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    Sherburne Inn

    4.1 (23 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    King bedroom
    Courtney L.

    If you are thinking about booking a stay at the Sherburne Inn, do not hesitate - book it!! We were so impressed and pleased with this adorable inn. To start, the location was PERFECT. It's tucked away on a quiet street but minutes from all of the action downtown. All of our favorite restaurants and stores were under a 10 minute walk away. The inn has so much character and was recently remodeled so it feels clean, fresh and cozy. The common spaces are just lovely and we loved the outdoor seating areas that collected sunshine. Our room (the king petite) was impeccably clean, spacious and beautiful. We had a in-suite coffee maker, water, a steamer, plenty of hangers, slippers, robes, a hair dryer and lovely restroom amenities - they have Malin + Goetz products. The towels, bedding and mattress all felt luxurious. There's a community refrigerator available, reading materials and an ice machine. They have beach chairs and towels. The daily continental breakfast was so lovely and had different items each day. They have coffee, tea, water, sodas and snacks available 24/7. In the evenings, they set out little treats for guests to enjoy. The manager of the inn, Kara, was truly such a JOY to speak with and made sure we had everything we needed. She felt like family and made our stay even more memorable. Overall, we were thrilled with the Sherburne Inn!! Can't recommend it enough. One thing to note, this is a bed and breakfast and not a "traditional hotel" - more of a cozy, home - which we loved!

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    Camille M.

    Oh... what's not to love about the Sherburne Inn. This lovely B&B is located in town, about three short blocks from Main St. There is a beautiful garden to the side of the Inn which we enjoyed. We live in NY sans a backyard, so we took the opportunity to eat our breakfast in the Adirondack chairs. They also have a little bike rack to the side of the garage where you can lock your bikes. Bike rental is highly recommended. The Inn has an old feel but it's painted with fresh light colors. The room that we stayed in was fairly large, "exclusively romantic" was its given name. There are no elevators but that is typical for many inns in Nantucket. Susan, the inn keeper was a delight, dropping out bountiful baskets of buttermilk cinnamon coffee cake, (and other days butterscotch coffee cake) - both to die for, served with yogurt and fruit. The inn typically has 3 (maybe even 4) night minimums during peak season. If you have been to Nantucket, you want to stay there for 3-4 nights - minimum. You pay the full amount up front which is kind of nice because you don't have such a dreadful credit card bill once you return from your trip - you only have the restaurants and the other purchases. We were accommodated in every way imaginable. The only thing that we could have used more of was towels and they gladly brought those up when we asked. The street was quiet and charming. When my fiance and I got ENGAGED at sconset sunrise, we came back to the Sherburne Inn garden to eat breakfast and call our parents. I will always remember the Sherburne Inn because they celebrated with us. Susan was taking our photos in the garden and that night they brought us flowers, cookies and a congratulatory note! I highly recommend this place and plan on staying her when I return to Nantucket.

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    Kristen W.

    If you are looking for a lovely inn close to town (very much within walking distance to the ferry) then the Sherburne Inn is for you. Affordable by Nantucket standards, and worth every penny. This inn is comfortable and cozy without being too grandmotherly. The innkeepers are prompt, courteous and have a great attention to detail. Hospitality ooooozes from this place - especially welcome on an island where a lot of the newer B&Bs in town are ultra-modern outposts of snobbery. Breakfast is bountiful (town restricts warm, traditional breakfasts, but hearty continental fare is served here) and homemade breaskfast breads are delicious. Ownership has recently changed, but from what I hear, the service and charm of thisB&B have not.

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    Brass Lantern Inn

    Brass Lantern Inn

    (35 reviews)

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    We had a wonderful stay at the Brass Lantern Inn for our 20th Anniversary. We stayed in the Brandt…read morePoint room. Our room was ready by 1pm on check in day and check in was a breeze. Brant Point is located on the top floor (3rd floor) of the Inn. The stairs leading to this room are VERY steep so please keep this in mind when booking. You will have to carry your bags too. The room itself is tastefully decorated and the bathroom is newly renovated. The view is good but not great. You can see the harbor but a few other homes & trees obstruct a lot of the view. The bathroom is fantastic! We loved the rain shower head and the LED mirror. It has ample room and plenty of storage. They provide an iron, ironing board and hairdryer in the room along with basic toiletries. Breakfast is served daily. You must sign up via text the evening before. They provide you with a link and you make your selections from there. You can take the tray back to your room, eat in the dining room or on the patio. Coffee, hot tea , water and fruit are available all day in the dining room. Fresh baked cookies are also put out in the late afternoon. The Inn is centrally located and all the shops and restaurants are within walking distance. We really enjoyed strolling the beautiful streets of Nantucket. It is also very close to the ferry and Whaling Museum. You can rent bikes and Jeeps near by too. We walked to Brandt Point lighthouse - it was not far at all. We enjoyed our time in Nantucket and would definitely recommend The Brass Lantern Inn. It was our first time staying at a bed and breakfast and we couldn't have been more pleased! The grounds are nice, the rooms are clean and well appointed! We highly recommend getting a Jeep to explore the whole island and all of the lighthouses! Madaket Beach was an amazing place to catch the beautiful sunset!

