The Capricorn House is a guest house in the Victorian tradition, built in 1876. Its seven guest rooms have private bathrooms and free wi-fi; ocean-view rooms have private decks. Wrap-around porches provide panoramic views of Nantucket Sound, town beaches are directly across the street and the bike trail to Edgartown begins nearby. Oak Bluffs ferries, shopping and restaurants as well as all-Island bus service are within easy walking distance.

A complimentary deluxe continental breakfast is served daily and the inn has a common kitchenette area with a refrigerator, tea pot and coffee machine, microwave, toaster oven, dishes and flatware.

The Capricorn House bed and breakfast is located directly across the street from Oak Bluffs town beaches including the famous Inkwell.

Martha’s Vineyard’s only Relais & Chateaux hotel and fine dining restaurant, the Charlotte Inn is open year-round and offers elegant, Edwardian-inspired surroundings on a side street in the historic village of Edgartown.

The inn has 17 individually-designed guest rooms and two fireplace suites, including one with a baby grand piano. All are furnished with fine 19th-century oil paintings, mahogany paneling and English antiques. The grounds include green lawns, potted plants, English ivy and clipped hedges. The inn’s restaurant, The Terrace at the Charlotte Inn, serves breakfast to guests and dinner to the public. Downtown Edgartown is steps away.

The Charlotte Inn is a luxury hotel open year-round in the historic village of Edgartown.

A five-minute walk from the ferry landing in the harborside village of Vineyard Haven, the Crocker House Inn has eight guest rooms with full private baths, flat screen cable TVs, Cambridge Soundworks CD stereos, free high-speed wireless and air conditioning. Some rooms have gas fireplaces, water views and balconies.

A full breakfast is served each morning and the inn also offers a homemade afternoon treat. Apple iPads are available for use by guests. Off-season rates begin Nov. 1.

The Crocker House Inn is located in a residential neighborhood a five-minute walk from the Vineyard Haven ferry landing, harborfront and village.

Built by a Native American whaler 200 years ago, the Duck Inn sits on 5 1/2 acres of land with an ocean view in Aquinnah. Amenities include a private beach and gourmet breakfast.

Located in the former North School (1850) on Pease’s Point Way in the historic village of Edgartown, Edgartown Commons has 35 housekeeping suites, all with kitchens and full baths, including studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units and a house with private patio. Landscaped grounds include a swimming pool, a playground and outdoor picnic areas with barbecue grills.

Open from May through October, Edgartown Commons is located one block from the town’s bus stop and within easy walking distance of beaches, shopping, restaurants, entertainment and nature trails. Free wi-fi is included and coin-operated laundry machines are available on-site. Rooms do not have phones.

Edgartown Commons has 35 housekeeping suites, a pool, playground and picnic area with barbecue grills.

Located just two blocks from Vineyard Haven’s Main Street, the Fourway Carriage House is a great option for groups of up to 15, perfect for a wedding, family reunion or vacation. They are three separate apartments complete with living and dining rooms, kitchens and parking spots available. Children and certain pets are welcome.

The Hanover House, one of the Twin Oak Inns in Vineyard Haven, offers 11 guest rooms, three suites and a private cottage. All are furnished with luxury linens, private baths, air conditioning (heat in the winter), irons and ironing boards, hair dryers, personal care amenities, high-definition TVs, telephones and wireless internet access.

Breakfast includes special homemade waffles, egg dishes, potatoes and standard continental items. Coffee and tea are available to guests around the clock. On a first come, first serve basis, the innkeepers also provide bicycles.

The Hanover House Inn in Vineyard Haven.

First opened in 1742 as a tavern, the Kelley House is a registered Historic Hotel of America in the heart of Edgartown. The hotel has 42 guest rooms and 11 suites, all with private bathrooms and some with balconies offering views of nearby Edgartown Harbor.

The Kelley House features a spacious outdoor pool, private parking and the Newes From America pub, open year-round. Free wi-fi is available in the lobby. Beaches, shopping, dining, entertainment and public transportation are all within easy walking distance.

