Discover the unifying power of art and hospitality
Welcome to Greydon House, a stylish standout among Nantucket hotels that combines classic style with historic environs. Our location in the heart of Nantucket town, just off the wharf and a stone's throw from the ferry terminal, makes us the perfect base for exploring the island's unconventional and free-spirited culture.
The Hotel
Greydon House is housed in a former sea captain's house, and our 20 unique rooms have been designed by Roman and Williams, the team behind the Ace Hotel New York and The Standard, High Line. Each room features custom-designed beds with block-printed linens by John Robshaw, lighting fixtures, and Waterworks brass fixtures. Our bathrooms boast Acqua di Parma bath products and nautical scenes on the bathroom tiles hand-painted in Portugal.
The Restaurant
Via Mare, our on-site restaurant, is inspired by the Venetian tradition of small plate dining and drinking in spirited taverns. Our eclectic menu features locally-sourced fare from the garden and sea, with an approachable, eclectic wine list and a cocktail list that emphasizes the exotic. Designed by Roman and Williams, Via Mare is a unique Nantucket restaurant that offers fine dining in a bohemian living room-cum-bar, an intimate dining room, an open-air terrace, and street-side, cafe-style seating.
The Island
Our location in Nantucket town makes Greydon House one of the best Nantucket hotels for exploring the island. Bike to 'Sconset, revel in the after-beach scene at Cisco Brewery, and stroll the conserved moors of the island's interior. We'll introduce you to the lore of Nantucket and guide you off the beaten path to discover the island's hidden treasures, from our historic neighbors to secret beaches.
At Greydon House, we're more than just a place to stay - we're a destination in and of ourselves. Our stylish accommodations, unique dining experiences, and unbeatable location make us the perfect choice for your Nantucket getaway. Book direct with us to receive the best available rate, and start planning your adventure today.
Experience Nantucket's History
Nantucket is a historic island that has played a significant role in American history. From its roots as a whaling hub to its current status as a beloved summer destination, Nantucket is a place with a rich and varied past. When you stay at Greydon House, you'll be immersed in this history, with Dutch doors, Native American ceramics, Caucasian rugs, flame-stitch prints, and hand-painted Portuguese tiles that harken back to the island's past.
Experience Nantucket's Art and Architecture
Nantucket is also home to a thriving arts and culture scene. Our hotel is home to artworks by Terry Winters, and you'll find galleries, museums, and art installations throughout the island. Our historic architecture is also worth exploring, with Federal, Greek Revival, and Carpenter Gothic styles that reflect the island's diverse cultural influences.
Experience Nantucket's Natural Beauty
Nantucket is known for its natural beauty, with sandy beaches, rolling moors, and a charming town center. When you stay at Greydon House, you'll be just steps away from it all, with easy access to everything the island has to offer.
Experience Nantucket's Culinary Scene
Nantucket is a foodie's paradise, with fresh seafood, farm-to-table dining, and a thriving wine and cocktail scene. At Greydon House, you'll have access to some of the island's best dining, with our on-site restaurant, Via Mare. But we also encourage you to explore the island's other culinary offerings, from clam shacks to fine dining.
In short, when you stay at Greydon House, you'll be immersed in the very best of Nantucket. From our stylish accommodations to our unique dining experiences, we're the perfect choice for your island getaway. Book direct with us today and start planning your adventure.
Overview of Reviews
This summary compiles the reviews of the Greydon House, a hotel in a prime location. The reviews highlight both positive and negative aspects of the hotel, including its design, amenities, services, and overall experience.
Positive Comments
The hotel's location, design, and cleanliness were praised by several reviewers. The rooms were described as spacious, light-filled, and well-appointed, with comfortable beds and luxurious linens. The hotel's staff, particularly Kate and John, were commended for their helpfulness and excellent recommendations. The associated restaurant and bar were also praised for their menu offerings and atmosphere.
Negative Comments
Some reviewers expressed disappointment with the hotel's noise levels, particularly from the street and neighboring rooms. The lack of insulation in the walls and old building construction contributed to the noise issues. Other drawbacks included limited seating in the rooms, no lobby or guest seating area, and some battered furniture. Some guests were also unhappy with the air conditioning and temperature control in their rooms and the restaurant. A few reviewers mentioned issues with cleanliness, specifically with the bathroom door and floor.
