Nestled in a charming clapboard house, this cozy B&B offers warm hospitality, stylish rooms, and a prime location just steps from the beach and shops.
"The best place to stay is… A lovely bed and breakfast called Oak Bluffs Inn. It’s tough to beat its proximity to town, and a wraparound front porch, ideal for morning coffee and people watching."
"We have a home in Oak Bluffs but there are hotels on the island that people I know really love. We stayed at the Oak Bluffs Inn when we got married. It’s pink and blue and beautiful — very old Victorian architecture, very quaint."
"The Oak Bluffs Inn is as charming as you'd expect in Martha's Vineyard—the converted Victorian Home has just 10 rooms, and is walking distance from the main sights in town."
"The July Fourth weekend travel numbers look strong," says Erik Albert, owner of the Oak Bluffs Inn in Martha's Vineyard. According to Albert, reservations at the inn started to pick up on June 14, the day after Massachusetts announced hotels could take guests who were not essential workers. "We are almost full the weekend of the Fourth, and expect it to [completely] book. In comparing the numbers to last year, I believe we will be up a bit," he says."
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