A group of friends and I visited this spa while on vacation last July. We figured it would be a fun…read moregirls' outing. Overall, I'd say that the experience was below average to average. The amenities were pretty basic and the facilities were dated. Perhaps the hotel side is nice, but the spa needs a bit of renovation. I don't plan on returning anytime soon.

This is a wonderful getaway spot. Minutes from the ferry, it's the perfect stop for an introductory…read moreMartha's Vineyard trip. There were so many adorable details, I wish I had taken more photos. Inside, there's tea available all day, and free breakfast in the mornings. The spa is embedded right in the hotel, and when you're a guest using the amenities is seamless. You can easily get into an exercise class, like Zumba or yoga, or use the pool and the saunas- there's one with hot dry heat and another with steam. When you get up to your hotel room it feels more like you're in some kind of time capsule. They have kind of an exhibit of historical objects from the area. Then the room is kind of effortlessly elegant, in that unique New England-y way- just nice furniture, great materials in the bed sheets and whatnot, and some spiffy flair- like a luxurious tub with a huge tabletop for putting bubble bath, salts, spa essentials, maybe a bottle of wine?, and an outdoor terrace for having a light breakfast in the morning (put some fruit in your mini fridge, from the morning or from a market nearby). Five out of five experience.

I forgot I had rented my house and found myself in a real jam late at night. Most of the places…read moreadvertised had extremely outrageous prices. I have driven by the Vineyard Harbor Motel 1000,000 and figured I'd give them a call. I'm so glad that I did and they are now in my phone. Excellent. The motel is updated and crisp. The bed was very comfortable, the pillows not so much. The location is right on the water and the rooms are extremely well appointed for the Vineyard at this price point. The layout of the rooms make them very spacious. The rooms are inside a U shaped structure that is invisible from the street. Each room is accessed by a HUGE deck overlooking the ocean. It seems to have its own beach.

Decent lodging for the "cheaper" option on the island which is not very cheap lol…read more Average, no frills but def decent and at a good location. We didn't take advantage of the amenities but the beach looked fine. They accommodated my service animal.

I couldn't have been happier with my experience here. Jynell and her husband went above and beyond…read moreto help me with my surprise engagement. They truly care about their guests and strive to do everything they can to make your stay a memorable one. The inn is clean and well located but the owners are what make it one of a kind.

Lovely bed and breakfast. Great owners who take care of their guests. Rooms are nice and cozy with…read moremodern amenities. My only suggestion is to install a small shelf in the bathroom and in the shower.

Rooms are super small and smell of mold as the entire place does, The room dehumidifier that I'm in…read moreeach hall are not able to do the needed job, I'm your room you can feel the humidity and the ac can't help, The bathroom is covered in mold and had a hole where the hook should be with rusted out door hinges . The sheets and towels are cheap and very old , Font get excited about the common kitchen, it's 85 degrees and kept a mess , Staff knows there is no where else to go and not at all accommodating,

The place is clean but old. Outdated and lots of 'icky' stuff- as my kids said. The bathroom walls…read morewere chipped and peeling, mold in the shower grout, the carpeted floor was filthy. The window a/c unit was held in place with cardboard and tape. I wouldn't stay here again. Very overpriced for the condition of the place. If you don't mind old and yucky then you can't beat the location - walking distance to the ferry, island buses, and lots of shops and restaurants.

Quite possibly the loveliest welcome from the loveliest owners of the loveliest hotel we have ever…read morestayed in, and we have stayed in many! The rooms were spacious, luxurious, and clean! We wanted to explore the island, but often it was hard not to want to stay at this hotel and soak in the luxury of it all. I will miss making a coffee and watching the sun rise with a good book. Definitely returning. Thank you Annabelle and Simon.

