Kate and the crew always make you feel at home with their unsurpassed hospitality. My wife and I…read morealways come to Nantucket in April before it gets busy and could not stay anywhere else than the Nantucket. Beautiful rooms and great location but it's relaxed welcoming atmosphere that goes way beyond our expectations!! We'll be back soon

Beautiful hotel, spacious and clean room. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Perfect location…read morefor downtown bars, restaurants and shops. Will definitely return.

While on Nantucket I had breakfast at the Brant Point Grill. It is part of the white Elepant. The…read moreGrill is in a he back of the hotel with a permanent canopy. The walls roll up when the weather is nice. It looks out at Nantucket Harbor. I am not sure if I come for the view or food. I'd say both. I arrived before their 8:00 opening. They let me take a seat while they finished setting up. They have whatever you are looking for on their menu. No one leaves hungry. I had the the three egg omelette with peppers, spinach and mushrooms substituting fruit for the hash browns. They brought me my bill without asking. The waiter checked several times to see if I needed anything. He had definitely had some coaching because everything was perfect. A tad bit pricey but that is Nantucket from you. I would return if on the island.

I was very excited to come to this hotel only because I know it's so damn expensive but there was…read morean exclusive rate for $359 and yes it was off season but I got the basic room tent rate which meant there was a event happening on the main lawn which blocks the view of the lawn and waterview. Well this "tent" ended up being a convention hall. The main building wasn't as grandiose as I thought it would be but nonetheless the hotel has been renovated to contemporary luxury. The hotels and rooms are spread out in the town and separate complexes. The room was comfortable but I wasn't overly wowed because it wasn't luxury. It was very basic for the price on or off season. No wow effect whatsoever. The service was fine and everybody seems to be professional and polite. They have pastries and coffee in the morning and tea in the afternoon In the lobby area. When you walk through the hallways to your room they call the art gallery. My husband won a use of a BMW for 4 hours to see the sites of Nantucket which was nice. The hotel holds your stuff at checkout if you want to go into town and your ferry leaves late. The hotel is near children's Beach and you can walk to the Brant Point lighthouse and Beach. There is a shuttle bus that picks you up from the dock to the hotel. There is a restaurant in the hotel Grant Point grill which is very good but again the ambience was underwhelming inside. There is a pool but it was closed for the season. Elevator was broken too. I would like to experience this hotel without a mammoth structure on the grounds of the hotel. I can't say I was impressed but I don't believe it was worth the price I paid for even off-season. I think that's great that people want to pay a lot of money per night and I don't have a problem with that if I can justify it. The room didn't even come with a full breakfast.

It was our first time to Nantucket and we felt like we were visiting relatives. The staff made us…read morefeel at home. From the notes of the day, with activity ideas to the delicious breakfast options and the afternoon treats. Lovely place to stay. Walking distance to so many restaurants, shops and activities.

Had the most beautiful stay at Union Street Inn. We were instantly met with a warm welcome and felt…read moreright at home for our short but memorable weekend stay. The impeccable service was friendly, attentive, and detailed, and the breakfast was perfection. Special shout out to Nayla, who went above and beyond to give us a once in a lifetime experience on Nantucket. Cannot recommend enough, we will be back!

This was our first trip to Nantucket and we loved staying here! It was walkable to restaurants and…read moreshops. The room was so cute and clean. The breakfast scones and muffins in the morning were such a nice touch! The staff were kind and welcoming. Overall, this was a great experience.

Adorable place to stay! This is my third time staying here and I love it. Sharon cooks a fantastic…read morebreakfast every morning. She is absolutely wonderful! Everything is neat and clean and has such a homie feel. Tea and cookies everyday at 5pm!

My wife and I decided to spend the weekend in Nantucket from October 3rd to October 5th. My…read moredaughter and wife had visited the island several years ago and had a fantastic time. We booked our hotel through their website and found a very reasonable price. The hotel is beautiful, situated right in the center of town, and the staff was very accommodating. I rated it a perfect 10 out of 10, and I plan to stay there every time I visit the island.

Starting with the manager Amanda who is just amazing, everyone who supported her were very…read moreprofessional, courteous and very attentive.

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.

Great inn in town!…read more We stayed here in the first week of June in '22. A very nice, old, and storied inn. Our room was on the second floor. Crazy staircase, narrow and curving. Roomy room. Very clean. Good large and clean bathroom too. Great breakfast in the common room in the morning. Oatmeal, fruit, and coffee. What more could you ask for?! We met a few really nice folks too, and had great conversation over coffee. Superb location, right in town. We rotate our week in town each year, but we'd absolutely come back to the JCH - we need to see that ghost! No negatives whatsoever.

