Agents and ownership lacking any integrity and backbone. We rented a property for +20k for a week…read morein August only to find it rodent infested. Agent flat out lied to us and repeated calls to their office have either been ignored or promised a call back which never comes. There are many better more reputable companies out there so do yourself a favor and don't use J Pepper Frazier.

I've worked with this broker for about 20 years. Rentals have always been very well described, and…read morethe service and responsiveness outstanding. I'd highly recommend them if you are looking for a summer rental on Nantucket.

We just returned from a glorious week in the Vineyard. We rented a house from Seacoast and had a…read morefew problems with the house when we first arrived. The worst problem was that the AC was Not working. Oh my. But, we called Larysa at the office and she was so, so, so helpful. (She quickly dropped off a AC window unit for our bedroom) She must have called the AC repair guy a hundred times and he came over late that night to fix the AC. Larysa also left us a great greeting basket filled with coffee, pickles, snacks, bread, all kind of things. She took care of a couple of minor things that we needed and stayed in touch with us during the whole week. Bravo. We'll be back next year leasing a property from Seacoast.

I worked with Larysa at Seacoast this summer to find a house for my group of friends. She was so…read morehelpful I reached out again for Thanksgiving for my family. She's so patient and attentive to the needs/wants of our group. She has great follow-up and gave guidance for travel and logistics for renting and vacationing on Martha's Vineyard. I appreciate you Larysa. You've got the magic touch!

We just got back from our stay at the Aurora. The staff were wonderful, efficient and invested in…read moregreat customer service. The cottage was spacious, clean and had everything we needed. We knew that being in town would involve some evening noise. We could hear the music and yelling and partying from the nearby bar from both bedrooms (windows closed and air conditioning on). The room with the twin beds also had a loud generator like noise go off a few times throughout the night (noise sounded like it was coming from unit next door or below and it literally vibrated the walls. While all the local bar noises quieted down once everything closed for the night...we were woken up pretty early the next morning by presumably the same bar emptying their glass bottles (very large quantity) at around 630am the next morning. Quality of sleep in this particular cottage was poor. Other than that, we were very pleased with the accommodations and appreciated its central location to the shops, restaurants and ferry.

Have had multiple stays here. Fabulous location and friendly staff are 5 stars!…read more Cottage living room furniture could use some up keep - wonder why a cottage that sleeps 4 has seating for 3? Most surprising and disappointing this year is that the Keurig coffee makers are gone......replaced by a 4 cup Mr coffee decanter The provided coffee pods/ coffee is awful. Also - that leaves no option for the tea lovers as that is not provided. Seems like a small thing but for the premium pricing it is surprising.

My Husband and I just recently stayed a couple nights at the Easton House. What can I say????…read moreCyril and Judy are the sweetest people. The house is in a great location, and it is very lovely. We were so excited to sleep in a canopy bed that was soooo comfortable and clean. We will definitely return to the Island, and when we do, we will re-visit the Easton House for sure. We were very fortunate to have found this place our second and third night on Nantucket. It was far better than the first Inn we slept at.Judy and Cyril, we will see you again. Dawn and Scott

My boyfriend and I stayed at The Easton House for four nights, and we loved it! Completely…read moreunpretentious and quaint, it is a lovely, affordable bed and breakfast option for a trip to Nantucket. The house is 200 years old and absolutely gorgeous and fileld with character. Cyril, Judy, and their daughter Deborah were really sweet and accommodating, and made sure to give their guests space as well. We'll definitely be back for many years to come, and we're so happy we found this historical gem!

Had a wonderful stay at Blue Iris. The staff--specifically Casita and Maria, were so kind and…read morehospitable. We went during the summer so prices were steep, but this is a quaint hotel tucked in downtown making it accessible to shops, restaurants and the beach (via bike).

