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iStock International Nantucket TRAVEL GUIDE AND DEALSIf it wasn’t for the tony, modern stores and well-dressed tourists, you’d think you had stepped back into the 19th-century when you arrive on Nantucket. Just over 25 miles off the Massachusetts coast, this island’s cobblestone streets, cottages, and roughly 82 miles of stunning shoreline are the stuff of timeless, vacation charm. Why GoTo rest and relax in charming, seaside B&Bs tucked away on cobbled streets.
Nantucket HotelsThose with deep pockets will find it easier to score accommodations on Nantucket (the best properties can go for upwards of $700 per night), but budget-friendly options are available – and by “budget-friendly” we mean anything under $250. You don’t need a car on the island, so decide in advance if you’ll spend more time in town or at the beach and pick your accommodations accordingly. Call ahead if you have little ones – many properties only welcome children over twelve.  = Smart Splurge
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Century House B&B
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Hawthorn House Martin House Inn Century House B&B
The Wauwinet Century House B&B
Hawthorn House Martin House Inn The Wauwinet Nantucket RestaurantsLocal seafood is in abundance and “catch of the day” features on almost every menu. If, however, you’re not a fan of the fin or you’ve had your fill, there are many other culinary choices as well. Budget-friendly options aren’t as plentiful as budget-busters, but they do exist. Many places on Nantucket are closed for the winter, so call ahead between October and May. = Smart Splurge
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29 Fair The Beachside Bistro Topper's Restaurant Even Keel Cafe
Nantucket Bake Shop
29 Fair The Beachside Bistro Topper's Restaurant Even Keel Cafe
Nantucket Bake Shop
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