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Whether you are staying in a stately resort or a modest B&B, prices on Nantucket seem high—until you realize that most hoteliers have only the summer season to make their livelihood. (A few downtown hotels stay open year-round, but most close after New Year's.) The Nantucket Lodging Association has a comprehensive list of island hotels (www.nantucketlodging.org); if you're visiting in high season, book your rooms at least four to six weeks in advance; three- and four-night minimums are de rigueur. If you want to try for a last-minute, single-night stay, Nantucket Visitor Services maintains a daily list of available rooms (25 Federal St., 508-228-0925; www.nantucket-ma.gov).
The Cliffside's big draw is its right-on-the-sand location, just west of Jetties Beach a mile from downtown: You can walk out of your room or suite (there are...more
Built by a wealthy ship owner in 1845, this elegant property comprises two adjacent downtown mansions. There are 43 units in the main house and 13 in the...more
This mint 1770 house in the middle of town has more style than most—not a surprise, given the previous careers of proprietors Ken (ex-GM of the Royalton...more
The eight tiny but trendy rooms in Vanessa Noel's boutique hotel (set right next door to her chichi women's shoe store) are the antithesis of Nantucket's...more
Guests have been visiting this rambling 17th-century house, situated on one of Nantucket's highest hills, since 1881 (members of the Coffin family, one of the...more
This 1920s harborside resort is the best choice for upscale lodging in town. As with its spiffy sibling the Wauwinet, the air here is rarified and so are the...more
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