Almost like being on a boat, The Cottages & Lofts at the Boat Basin sit right alongside the slips of the award-winning Nantucket Boat Basin, offering unbeatable waterfront views. The 29 studio, one,- two,- and three-bedroom Cottages & Lofts come equipped with a full kitchen and most with a patio or deck, so a couple can happily hole up for a weekend, or a whole crowd can play and stay together. The nautical interiors, in a palette of marine blue, Nantucket red, and sail white, inspire guests to kick off their boat shoes and go barefoot, venturing out for drinks ... <MORE INFORMATION>

The White Elephant Village | Residences & Inn sits a bit down the street from the namesake hotel. Acclaimed designer Alexandra Champalimaud created a look of pure elegant New England, a summerhouse feel with broad porches, giant sofas and gas fireplaces in case of a chill in the air. Ideal for families and groups of friends, the one-, two-, and three-bedroom cottages each have touches that make one want to stay all summer – Sub-Zero refrigerators, panini-makers, and Royal Doulton china. Kids and grown-ups alike will enjoy the large, heated pool with private cabanas and easy access to local beaches, ... <MORE INFORMATION>

The White Elephant has been an exclusive summertime retreat since the 1920s. The height of preppy New England elegance, this is the place where brides dream of being married and families come for generations. A stone’s throw from the center of town, this 63-room island treasure has accommodations ranging from garden cottages to suites on the harbor. The hotel’s mascot, a white elephant named Trunket, presides over its greener than green lawn. Set with plush lounge chairs, it overlooks bustling Nantucket Harbor and calm Children’s Beach. Brant Point Grill serves up a famed Sunday brunch, with their signature Lobster Bloody ... <MORE INFORMATION>

1771 stately sea captain's home with 12 comfortable, bright and airy air-conditioned guest rooms, many with working fireplaces. Sumptuous, homemade continental breakfast, afternoon snacks and tea. Colorful gardens and patio, roof walk with panoramic views of Nantucket's historic harbor. Free wireless internet access. Short walk to all downtown shops, restaurants, beaches, museums and ferry services. The cozy and historic Cliff Lodge is nestled in the hills above and between Nantucket's downtown cobblestone streets and the island's most pristine and popular beaches, right in the middle of the Historic District. Looking as beautiful today as it did more than 200 years ... <MORE INFORMATION>

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Situated in glamorous seclusion on the northeast end of Nantucket, The Wauwinet is the island’s only Relais & Châteaux hotel. An adults-only escape, it is the stuff of storybook romance. Its grounds are beautifully landscaped, with unmatched views and access to two beaches – one on the ocean and one on the bay. The 33-room inn is a study in luxe comfort, from Pratesi linens to antique armoires and private sundecks. TOPPER’s, its New American cuisine restaurant, is consistently ranked one of the top in New England. A continual recipient of Wine Spectator’s “Grand Award,” the restaurant features over 1,400 ... <MORE INFORMATION>

Martin House Inn was built in 1803 by sea captain and gentleman Nathaniel Sherman for his bride Hepsabeth. Situated in the heart of Nantucket's famed historic district, this resplendent mariner's mansion will take you back to a romantic place and time when the new world was still being discovered and America was hardly yet a notion. William Worth, patriarch of one of Nantucket's founding families, acquired the land on which Martin House Inn stands in 1692 from its original owner, a Nantucket Indian named Wassaqual. William passed the property to his son Matthew Worth, who later deeded it to his ... <MORE INFORMATION>

A collection of premier properties on Nantucket: The Wauwinet--the island’s only Relais & Châteaux property--has views of both the ocean and the bay, along with exclusive Spa by the Sea and award-winning dining at TOPPER’S. White Elephant, nestled along Nantucket harbor, offers luxurious rooms, suites, cottages, a spa and the island’s premier steak and seafood restaurant Brant Point Grill. White Elephant Hotel Residences, a new style of stay, offers a private residential experience perfect for friends and family. Jared Coffin House is an historic mansion in the center of town. The Cottages & Lofts at the Boat Basin has pet-friendly ... <MORE INFORMATION>

New! Just opened Summer 2012! The Nantucket brings back the Island's only premier, all-season destination hotel and resort. When staying at our property, guests can enjoy a quintessential New England island vacation - complete with carefully appointed with modern comforts, no worries, and a smiling staff to guide the way. Nestled prominently in the heart of Nantucket Town, we’re within walking distance of beaches, shopping, and restaurants. We offer our guests a choice of hotel rooms or 1-to-4-bedroom suites equipped with kitchenettes and living/dining areas. We also feature our Breeze Bar & Café, an indoor/outdoor restaurant serving breakfast, luncheon, and ... <MORE INFORMATION>

The 43-room Jared Coffin House, built by and named for one of Nantucket’s original whaling captains, is the only Nantucket Island Resorts hotel that stays open year-round. The period antiques and reproductions help create that feeling of a bygone era. The building dates from the mid-19th century and has always been a lively part of the island. Set on a prime corner of Nantucket’s cobblestoned downtown, guests quickly get to know their way around as well as the locals do. While those with gourmet tastes will delight in the fact that the hotel is surrounded by top restaurants, they will ... <MORE INFORMATION>