Stayed here for 4 nights in August and we booked 2 rooms, one for me and one for my parents. Rate…read morewas between 700-800 per night for the rooms. We were extremely disappointed with this hotel, both the product as well as the service quality. For 750 pre tax, we expected a higher quality level, namely: -the rooms were old and my parents room (terrace king) had a smell. The rooms were dingy and the bathrooms were extremely dated. The terrace room went for a premium and the terrace was dirty to the point they never went out there (ground floor) -the lobby was tiny and not a place to spend more than 2 mins. It's full of luggage that is being stored and very uninviting -the rooms are marketed as breakfast included when you book but you have to choose between a croissant and oats and you can pour yourself some coffee that is on a warmer -most of the time, the front desk person is actually hanging out in the kitchen and they come out after you make your presence known. -outside of the croissant and coffee program, there is no food, cafe, or restaurant. You'll need to walk over to sister ships / faraway which has lots of offerings -in general I'd say the service quality is very low. They run extremely lean on staffing (maid plus 1 desk person) and the front desk folks are really only focused on checking you in. And the overhead saved by having a skeleton crew working does not get passed on the customer. -I called several times in advance of arrival and most of those calls were never answered, the phone just rings. I did catch a front desk clerk over the phone at some point and asked for some recs. She said she'd email and never did. I ran into her upon check out and she commented, "oh hey sorry I never emailed you those recs". So there is no concierge service -Between no lobby to relax in for a few moments, no restaurant, no reasonable breakfast though breakfast was advertised, no staff, and lousy rooms I dont see how this hotel charges more than $300-400 per night. It's a place to sleep and spend no time otherwise. At every turn, the hotel was a major let down. It was a damper on our trip. I believe the hotel requires complete operational revamp or major price reduction/50 percent. The value you get for the price point is completely upside down. Hope this helps someone to avoid the mistake we made staying there.

Best place to stay on the island…read more This is our 2nd summer staying in the Hermit Crab cottage. Great location and wonderful management team on property. Can't say enough good things about Harborview. Great location, right in town. They pick you up at the airport; stock your fridge with Cisco Brewery beer and wine; super new modern furniture with professional Bosch appliances. They have a small beach with adirondack chairs on the harbor and it is lovely to sit there and have some wine. Morag and Matt make reservations at the hard to get into restaurants and we have grown to really love them. Highly recommend Harborview. See you next summer!

My wife and I had a wonderful four days at the Harborview in June 2023. The apartment was very…read moreclean, comfortable, and fully equipped. The views are great and the location would be hard to beat. The property manager, Francisco, was also terrific. He was conscientious, accommodating, and friendly, and made our stay really enjoyable.

Absolutely adored this quaint 8 room inn with two levels. Each level had their own common room. In…read morethe lower level their was breakfast, coffee, juice, homemade delicious apple bread and granola with fresh fruit and yogurt. There were a couple seating arrangements outside, one which was a deck sitting area off the lower level and the other was a sitting garden/green space with nice Adirondacks chairs. The Inn Keeper Kara was fabulous. She made sure everyone was taken care of and had everything they needed for their stay as well as provided recommendations on where to go and things to do/see. It was my birthday getaway and she even went above and beyond and put a birthday sign over the fireplace with a nautical themed candy display of lobster gummies,etc. The house keeping staff was extremely accommodating and friendly. The owner Karen was there as well and we had a very nice conversation about her ownership of the inn and island itself. I would highly recommend this Inn to anyone and can't wait to come back in the future! Thank you, Sherburne Inn! Mackenzie

My sister and I stayed here for one night. The room was clean, staff was very friendly and helped…read morewith our luggage up the stairs to our room. The breakfast was very nice and they had a lot of common rooms that were empty so we were able to access and enjoy. I will say, it is an older building and with that comes noise. I am a very sensitive sleeper and water in the pipes would run about once every hour and it was loud, even getting through my ear plugs. You can also hear all the guest noise, so if you're noise sensitive I would avoid. The room is more suited for a couple and there was not a lot of counter space (girls know why this would be an issue). Otherwise it was a very beautiful spot, great location, awesome staff and nice amenities, just be aware of the noise

The crown jewel of the whole island. Simply have an outstanding drink served to you on the deck…read morewhile listening to live music in a relaxing Adirondack chair. Maybe take a dip in the pool while being served lunch by the most outstanding waitstaff on the island. All this while overlooking the lighthouse, bobbing sailboats and magnificent gardens. If you must leave the property a golf cart will take you downtown. You can use the incredible on site concierge to make you a reservation anywhere. It's almost worth the $1,600 a night price tag. (X3 night minimum) Rooms are small and unimpressive, but both of these are easily forgiven after the greatest weekend ever. Have fun!

fancy don't forget to wear your Martha's Vineyard finest to this place. The kind of place that…read morereally encourages people with trust funds to stop by. Great espresso martini! and the shark attack drink? iconic! They put red wine inside the shark, and then the shark over the drink to look like blood. you even get to take home the shark. unless they were giving us pretty privilege we sat on the porch and had a beautiful view of the water/lighthouse!!