TOP 30 Terminal amenities in Nantucket, Massachusetts

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Woods Hole Terminal is a bustling transportation hub located at 1 Cowdry Road in Falmouth, Massachusetts, United States. This terminal serves as a gateway to the beautiful coastal town of Woods Hole, offering ferry services to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. The terminal is conveniently located near the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and is a popular starting point for travelers exploring the Cape Cod region. With its picturesque waterfront location and convenient amenities, Woods Hole Terminal is the perfect starting point for your coastal adventure.

21 Broad is a chic and stylish lodging institution located at 21 Broad Street in Nantucket, Massachusetts. This urban-inspired hotel seamlessly blends the vibrant energy of Nantucket's historic neighborhood with modern interior design, offering guests a unique and luxurious escape. From spinning tunes on the turntable to relaxing on the back deck around the fire pit, 21 Broad pampers guests with unexpected luxuries. The newly renovated Swain House at 21 Broad offers five distinct rooms and suites, providing a private and exclusive retreat for families and friends. With 27 modern accommodations featuring luxury linens and a range of amenities, 21 Broad is the perfect choice for discerning travelers looking to stay in the heart of Nantucket. Just two blocks from the Steamship Authority ferry terminal, this hotel is conveniently located in the bustling center of town.

Greydon House, located at 17 Broad Street in Nantucket, Massachusetts, is a unique institution that combines a bar, restaurant, and lodging all in one historic sea captain's house. With 20 beautifully designed rooms by Roman and Williams, known for their work at Ace Hotel New York and The Standard, High Line, Greydon House stands out among Nantucket hotels. Guests can enjoy artworks by Terry Winters, an English garden, and a Venetian-inspired restaurant called Via Mare. The accommodations at Greydon House are stylish and luxurious, with custom-designed beds, block-printed linens by John Robshaw, Waterworks brass fixtures, and Acqua di Parma bath products. The restaurant, Via Mare, offers eclectic cuisine and drinks in a variety of settings, from the dining room to the covered porch to the garden.