My mom and I stayed here a few years back during our first trip to Martha's Vineyard. The owner was…read moreso welcoming and sweet. She asked us if we would like a room with a balcony and of course we said yes! The house is located directly across the street from the beach. Unfortunately, most days we were there it was foggy, but beautiful nonetheless. We visited off season. She gave us ideas on things we can do, since we took our car on the ferry over to the island. The beach house was cozy and quiet. Every morning when we woke up, we smelled and were offered fresh baked cookies. I would absolutely come back here again.

We stayed at Isabelle's for 3 nights in June. It was great-terrific location, wonderful view of the…read morewater. Great front porch to sit and relax. My husband has limited mobility. Our room was right on the porch and steps from the breakfast area. The best part of our stay was our hostess, Chantrelle. She was so much fun. Chatted with us on the porch, told us stories about MV, and made wonderful recommendations. Would definitely return

We have been visiting the Vineyard many years but have never found a hotel with ADA handicap rooms…read more if we ever went it was only a day trip because of no place to stay overnight. the Surfside recently renovated and we took a chance. it was more than we expected. it had everything we required for my husband in a power chair. easy to get around and the roll in shower was exactly what we require. the plus was the lovely outdoor garden patio to sit with friends to enjoy a chat and morning coffee. we are glad to know if we visit again that there is a room for us.

My room was leaking something from the ceiling. They would not check the room above me because they…read morehad a do not disturb sign on the door. The smell was bad and I had to place towels to catch the water come from two places in the ceiling. When I checked out the offered me a $100 discount for the inconvenience. I told them to keep it. I was paying $633 a night for a I'm that should not have been rented. I will NEVER stay there again. Overpriced and under delivered.

We decided on a last minute stay and were really surprised on how nice, clean, comfy, stocked,…read morewell thought out and peaceful our cottage was! I especially enjoyed the views, the screened in porch, the outside shower and ability to walk to the beach with our dog. Staff was friendly and helpful. Truly a gem!

We really enjoyed our stay here. We got a last minute reservation in 16D for about $315 for the…read morenight. I was scared by the online reviews I was reading about the unit; it being outdated and dirty, but alas, it was fine if you manage expectations. $315 is a lot, but not in July on Martha's Vineyard, with 10 days out, let's be real. Every other option at this time was $700+ at some fancier hotels. The unit had a little kitchenette, it was clean, dark, air conditioned. It was simple, and yes, not the most stylish or up-to-date, but we spent barely anytime in the room. The Inn itself is great for families. A little playground, tennis courts (although you probably need to make reservations well in advance for a court), a nice pool area, some grills, fire pits and lots of open space. On site, there is a hopping restaurant with a ton of outdoor area, perfect for families. Communication was great, they sent me 3-4 emails leading up to our stay with all the relevant info, and I was able to check-out via text. We'd come again here and definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a simple, family friendly stay that won't cost ya.

We had stayed here in 2012 as it was so close to where we used to live in 1980-81. It was a…read morefabulous choice. We had been back to the area in 2017 but in mid summer elected to get a beach house rental for the week, walkable to Surf Drive Beach. But this fall we were returning for a shorter visit in order to see more of New England and friends from our past, so we booked here again. We learned that the inn had been sold in the interim and called to make a reservation. We discovered that the new owners Liza and Alfredo still ran it as an Inn but no longer as a Bed and Breakfast as they also had other careers and school age children. The name has been changed just a bit to reflect this. Though it was lovely in the past, we found it even more so now, even without the breakfast. You will not starve in the area. We did not, there are many choices. The Inn is just as lovely as before, though we were here in early fall during a rainy week, it was still very comfortable. If anything, the many updates made it even more so. It had been 11 years since our last visit, yet so much of the normal wear and tear we had expected were not visible. It was so fresh and cheerful in a mostly gloomy weather week. But we enjoyed every minute of our time in Woods Hole and Falmouth, from Nobska light, now restored and open twice a week for tours (do go up to the top of the tower) , Spohr Gardens, preparing for winter but monarchs still in the butterfly house, with some renovations to the aging wooden dock underway, Oyster Pond almost into fall colors, so much to see. Some new businesses to us on Main St in Falmouth, like Estia for Greek food right near the Green. For the first time ever, in a visit to Woods Hole, we did not see the drawbridge on Water Street open even once, though we ate two breakfasts at the venerable Pie in the Sky and a dinner at the Kidd. The labs were quieter than we have seen since our winter of 1980-81 though the research vessels in port. Still some activity around the Ferries but less than full summer. If you are fit and it is not raining, the Shining Sea bike path is still well used. It was so nice to be back, almost like coming home, which our former space was such a short distance from the Inn. Though busy with other careers too, Liza and Alfredo were very approachable and involved. When making arrangements for our reservations, Liza was accessible and full of information. She was raised nearby and knows everything about the area. Though they have 3 children, we never heard a peep or any disruption. It was a school week and they were taking care of their business too. We hope to return another time, in the summer, this really is our go-to place to stay in the area and in summer, I am sure the kids might be helping out too. We were so busy, I neglected to take any pictures but the previous ones are still good guides, minus the breakfast food. The room interior was still the historic furnishings but the usable floorings and bath fixtures are very new and modern. Do not hesitate, it is not a creaky old inn, like some places I have stayed around the country. It is respectful of the history but thoroughly modern where needed.

