...place that beckons you to return. We serve a bountiful continental breakfast prepared by our pastry chef, featuring her famous homemade granola and scones, another pastry, cereals, fruit, juices, gourmet coffee and tea, each morning. In the afternoon, we serve homemade treats and we are the only inn on Nantucket (other than our sister inn, the Cliff Lodge) to offer regularly scheduled afternoon teas. In the heart of Nantucket's historic district, the inn is just a short walk from all the shops, beaches and restaurants in town. 13 rooms, air conditioning, free wireless internet; many guest rooms with working fireplaces. Please visit our web site at by clicking on the link below.

Wine and Cheese Fridays, Regularly scheduled afternoon teas (seasonal), In-house massagesNantucket's historical attractions run the gamut from old mills to island history to architecture to art and antiques.... Cliff Lodge puts you right in the middle of it all. Take a short stroll to the center of town, where you'll find Oldest House (1686), the Old Mill (1746) and the Old Gaol (1805). Many structures have been designated by the Nantucket Historical Association, but if you walk down any of the streets fanning out from the nearby town center, you'll stumble onto your own finds.

Don't miss central Main Street, particularly the three handsome Georgian mansions known as The Three Bricks. Nantucket is home to the nation's largest collection of eighteenth-century buildings and miles of the world's most pristine beaches, all just minutes or an easy walk from the Inn.

Endangered plant life and wildflowers abound on Nantucket and include the Russian olive, winterberry, hawthorne tree, Rosa rugosa, the tupelo tree, pink lady's slipper orchid and Indian pipes. More than a third of the island has been protected and will never be built upon. These wild expanses are open to the public for nature walking, hiking or bird watching. In fact, Nantucket lies on the north-south flyway of migrating birds, making it very popular with serious bird watchers.

Nantucket Harbor and surrounding waters are famous for Nantucket bay scallops. Bluefish and striped bass abound from May to October. Dating back to its beginnings as a famous whaling town, Nantucket offers some of the most extreme deep-sea sport fishing in the world. Even if you're not trying to catch fish, you may catch a glimpse of seals, dolphins, tunas, blues, whales and the occasional mermaids frolicking in the surrounding waters.

Nantucket is bejeweled with architectural gems and is blessed with refreshing sea breezes, miles of sandy beaches and vistas unchanged over the centuries. The Inn sits on a quiet street in the heart of Nantucket's Old Historic District, just a few minutes walk from the beach and the array of fine restaurants, galleries, museums and shops which line the famous cobblestoned Main Street.

Museums, restaurants, shopping, theatre, boating, fishing, swimming, bicycling.

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Cancellations must be received 21 days before scheduled arrival date. On shorter notice, you are fully responsible for the entire room amount, and refunds will be made only to the extent that we are able to re-rent the room without a loss to the Inn. There is a 10% service fee of the entire reservation for all cancellations made prior to the 21 day advance notice.



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