With a recommendation from a friend, we stayed at the hotel. We stayed in the Daniel Webster house…read morenext door. It was very nice. There was coffee (a Keurig) in the lobby. In the mornings, they had a continental breakfast in the lobby of the main house. Everything was perfect. Their driver picked us up from the Steamship Authority dock and dropped us off.

What a great restaurant, that continues to be one of my faves on Island. Again, you stepping…read moredownstairs, into this cavernousesque restaurant you can imagine salty whaling captains, peglegs and all, ordering up their ales and bowls of chowder. The staff from the maitre d who has been there for ever to the bartenders and servers, all top notch and friendly. I've dined with reservations for more of the fine dining feel, but also have casually rolled up to the bar and enjoyed the more relaxed vibe, but still great food. Again, Nantucket is expensive, but I find that the meal, service and ambiance warrants the price for a fun and memorable night out. Enjoy the walk back into town and soak in the fresh air!

We stayed here on the 4th and 5th of October, 2025. We booked in June '25 during our annual week…read morevacation on island. The rate was spectacular, and the inn was even better, but the restaurant and bar is to die for! 5-star. Where to start? The staff is excellent, professional, exceptionally pleasant, and very accommodating. Our room was huge! Clean. Well stocked. Nice clean bathroom. We had tea in the common room in the afternoon; able to chat with other visitors - relaxing and quite pleasant. The restaurant was to die for. We made our reservation on Resy a week before. Everything was just incredible, starting with a mussel appetizer, cod and polenta/spinach dish, to the chocolate soufflé. The next morning we crossed the street to attend services at Saint Paul's Episcopal. Came back for a quick breakfast down stairs; the coffee was top-shelf, eggs perfectly made, and fresh fruit - can't beat any of that. We left our bag at the Inn, and went in town to shop, sip coffee, and take it all in. Picked up our bag and dropped it off at the Hyline building. Had lunch with local friends at Brant Point. The day, hotel, dinner, church, and lunch was all serendipitous. No negatives. Ship's Inn is one of the absolute best and well known inn and restaurant on the island.

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).

Not what we expected at all. We have stayed in Nantucket many times and every location was lovely…read morebut here We witnessed multiple people change rooms over three days there. We also changed rooms. The first room had part of the window covering falling off amongst other issues. lol the manager said they had someone coming to fix the window covering (a corner) but c'mon. He could have easily double taped it or done anything to make it look decent. After we left it the next girls in that room said there was no dryer only the attachments and came back out again after the plugs breaker was killed several times. Unfortunately the manager left a young female employee with only a single days training alone. We know this because we helped her find the breaker for the this room that we vacated that the new occupants kept blowing the breaker using the steamer and a curling iron at the same time. The employees are lovely but with management like they have they will never stay. The location is the only redeeming factor. Whomever owns this hotel should be there, train and hire someone who makes this connection with the hotel and their guests. The coffee is terrible and so are the bicycles. They aren't kept up. Also the employees sit at a round table by the door like customers with their laptops and iPads which is as bad as a bar owner sitting at the end of a bar like it's his office. The little room to have a complimentary drink is dark and hot and uncomfortable. Not our kind of place for the price. There was a lively African American woman who help after I fell and soooo gracious. The new girl just two days in also lovely. Work harder to keep them and get rid of your manager who clearly doesn't know or care how to run a hotel.

so far extreme disappointment we were supposed to met at…read moreferry, we were not.Called hotel and one eventually sent. eventually checked into room which was smaller then any junior suite i have ever seen ( does not even have a closet or a bath) and over 80 degrees. apologies given since AC broken through out the hotel, but they are "working on it" so i guess that's alright mattress does not even cover frame so extreme care needed getting out of bed, painful ankles remind one not to get out of bed casually. upside is it is in Nantucket so we can go elsewhere for a lovely dinner it gets better turns out our suite with 2 rooms and patio (as booked) turns into a small standard room. so short stay made shorter trying to get proper room

One of the nicest hotels I have ever had the pleasure staying in! We had our own private suite with…read morebedroom, living room, dining/kitchen area, enormous bathroom, washer and dryer, and even our own outdoor space. It was almost like renting our own little nantucket cottage with a private entrance to our suite from the neighborhood outside. The service was impeccable as well as all the little, decadent, included perks. Every morning there are amazing pastries in the reception area. I got an assortment of danishes, croissants, and muffins thinking to just sample a bit. I ate it ALL. Each room gets their own drip coffee and nespresso machine. In the afternoons they set out cookies, and in the early evenings are wine and cheese. There are also complimentary bicycles, which allowed me the chance to check out quite a few of the local beaches and lighthouses nearby. One afternoon we went to the pool and enjoyed our private cabana and snacks, drinks, and even fresh fruit! They even provided us with sunscreen and signed copies of nantucket-y beach reads. Seriously, they've thought of everything. Such a relaxing vacation and I hope to come back one day!