    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.

    Carriage House - The romantic carriage house rooms are beloved for honeymoons, pre-honeymoons, and post-honeymoons (as well as just close friendships.)

    Carriage House

    (9 reviews)

    Go back in…read moretime A gorgeously restored Victorian carriage house, this B&B is without question one of the nicest places we have stayed on the island. The location is on a very quiet little side street that feels isolated even in the midst of the summer chaos. The great part is that the Carriage House is still only a short walk to the center of Nantucket. The rooms aren't large but extremely nice and furnished in period style. They serve a pleasant breakfast in the morning and we had some of the best blueberry muffins ever. Perhaps the nicest part of our stay was getting to met the proprietors Haziel and his wife Tomomi. They were incredibly gracious and friendly and not only willing to take the time to give us directions to anything we wanted but also seemed to enjoy discussing environmental issues on the island or aspects of Nantucket history, politics, or just about anything else. This is an absolutely gorgeous place to stay but it was the hospitality of Haziel and Tomomi that made it very special.

    I've had two wonderful stays at the Carriage House, the most recent over Labor Day 2018. Haziel…read moreand Tomomi are very warm and friendly, and more than willing to help you with any questions you have about the island - restaurants, sightseeing, transportation, and more. The location couldn't be better - a block from the head of Main Street, near Murray's, yet off on a secluded and quiet side street. The bedroom was comfortable and cozy - bonus that the view from my window was of the gold dome of the Unitarian Church. As others have said, this is a great value when compared to other B&B's in the area, which are much more expensive. At Carriage, I stayed in a queen room with a private bath for approximately $50-$75 less than what a single bed with shared bath would have cost me elsewhere. One very small additional convenience that would be nice would be air conditioning, as it can get pretty hot and humid at times on the island. The lack of A/C is actually common on the island however, and I slept comfortably with the ceiling fan.

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    Le Languedoc Inn & Restaurant

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    We have been patrons here for the past 40 years. This is an establishment not only of fine cuisine,…read morebut class. Last night we had the soft shell crabs, chicken livers and the lobster; or should I say behemoth ? THIS is lobster, not a few pieces of knuckle meat in a sauce . I promised my daughter a nice lobster and they delivered! Thank you Alyssa for an extraordinary evening. PS bread and magnificent butter served with our meal. Gary B

    I was taken here for my birthday and unfortunately for me it was a big miss…read more .Look at the menu in advance. The restaurant website has a mostly up to date menu, which apparently doesn't change much. Not a single veg main. I lean pescatarian and try to eat healthy and there was nothing. Think cheeseburger, steak frites, sweetbreads, boudin sausage, tempura softshell crabs, swordfish. There was a roast lobster for $75 but too pricey, and no idea if I would have liked it. Pretty sure that I would prefer a lobster roll at Walter's. They have a foie gras app. We all ordered the beet salad, and it was the only time I can remember not enjoying that usually delicious choice. No one enjoyed it. It is served kind of like steak tartare, finely minced beets that were very difficult to eat without making a mess. I really tried and still got a small stain on my white shirt. I love most beet salads. It did not have any cheese, I think it is often served with goat cheese. It did have beautiful, unusual salad leaves on the side. It was bland and other than being healthy, not much to recommend it. There wasn't a single main course that appealed to me. It's not a large selection, 8 choices. Usually I can find things easily so this was not par for the course. I asked if there was a veg main. Our server came back and said the chef could make a risotto. There was a "BLT risotto" on the vegetable sides, and I love BLTs but I don't like risotto so I ordered the fluke which he said came with a Dijon vinaigrette. I had been thinking of just ordering two vegetable sides, but I knew it would make my parents uncomfortable if I didn't get a main, my mistake. I asked the waiter if the fluke came with vegetables, he said yes, zucchini. Well, I would say there is about maximum 1/2 ounce of zucchini, kind of shredded underneath the fish. Unfortunately, imo Dijon vinaigrette on fish is not good. .Seems mains are essentially served without vegetables. One of those restaurants with pricey mains where you need to order sides as extras. I hesitated to order dessert since I had struck out two for two, but ordered the chocolate pot de crème. It was pretty good. Overall though, the experience was not enjoyable, service wasn't attentive or friendly, but for me, the food was the biggest problem. The others got steak frites, it looked good, cooked to order and with a Bernaise sauce. I am not picky and am generally happy with both menus and meals. I like French food, but this menu was just not good for me and unfortunately, I truly did not enjoy the food or the overall experience.

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