Anchor Inn

Overpriced shabby hotel in my opinion . The hotel/ rooms are decorated worse than a two or three star hotel but you’re paying a lot . Right out of a second hand furniture store. Zero patio landscaping. Not a single flower or window box. Every expense is avoided. Ripoff for sure.

Fantastic Quick and efficient Stay at the Anchor Inn. Before we had landed at noon I had received a text from Nate that the room was ready which was allowed us to get changed and hit the ground running. The location is centrally located in town, easy access to restaurants, shopping and town beaches, The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The morning coffee and fruit was a great way to start the day, Nate, the manager was fantastic and very helpful in calling us cabs when needed. I will definitely be back and look forward to staying at the Anchor Inn.

We had a great stay at the Anchor Inn! We appreciated the continental breakfast, beach chairs/towels, the fantastic location, and Nate’s hospitality. We also rented a Jeep from him one day and that was a welcome and convenient way to see more of the island. One request - we found the pillows very flat and uncomfortable - would be a welcome update. All in all we would definitely stay here again!

The Anchor Inn was so charming, clean, and comfortable for our family of five! We had a beautiful stay in Nantucket and really loved the B&B experience at the Anchor Inn with such a convenient walk to downtown. Nate was always quick to respond, super friendly, and helpful. He stored our luggage no problem on our last day and gave us recommendations for around the island. Cannot wait to come back to this unique place and idyllic setting!

Incredible stay at the anchor inn!! Nate is the absolute best and most accommodating host.. he went above and beyond for us. Rooms are very clean and comfortable and the whole experience at the Anchor Inn was wonderful. Will be back and thank you

My husband had a couple of nights here. The room was nice enough and certainly clean. My issue was the outside area along with the breakfast. The outside areas were needing tidied up in a big way. Get rid of the old bike racks and deckchairs ( put them out of view)… tidy that area up! Cut back the hedge that you squeeze around to get to the rooms at the back… paint the steps/ decking and pop a nice door mat down. Make it more welcoming. We had a feeling of dread before we even entered our room! First impressions matter! My other observation was ‘breakfast’ This was where I felt that I had returned to the Youth Hostel experience. Yes… the quiche that came out was lovely. What about setting out the breakfast counter. Make cereals readily available, pop out jugs of orange juice and milk, pop the bagels/ muffins in a basket instead of having to open up packets and bags. Ditch the paper plates and plastic cutlery… it’s cheap and nasty. Individual portions of jam/ butter are better than communal jars where everyone is touching them. It wouldn’t take any money to improve this breakfast experience. Glasses and proper cups, napkins and coffee on tap… plus a tea box of different teas with hot water. Easy things to remedy. I’ve stayed in many Nantucket B and B’s and sadly this one was the poorest.

Perfect location. Our room was so comfortable and the entire place was so quaint and incredibly clean. Nate is amazing - so helpful and he makes an amazing quiche! Breakfast on the enclosed porch was the best way to start the day. We will definitely stay there again and highly recommend it!

We just returned from a perfect getaway on Nantucket at The Anchor Inn. We love the location on Centre Street, it is so close to town. The rooms are very clean and the linens/beds very comfortable. Nate the innkeeper welcomes you with a smile and has great recommendations for where to go and places to eat. Nate made delicious quiche and frittatas each morning, and we enjoyed eating breakfast on the outside tables. We stayed in Tucker, private 2nd floor entrance, small porch nice room. Previously stayed in Horatio and we loved the room but the bathroom was TINY.

Inn was Centrally located to Main St. & the ferry.They had free bicycles that we used on a great bike path that started just west of the inn.Room was sweet & the host very helpful.Great place to base yourself for a short visit.