Beautiful inn in Woods Hole with delicious breakfast and lovely grounds!…read more My two friends and I enjoyed a wonderful two-night stay at Woods Hole Passage for Labor Day weekend. My friend made the reservation so I can't speak to that part, but I know the host answered a lot of questions via email before our stay. We checked on a Saturday around 3pm. The host (sorry, I forgot her name!) checked us in and gave us several maps of Woods Hole, Falmouth, and the Cape, giving us an overview of restaurants and activities nearby. She also offered us any beer and beverages in the mini frig in the dining room as well as checked in with any food allergies for breakfast. She was very accommodating for my friend with a gluten allergy. We got our keys to the upstairs room with a queen and twin bed. The room was very clean, airy, and had everything we needed. It included a closet with two robes, several towels in the bathroom, and a water pitcher with glasses. Breakfast the next morning was served between 8:30-9:30am outside on the deck area. The tables each had an umbrella, place settings, and a beautiful view of the yard with hydrangeas and other flowers all around. The first day we were there, we were served coffee and tea with juices inside (serve yourself) and mini muffins. Outside, the host brought us yogurt parfaits with fruit and granola to start. Then we were served a delicious bread pudding with berries and two sausage links. This was my favorite breakfast! The second day we had watermelon and blueberries then a potato frittata with red peppers on the side. Very filling and delicious too! The host also let us borrow beach towels and chairs for our first day at the beach. She gave us plenty of information on the beaches and parking. Any question we had, she was super helpful in answering! I could keep going on and on, but you get the idea! We checked out and left with a sweet gift of chocolate covered nuts and fruit!

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.

My sister and I stayed here for one night. The room was clean, staff was very friendly and helped…read morewith our luggage up the stairs to our room. The breakfast was very nice and they had a lot of common rooms that were empty so we were able to access and enjoy. I will say, it is an older building and with that comes noise. I am a very sensitive sleeper and water in the pipes would run about once every hour and it was loud, even getting through my ear plugs. You can also hear all the guest noise, so if you're noise sensitive I would avoid. The room is more suited for a couple and there was not a lot of counter space (girls know why this would be an issue). Otherwise it was a very beautiful spot, great location, awesome staff and nice amenities, just be aware of the noise

We were not reimbursed for 1 day the ferry services were canceled due to weather. This is an…read moreexpensive forfeit of our money. Their policy states a return of money when ferry services are canceled. Very poor communication!

What a wonderful place to stay while on MV- lovely space to spend my too short time on island…read more Lisa, the owner, tracked us down to let.us know our car lights were on; tea is out, wine glasses available. We had the balcony room which was the perfect spot for ending the evening.

My friend and I stayed at this B&B in April 2014. We had a fantastic experience. The inn itself is…read morevery charming and comfortable. The location is great - a short walk to restaurants, shops, and the bus. Paula, the woman serving as the innkeeper, went way out of her way to welcome us and show us around - even driving us to the other part of the island on a tour! Highly recommended.

It's more of a solid motel than a hotel. That being said I would stay here again. It's actually a…read moregood value if you look at comparable options in OB during peak season (August). For 185, it works given that an average hotel is 300 and a good to great hotel is 400-600/night. By mainland standards, this is probably a 1-2star property. Worth noting - it's a decent walk to OB, the tennis courts have seen better days, the free breakfast in the AM is simple, but does the trick and the rocking chairs on the front porch are worth spending some time on.

Though I do not disagree with what has been said in previous comments, especially about the use of…read morethe main floor, I do feel like I need to add a few things. When we first came in to the Hotel I think we were lucky to find Claudette behind the desk checking in someone else - otherwise we may have been out of luck and had to search for someone. Though there was an upcoming hurricane, and it seemed not many people staying, she was unsure what room we had been assigned so she asked my boyfriend in front of me how much he had paid. While this is information we normally would share, this particular stay was a gift to me and it was a little awkward for him to have to make the announcement. She also proceeded to say the island was very "relaxed and laid-back" which I believe meant "don't ask for too much." I think asking for restaurant recommendations or the like may have been pushing our luck. The location of the hotel is convenient, though you can certainly take the bus (highly recommended) we also ended up walking back and forth between the hotel and town a number of times without difficulty. The breakfast was okay, but the real gems are the bakeries in town, so it might be best to plan on skipping the bagels and small cereal boxes and go straight for the downtown area. The rooms overall were clean and had an ac unit - which is a necessity on humid summer days/nights. Overall, it is worth the price and if a good deal is what you're looking for this place is a good place to stay.