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The Barnacle Inn

4.8 (37 reviews)
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Twin bedroom

What a lovely, relaxing place to stay! Filled with lovely, little touches that brought me joy. This inn brought me the refreshing breeze through my windows (they have AC but wasn't needed late August,) soft sheets, delicious cookies every afternoon, and a lovely porch to eat breakfast on overlooking the front yard and beautiful Tiffany windows in St. Paul's Episcopal church across the street. Suzy, our proprietor, was very accommodating and helpful. She provided a beautifully served and delicious breakfast of warm pastries, yogurt, fruit and cheese as well as coffee and juice. Our rooms were cozy and very clean, as was our shared Jack and jill bathroom between our twin bedrooms. This inn has all the little imperfections you would expect in an older property, but they don't detract from your stay. Shower was clean, hot and with good water pressure. Water from tap was surprisingly delicious to drink. Note* There are stairs in this property and our tub/shower was an old claw foot, so ask before booking a room if you need easier accommodations. There are rooms on the lower level. We were only 3 or so blocks from downtown shopping and restaurants and 6 or so from the wharf ( we came in by Hy-Line Ferry) but far enough away for it to be quiet and peaceful like a small town. Our favorite cab company was Clyde's Cab. They had vans and gave us information about the island's history and nature as we passed. Nice folks! It cost us around $30 from center of the island to go to beach on farthest end. Plus there is a Shuttle that costs $3 per ride that is about 4-5 blocks from The Barnacle Inn. Overall, we would stay here again the next time we visit Nantucket.

Myles J.

My wife and I stayed for 3 nights in early September 2020. Susie and her team did an amazing job of making us feel safe (#covid), welcome, and comfortable. We stayed in a room with private bath and king bed. The room was beautiful and had that "Nantucket feel"! Breakfast was delicious! I would highly recommend!!

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Jay F.

I'm not easily impressed on places to stay because I always look at it as just that: a place to stay. I mean you're there for the sights right? Well the Barnacle Inn is great. For starters it's not breaking the bank, which on Nantucket is a hard thing to accomplish. The rooms are quaint, clean, and very homely. Beds are comfortable and some rooms have AC (ones that don't have a fan). The breakfast is solid with fresh fruit, yogurt, cheese, and varying fresh baked deliciousness. Cookies magically appear in the afternoon and they are great. Combined with very friendly service and if I was going back to Nantucket I wouldn't bother to find another place to stay, this one wouldn't be easy to beat

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“The house is run by awesome friendly lady named Susie, breakfast consists of fruit, cheese, Yogurt and pastry!!”

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Carriage House - Visitors from all over - the world and the U.S. - feel welcomed at The Carriage House - and can be so in 5 languages.

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Le Languedoc Inn & Restaurant

3.6(61 reviews)
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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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Le Languedoc Inn & Restaurant - Outside seating

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Le Languedoc Inn & Restaurant - Complimentary fresh bread and butter

Complimentary fresh bread and butter

Le Languedoc Inn & Restaurant - Entrance

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