Mu husband and I travelled to New England in late October to watch the changing of the leaves and…read moreincluded Martha's Vineyard at the end of our trip. We had the pleasure of staying at this most wonderful property owned by Annabelle and Simon Hunton, who were our gracious hosts. The inn is a beautiful well maintained property inside and out. Annabelle, one the owners has a gift for interior design, and she created warm, eclectic and beautifully done rooms throughout. We enjoyed having our breakfasts on a lovely outdoor patio that faces lush, sprawling, peaceful grounds. The Nobnocket Boutique Inn is a must stay! I included a few photos.

We rented a lovely homes from MV Vacation Rentals twice now,…read morethe latest last October. The home was as listed and beautiful, the agent went above and beyond to assist us. Great service two times now. I highly recommend this company.

We have rented here for multiple years without issue. This year, while we had a great agent who…read morewas quite kind, we did not have a good customer service experience. We rented a luxury home for a significant price. We were locked out of our home with my toddler after bedtime because they gave us the incorrect key and not offered so much as an email apology let alone compensation. Further, they had poor communication post-rental and it overall left us quite disappointed. We won't plan to rent from them in the future based on this experience.

We had a wonderful stay at Charles and Charles for our annual mother/daughter weekend. Because…read morethere were three of us we stayed in the loft 2bd/2bath Edgartown room which was spacious yet cozy. We appreciated the thoughtful details around the room like the warm towel racks, the homemade oatmeal and coconut cookies, the bottle of wine that was left in the fridge (which we most certainly drank!). The property itself was well manicured and beautiful, and the homemade breakfast was to die for. We were given great suggestions for things to do as well which we took advantage of on our last day and we're so glad we did. On our last morning we let them know we were leaving early for the airport and they dropped off homemade strawberry scones which were the perfect on the go breakfast for our ferry ride back to Woods Hole. If you're looking to experience a clean and inviting place with 5 star hospitality, Charles and Charles is a must!

THIS PLACE IS AMAZING!!!! The first B&B I've ever stayed at, this place was incredible. From…read morerelaxing in their swing outside to their amazing breakfast this place is the bee's knees. The owners are actually from LA so we connected about that, and they actually took us to the ferry on our last day as we went to Nantucket. A very special place, we also loved borrowing the bikes and riding all over the island. This place is perfect. The only tip I would have though is to bring earplugs because the beds are so comfortable you will hear snoring from your neighbours :)

Great location great vibe cozy rooms - brought my sorority sisters & had a great time very intimate…read more& nostalgic .. loved all the books & the beautiful yard Rented a bike and swam at the nearby town beach

Spent memorial weekend in Martha's Vineyard and 1720 House was our choice of accommodation. This…read moreplace was introduced in NY Times 36hrs and was the only option that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg. They were very nice to bend their 3 day reservation rule and allowed us to stay for two days. We paid ~ $250/night including tax. Location is good, about a 5 minute walk from the dock along main street. However, I did see some B+B's with better locations once I arrived to the island. I guess this is why you have to be 'in the know'. We stayed in the Americana Room with a private bathroom. Bathroom door opens to the hall way and the lock did not work making us a bit nervous every time we had to use the bathroom. The room had one queen size bed and a side bed. The side bed was too lumpy and uncomfortable. Breakfast is included but meh.. it's just cereal or stale bread/bagel and a few pieces of fruit. Coffee and yogurt is also on the table but they are both the weak and flavorless kind. The cleaning staff was very nice but kinda pushy with the tip. Deliberately leaving two envelopes for tip in visible areas. All in all, it was ok because I got to experience a 'traditional american B+B' but I wouldn't go here again unless I'm in a pinch.

Made a last-minute online inquiry on a Friday afternoon to see if they had "room at the inn" the…read morefollowing day - got a response back within an hour from owner Larry who said he had one room left for us to stay, and knocked off a percentage of the cost since it was a last-minute booking. My husband and I were elated. The owners were wonderful and we had a relaxing stay in their beautiful home. We were greeted by Larry in the morning for breakfast, who prepared some delicious blueberry pancakes for us and we enjoyed great conversation with he and his wife and the rest of the B&B guests. Couldn't have asked for a better stay for our first trip to Martha's Vineyard. We'll be back!