Open year-round, the Kelley House in the historic village of Edgartown has been welcoming guests since 1742.

Open year-round, the Nashua has 16 cozy rooms with cottage-style furnishings and beadboard walls and ceilings. Most of the rooms share bathrooms; some have ocean views and access to a second-floor deck facing the water. The Victorian-style hotel is located just steps from Circuit Avenue, with its shops and restaurants, and within easy walking distance of the Oak Bluffs ferry terminal, town beaches and Island-wide bus service.

The Nashua House Hotel in Oak Bluffs is open year-round.

The Nashua has in-room heat, air conditioning and TV and free wi-fi. If you need to accommodate three or more people, the Madison Inn is located one block away at 18 Kennebec Ave: http://www.madisoninnmv.com.

The 32-room Pequot Hotel, nestled among the gingerbread cottages of Oak Bluffs, has been welcoming guests for more than 75 years. The hotel offers private baths, air conditioning, cable TV and wireless internet and is located just one block from town beaches and steps from shops, galleries, restaurants, nightclubs and many other waterfront activities.

A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily, as well as freshly-baked cookies, iced tea and lemonade in the afternoons. The hotel closes for the season in late October.

The 32-room Pequot Hotel in Oak Bluffs has been welcoming guests for 75 years.

The Arbor Inn has eight guest rooms in a vintage Edgartown house not far from downtown and directly on the bike path to the village and beaches. There is also a separate cottage. All rooms are furnished New England-style with antique and vintage furniture and fresh flowers. Rates include a continental breakfast in the fireplaced dining room or outside in the tea garden.

The Arbor Inn guest rooms have private baths and air conditioning. The inn is open from May to October.

The Arbor Inn in Edgartown is open from spring till fall.

The Look Inn is a comfy restored 1806 farmhouse located a few blocks from Main Street Vineyard Haven. Each of the three rooms is tastefully decorated and sports a queen sized bed, private sink and shared bath. Continental breakfast is served daily.

Open spring through fall, the Oak Bluffs Inn is located at the top of Circuit Avenue, steps from from dining, shopping, nightlife and the harbor. The beach, ferry terminal and Island-wide bus service are a short walk away, along a residential street lined with Victorian gingerbread cottages.

The inn’s nine rooms and one two-bedroom apartment include private bathrooms, air conditioning, free wi-fi, continental breakfast and afternoon refreshments, free off-street parking, Anichini linens and luxury toiletries, white noise machines, beach chairs and beach towels, coolers, irons and hair dryers.

The Oak Bluffs Inn is located at the top of the town’s main shopping and dining street, Circuit Avenue.

The Sydney (formerly the Fallon Hotel) is a boutique hotel located in the heart of Edgartown. It was renovated in 2015 and sports 8 stylish bedrooms. Above l’etoile restaurant and a block away from Edgartown Harbor, there is always something to do.

The Tivoli Inn is a 19th-century gingerbread cottage with six guest rooms, three of which have private bathrooms. Located in a residential setting overlooking Hiawatha Park and convenient to the lively village life of Oak Bluffs, the inn is within walking distance of restaurants and shops, nightlife, beaches, biking and hiking trails, public transportation and seasonal ferry terminals.

The inn showcases a flowery balcony and wraparound latticed porch for sitting and rocking. Assorted teas and Poland spring water are available at all times. Breakfast is served daily. Historical note: Once known as Aunt Georgia’s House, the Tivoli is included in the Martha’s Vineyard African American Heritage Trail.

The Tivoli Inn has been a guest house for more than a century and is included in the African American Heritage Trail of Martha’s Vineyard.

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Twin Oaks is the family name of two neighboring bed and breakfast inns in Vineyard Haven: Hanover House Inn and Clark House. Their combined 20 guestrooms, large backyard, porches and private brick patio with fountain all provide places for outdoor activities and gatherings of family and friends.

For more information about the accommodations, visit the Hanover House Inn and Clark House websites.

The Hanover House Inn is one of the two Twin Oaks bed and breakfasts in Vineyard Haven.