fine though unremarkable. My main course was the fluke. It was described as golden crusted fluke, and I was disappointed when it arrived fried. It was served on top of some vegetables, including some very vinegar potatoes. There was a lingonberry sauce on top, which was excellent, but everything else was not very good. I was pretty disappointed. My fish was dry and a tad fishy tasting. I also tasted the pork belly, which was good and the wagyu which I thought was just OK. I got to taste all of the desserts. There were some interesting flavors such as the strawberry rhubarb, but some really odd textures like the cake in that dessert. The chocolate dessert was OK. Would I go back? Sure. It's so stunningly beautiful. I would ask more questions as I ordered about exactly how the food was going to be prepared, and I would lower my expectations for the food.

The whole staff provided us with an incredible meal. WOW (to say the least). I was charmed by our…read morewaiter Mike (from Arizona) the bartender Zach had a lot of great jokes and knows how to make a Negroni :) The manager Alex also greeted us. What a wonderful night if I could give one hundred stars I would () Another one of the staff members Peter has some amazing and entertaining stories about his time growing up in the vineyard. So blessed to eat here. Happy summer #foodie

Very comfortable. Sit outside drink coffee on cushion chairs on the deck. Owners very friendly…read more Beautiful inn well kept. Fyi. Lots of stairs !!

Everything about this place is amazing from the room we stayed in, the entire Inn, the location and…read moreof course the Inn keeper Pete!

The Woods Hole Inn is conveniently located across the street from the ferry to Martha's Vineyard…read moreand just a quick walk away to board the boat. As a first timer to Martha's vineyard, the staff really helped give some tips and really made it easy as they sell ferry tickets at the front desk. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. It really is a quaint and charming space. The breakfast in the morning was my favorite, literally home made cooking with many options like their egg casserole, yogurt and fruit, toast with jam, and some local coffee (from Pie in the Sky). The Woods Hole Inn is a great and reliable place to start your trip, highly recommend! Notes: Parking lot is in the back behind the Inn Rooms were recently remodeled (clean,spacious, and looks great)

This place is an absolute gem. In a nutshell: the kindest staff, delicious daily breakfast, and…read morecute, comfortable, and clean rooms - this B&B has it all, AND it is literally steps away from the Martha's Vineyard ferry. Starting with the room: (we were in Quissett) we had a super comfy and plush king size bed with a bathroom on the small side. I'd say the one caveat/warning I have is for light sleepers - since you are a throwing rock's distance away from the ferry, you will likely hear the ferry fog horn each time it leaves the port. The remainder of the building was so cute and quaint with beautiful floors, and the best breakfast. You cannot miss their homemade granola which pairs perfectly with the yogurt. They had different main dishes everyday including quiches, scrambled eggs, and egg bakes, as well as desserts (the cranberry bread was our favorite) and fresh fruit. It was all amazing, and the coffee was solid! Parking was literally right behind the building. You are right in Woods Hole walking distance from several eateries. We didn't get any bikes to explore further but I would recommend looking into this! Above all, I cannot speak highly enough of how kind and helpful all the staff were. Thank you so much for a great stay!

I couldn't imagine staying anywhere else when visiting Martha's Vineyard. Like the home you always…read morewanted to live in with quiet and gracious service in a rarified setting. Peaceful elegance without pretentiousness. If you know the difference. Beds and pillows are world class. The rooms appointed with real antique furnishings. Not cheap knockoffs. The gardens are relaxing and you MUST dine in the Terrace Restaurant. Breakfast of course. Dinner is essential. A trip to another place, not too far, yet just far enough. You can fly your jet in. Or motor your yacht. Or just take the car ferry like we do. Just make your reservation well in advance. If you want peace and quiet without the outside world, this is your home away from home.

Overpriced, extremely rude front desk worker named Jack, musky antique store stench in rooms. The…read moreproperty looks like a story book, and oh so beautiful. It's probably my fault for assuming such an old Inn wouldn't reek like a filthy old antique store. Our suite, The Coach House was overwhelming overran by mold/mildew, the only way to mask the stench was to set the A/C to extremely cold settings throughout our 5 day stay. This was actually a serious problem for me because I have severe allergies and asthma... I chose not to address this issue to management, as management had proved to be completely unhelpful, and unaccommodating to us during our entire stay... so I figured why bother. Unfortunately all of our belongings we had with us (suitcases, clothes, shoes, toiletry bags, flight bags, purses), and the thousand(s) of dollars we spent on souvenirs, and gifts purchased throughout the 5 trip, all came home with us reeking of mold, I'm livid. Don't even get me started on experience of staying on the property, guests are not encouraged to socialize with other guests, guests are not allowed to have outdoor conversations without getting asked to leave... or have the inn keeper show up to see whats going on and just linger around as your trying to enjoy the outdoors because your room smells so badly. My welcome letter stated: "For ALL of our Inn guests to enjoy, we offer the living rooms with the fireplaces in the Main Inn, and the Summer House porch." We were specifically banned from using the common porch, we received two written letters telling us so. Along with the common porch being roped off and a typed out sign stating the porch was only for the rooms in the Summer House to enjoy. This happened after we checked in and specifically asked Cole (the gentleman that checked us in and gave us the tour), if smoking cigars were allowed outside on the property, in which Cole stated anywhere outside on the property at any of the seating areas a cigar could be enjoyed, Cole went on to show me the Summer House porch, stating a cigar could be enjoyed at those seating areas if we'd like, because he said it's such a nice area. After the fact, we were asked by Jack to move off of the Summer House patio that very same evening when my partner wanted to enjoy a cigar before we went in for the night. Later during our stay we received a hand letter stating the we could use a real-estate office porch to sit at, and the Summer House porch was roped off. We paid for the most expensive suite on the property at $1,750 per night, this is not the kind of treatment or living conditions one should ever expect. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, and you couldn't pay me to stay here again. If I was a person of color, this place would be sued into oblivion for discrimination, contractual breach, and selective enforcement. According the Department of Justice, singling out a paying guest from using a listed common area can be considered unlawful discrimination if the action is based on a protected characteristic (such as race, religion, sex, disability, or national origin) or violates the equal enjoyment terms of your contract. When It Is Unlawful Discrimination Protected Class Status: If the guest is singled out because of their race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, disability, or national origin, it violates federal civil rights laws (like Title II for public accommodations) and state human rights acts. Contractual Breach: A paying guest enters an agreement that includes access to advertised amenities. Denying access to a listed common area without a neutral, safety-based justification breaks that service agreement. Selective Enforcement: Applying a common area rule to only one specific person while allowing everyone else to use it creates strong legal evidence of disparate treatment or bias.

This place has THE best vibes! The loud music and plants everywhere is amazing…read more The sushi rolls and sashimi were delicious and flavorful! Excellent wine selection, we got a bottle from Lebanon. Everything was fantastic, don't miss if you are in Edgarstown!

One of the coolest vibes we experienced in Martha's Vineyard. Outdoor seating with a ton of plants,…read moregreat music and a really enjoyable way to relax with friends. The sushi was really great! We also tried a wine from Lebanon (never had that before) and it was really enjoyable. The staff were all very friendly and quick to help. They were able to recognize when we just wanted to relax and talk versus when we needed anything. I forgot to snap a pic of the New York roll, but it was also great!