I stayed here this past weekend with my boyfriend and his parents. We all had a wonderful time and loved the Ships inn and the innkeepers. Marylou was very sweet and sent us such a nice note when we made our reservation and remembered that we were coming in for a race (months later). The rooms we very nice and... more

We've been coming to Nantucket for the past 10 years. My husband and I stayed here this summer(June ) while the grandkids stayed at Grandma and Grandpa's house down the street. The Inn is situated on a perfect side street perpendicular to Main Street. It is easy to walk to Main Street, the restaurants, and the Harbor. The front parlor... more

We stayed at the Ships Inn for 4 nights in August. Defn. a busy season for the island and the Inn but we never felt like we were just a number. The Inn is what you would expect of a typical New England B&B. The inn keepers are kind, friendly and caring. The breakfast every morning was delicious, homemade and... more

We booked a place here on Memorial Day weekend. Every hotel on Nantucket was packed solid and we only got a room here because of a cancellation. Note that most of the hotels require a minimum 3 day booking during the summer. I would also recommend that you book early as there are limited numbers of rooms vs. tourists during... more

The Ship's Inn in Nantucket is many, many good things, but could be great with some more effort and personal attention. It has a great in-town location, around the corner from Main Street and up the street from Murray's Tuggery. It's in the home of a historic whaler and and a suffragette, Lucretia Mott. The food is good, with a... more