Carlisle House Inn
26 N Water St, Nantucket, MA, 02554
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Address :
26 N Water St
Nantucket, MA, 02554 - Phone (508) 228-0720
- Website https://www.carlislehouse.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :8:00 am - 7:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
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Vince P.
We have always rented on Nantucket. This was our first B and B experience. It was delightful. The location is perfect. Heather, our host was easy-going and helpful. Enjoyed that she has written several children's books set on island. This was a trip for us to reconnect with Nantucket. To set our clocks to Nantucket Time. -- slower and much more relaxed than the mainland and home. Carlisle House helped set the clocks. We will return to the island, and if not house renting would enjoy staying at Carlisle House. Explore and enjoy.
(5)Jet K.
We enjoyed our time at this cozy inn which is actually older than America itself. The owner to the time to tell us about the history of this house and it made our stay that much more meaningful.
(5)Lindsay B.
We had a great stay at the Carlisle House Inn recently - Nov 2012. The inn is on a nice quiet street, perfect location, easy walk to ferry, beach, lighthouse, museum, and restaurants. Reasonable off season rates. Breakfast wasn't anything especially unique, but a nice spread that was very satisfying. I chose the Brant Point room - its pluses are that its on the first floor and it has a working fire place. The minuses are a smaller bathroom and a queen sized bed, rather than a king. This room is adjacent to the breakfast porch, which initially seemed like it could be noisy, but that wasn't an issue at all. In fact, its a very quiet/ low key inn. We hardly saw anyone, which was kind of nice. We chatted with the friendly innkeeper and she was helpful when we learned that the fast ferry was on windhold.
(4)Eva Leona Lerriqs S.
This is a nice inn, in walking distance to everywhere. We had a small room under the eaves. Our bathroom had a step going in, and we had to keep the light on at night because the only light switch was further in the room and also so we wouldn't trip. The room was cozy. The inn has a nice garden that we ate breakfast in one day. Breakfast consisted of instant oatmeal, homemade breads, cut up fruit, lackluster o.j., and yogurt. It would be helpful if there were more options for non-dairy people.
(3)Erin S.
I stayed here in the Madaket Suite for Figawi weekend with a friend and we loved it! The suite's bathroom was just renovated, and it made a huge difference. The brand new marble walk-in shower was an awesome surprise. The location is perfect, as it is a short walk from town and getting cabs (especially during MDW) is a bit tricky on the island. Heather was a great host and was very accommodating - she even made freshly baked cookies one afternoon! The breakfast was good and had a nice variety, especially given that it was included in the rate of the room. We will definitely stay here next year!
(4)Margaret H.
I stayed in the Sconset suite with two friends this past weekend and the Carlisle House was everything we were looking for - conveniently located, comfortable accommodations and attentive service. The rates are extremely reasonable for the island and it was an extra plus that they didn't require a three night minimum (one of the few inns that don't)- key for us just looking to get away for the weekend. I would definitely return to the carlisle house.
(5)Carol M.
My husband and I stayed here for the second time this summer- the first was for our honeymoon two years ago. When we returned this summer for our Anniversary, Heather, the owner, sent up a complimentary bottle of champagne to our room with a note welcoming us back- what a thoughtful touch! The price is decent for Nantucket. The location is great- walking distance to the downtown area, and just around the corner from a major bus stop. There is a complimentary breakfast each morning with homemade baked goods (the popovers are amazing!), fresh fruit, and lots more. We will definitely stay there again the next time we're in Nantucket.
(5)Rosemary C.
My new husband and I stayed here during Christmas Stroll weekend for our honeymoon. I was very happy to be directed there by the Nantucket Chamber of Commerce; and lucky to find a lovely home within walking distance of town (because of a last-minute cancellation). The innkeeper is accomplished, very welcoming and helpful. Our room (after the Christmas Stroll group left, and we were moved) was PERFECT for a honeymoon suite. There was a fireplace and sitting room, all was comfortable and cozy, and it was easy to find everything we needed and places we wanted to visit! The first 2 nights were, admittedly, quite expensive and in a tiny room - but we had, after all, found one of the last rooms on the island before things "closed down" for the winter. So it was to be expected. Moreover, it was made up for after we were moved. The suite was absolutely perfect. Breakfast is light but fine; wine and cheese in the evening gives you a chance to meet fellow guests in the pretty breakfast room. All good! So - if you have a choice, be careful to request one of the nicer rooms or suites, and you wil be very happy staying here. We had a wonderful visit.
(4)Kirsti S.
We had a great stay at the Carlisle! Friendly innkeeper, beautiful home, delicious breakfast, and quiet street.
(5)Ralph D.
great place, excellent location, comfortable rooms and bedding.
(5)Alex C.
Took the Brant Point room at the Carlyle House, the "best" room according to the innkeeper, since it had a private bath. While the inn itself is a pretty basic selection for B&Bs on the island with a convenient location, and the room was spacious, the private bath left way too much to be desired. While functional, the shower/tub hardly looked like something you wanted to use (see photo) even by "casual" summer beach house standards. Some of the other inn amenities were not working - the ice machine had not been making ice "for some time" and the computer for accessing the internet "was having a problem with the mouse." These last two points were minor in comparison to the bathroom. Disappointing for about $330 / night.
(2)Mystery D.
Stayed here for two nights for a getaway mini vacation. Very clean and the innkeeper was very friendly. The location was convenient, a short walk from the main area. It is one of the cheaper inns in Nantucket. The downfalls it had were that there wasn't cable; only local channels. I know that TV may not be important on a vacation but there's not much to do in Nantucket after 8 pm when the shops start to close. There's only so much news and weather you can watch. Their website only says they have TV's, not cable but this is the only hotel/inn I've ever been to that doesn't have basic cable. There are a couple of board games guests can use. While I was there, a fuse blew from too many guests using air conditioners at one time. The electricity should be up to code better. The breakfast was alright, fresh fruit and a variety of baked goods, not the best I've had but not the worse either.
(4)Lucy G.
I stayed at the Carlisle House Inn with two friends this past weekend and I have nothing but rave reviews for Heather and her team. The second floor suite that we stayed in was spacious, clean, and well equipped. The pullout couch was among the most comfortable I have slept on. Heather was friendly and accommodating. I would definitely recommend the Inn to anyone looking for a convenient, comfortable, and affordable (relative to the island) place to stay on Nantucket.
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