Colonial Inn of Martha's Vineyard

Frommer's Review

Built in 1911, this four-story inn in the center of Edgartown has been kept up-to-date, making it a fine modern hotel. Its lobby serves as a conduit to the Nevins Square shops beyond, and two good restaurants are also on the premises. The 28 rooms, decorated in soothing, contemporary tones (with pine furniture, crisp fabrics, hardwood floors, wainscoting, and four-poster beds), offer all you could want in the way of "affordable luxury." Guests whose rooms lack harbor views can wander onto one of the four common harbor-view decks to have a cocktail and enjoy the scenery. Suites have VCRs (complimentary videos) and kitchenettes. Many rooms have gas fireplaces. Be sure to visit the roof deck, ideally around sunset or, if you're up for it, sunrise over the water. Two rooms are accessible to guests with disabilities.

Facilities:
2 restaurants (including Chesca's; see "Where to Dine"); fitness room; spa; shopping arcade

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