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Totem Pole Inn

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Outermost Inn Aquinnah - Outside upper deck and bar

Outermost Inn Aquinnah

3.9(89 reviews)
1.2 mi

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

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.

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Outermost Inn Aquinnah - Inside dining

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Duck Inn - Deck room East Q

Duck Inn

5.0(8 reviews)
0.7 mi
•$$$

This is my sanctuary from the world; quiet, serene, listening to the crickets & ocean waves at…read morenight. The breakfasts! OMG carry me though to dinner. Aquinnah is far from the other towns (30 min drive) so plan accordingly. The liquor stores do deliver with enough advance notice, and there are a few restaurants not so far away, but you are out in the country. Love sitting in the hot tub at night watching the stars. This is an old house so you might hear noise from other rooms or when breakfast gets going, but I travel with earplugs & a mask so not a thing for me. Elise is welcoming & has tips for everything you can think of. Free wifi, amazing water & sunset views (except from the downstairs stone-wall room) and blissful calm. There is no AC but mostly it's not needed, and mini fridges in many rooms, bring a small cooler for a day at the beach, a beach towel, good walking shoes, and de-com-press.

This reminds me of going to my grandmas 100+ year old farmhouse if it were on an island. Up island,…read moreAquinnah (formerly Gay Head area) is nice and quiet in comparison to the rest of the island and Oak Bluffs where the ferry drops off. Elise is just a wonderful person and made the trip special. She makes a breakfast out of this world and the inn has some great animal life. A few bobcats and she has nursed some wildlife back to health. Walk to the rural more private beach is less than ten minutes. We will most certainly be back!

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Duck Inn - Secluded beach within less than ten minutes walking distance.

Secluded beach within less than ten minutes walking distance.

Duck Inn - Lighthouse room A

Lighthouse room A

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Captain R Flanders House

Captain R Flanders House

2.0(3 reviews)
3.2 mi

I just spent two nights in the Wood Cottage at Captain Flanders House and I'm already plotting my…read morereturn. The experience up-island is rustic no matter where you stay and CFH is no exception. The grounds are surrounded by stone walls and horses, deer, and geese roam about at their leisure. We arrived very early for our stay and met two of the housekeepers. They were lovely and provided us with our car and walk-on passes for the Chilmark beaches. We were also able to get into the cottage well ahead of our 3PM check-in because it was ready. The cottage is perfect for two people. The great room has big beautiful windows that remain undressed so that you can see the horses, deer, and geese anytime you want. There is a small mini-fridge in the room which was helpful. The bedroom and great room each have a fireplace which is a great touch if you find yourself there in the colder months. There was a wall air conditioner in the great room but temperatures were nice enough to leave the windows open. The bathroom is nice enough - nothing fancy. Cleanliness is most important and the entire place was very clean. We didn't see any bugs but I'm sure they were there - since you're basically sitting in the middle of a huge farm. look on google maps. The only nuisance was that of goose droppings but the maintenance team were cleaning it up shortly after our arrival. Watch where you walk on the entire property! You are free to wander the entire property and watch the horses, deer, geese, and bunnies. Breakfast each morning was continental style and offered scones, fruit, yogurt, cereal, granola, and bagels. Each afternoon they serve lemonade and cookies. I was appreciative that coffee was out and ready ahead of the 8AM breakfast. The property is incredibly low-key. This is the kind of B&B for the traveler that does not want to interact with others while on a getaway. There are two cottages and four rooms inside the Inn. The cottages do no lock and, like I said, the windows are not dressed. As long as you're cool with this then you'll be happy.

We got the pond room for our one year anniversary and it ended up being like a fishbowl. Even with…read morethe blinds down you could see people walking around and listening in on us. Someone tried to open our locked room twice. The door in our room that led to the hallway had a crack under it at least four inches big that anyone leaning down could see our whole bed from. Zero noise cancellation and we could hear everything and everyone could hear us. The bathroom had a door that led outside that could not be locked. None of our windows could lock. No wifi when promised there was as well. We asked if we could cancel, as we booked it yesterday over the phone (you can't book online) and they never said anything about a canceling policy, and the lady said no. Once we said all the issues with the room she said, "come on it's just one night"... like what?!? We paid 250 bucks to suffer through a night?!? We left with 0 refund and was told to pay extra if we wanted a safer more private room...

Cuttyhunk Fishing Club Inn - Fruit cup

Cuttyhunk Fishing Club Inn

4.0(10 reviews)
8.0 mi
•$$

My husband and I have been coming to Cuttyhunk for the past several summers on our boat. Usually we…read moreuse it as a stop on our way to the Vineyard from Rhode Island. This time we spent a couple days on this quaint island and took our time exploring. At the intersection of the Corner Store, there was a sign saying breakfast was being served every weekend from 8-11 at the Cuttyhunk Fishing Club. We made our way to the beautiful inn and were delighted to find out they accept debit/credit cards as well as Apple Pay. If you have ever been to Cuttyhunk, you know most of the businesses on the island accept cash only, and there is no ATM on the island (as of the time of my review). For breakfast, I got three large chocolate chip pancakes with a fruit cup on the side. My husband got the Vineyard Sound Bowl. We both enjoyed our food. I couldn't finish my portion (should've opted for the smaller portion); I had no idea how large those pancakes were! Our sweet, mild mannered server Emily took great care of us. She was personable and made us feel welcome. The grounds of rolling greens with the breathtaking views of Vineyard Sound and the historical building make you feel like you've stepped back in time. We will definitely be back! Tip- if you are coming from the harbor, it is a long walk so plan accordingly. The road is paved so it makes for a great scooter ride.

Excellent staff, great accommodations. Laid back island with great fishing and scenery:read more

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Cuttyhunk Fishing Club Inn - Relics of the past

Relics of the past

Cuttyhunk Fishing Club Inn - Eggs, ham, home fries and wheat toast.

Eggs, ham, home fries and wheat toast.

Cuttyhunk Fishing Club Inn - Backside of the restaurant facing the Vineyard Sound

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Backside of the restaurant facing the Vineyard Sound

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