| theres an outdoor pool (seasonal) with sun loungers & gardens. . suites and upgraded rooms add kitchenettes, living rooms and/or patios and private entrances. the cozy rooms are individually styled with bright wallpaper and/or wood-paneled ceilings. kids age 10 and over are welcome. continental breakfast and loaner bikes are complimentary. minimum-stay rules apply. the shops and restaurants on main street are a 10-minute walk away. in a leafy residential neighborhood, this quaint guesthouse is a 13-minute walk from the vineyard haven ferry terminal and owen park beach. all have free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs and private bathrooms
T. F. Green Airport 2 hr 33
Oak Bluffs Town Beach (13 min) Nobska Lighthouse (1 hr 11)
1800s lighthouse & scenic point with views stretching from Woods Hole Harbor to Martha's Vineyard. Inkwell Beach (14 min)
Narrow, sandy strip of public beach with a lifeguard, jetty & views of the ferry terminal. Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge (53 min)
Protected natural area, home to a grove of red cedars, with 14 mi. of sand trails & beach access. East Chop Lighthouse (11 min)
On a bluff overlooking the harbor, this historic lighthouse is open seasonally on Sundays at sunset. Old Silver Beach (1 hr 26)
Wide, white-sand beach with sweeping bay vistas, rock jetties & calm waters popular with swimmers. Martha's Vineyard Museum (6 min)
Historic buildings with exhibits on island history & culture from pre-Colonial to modern times. Flying Horses Carousel (12 min)
Working antique carousel from Coney Island NY with detailed, stationary horses & iconic brass rings. Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association (12 min)
1800s religious campground noted for its colorful gingerbread cottages & central tabernacle. Edgartown Harbor Light (21 min)
Lighthouse, harbor, and art Polly Hill Arboretum (13 min)
Stunning botanical landmark featuring 60 acres of woodlands, rare trees & seasonal flowers. Mass Audubon's Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary (13 min) Joseph Sylvia State Beach (18 min)
This 2-mi. stretch of sandy beach & shallow water was a main shooting location in the film Jaws. | 
