For the past four or five years we have stayed at the Seven Sea street Inn twice per year(usually with another couple) and have found that it is so convienent and friendly (breakfast is so enjoyable ....espically interfacing with people form near and far). Great Inn Keeper.
Bob and Betty Ann McCarthy

Arrived on a cold evening and walked into the welcoming keeping room with the fire blazing. Snow is a rarity on "Tucket and we were lucky enough to enjoy a good 6-8 inches the first full day there. Matt served us a tasty breakfast in the am with the fireplace going. It made us feel warm and welcome. Add good conversation to the mix and we had a thoroughly enjoyable breakfast prior to setting off in the snow for our activities of the day.Our room was comfy and warm with the wind and snow howling outside. We were lucky enough to have a little sitting room with a futon and when the snoring got too bad I just slipped into the adjoining room and was able to continue my sleep . Wonderful inn, wonderful host, Matt and a wonderful weekend on Nantucket.

I brought my family down after reading a book about the real Moby Dick ship, The Essex, and was game to learn more about Nantucket history and present (for that contact the visitors center).

The Inn (or B&B as it might be known) is nice and cosy with a gas fireplace in the library (nice books) and eating area (nice continental breakfast). It's got a nice location, walkable from the ferries and very close to the whaling museum (closed January 4 to Feb 4 or so, take note!), lighthouse, Children's Beach. The innkeeper nicely offered suggestions on good nearby food and found a tour guide for a drive around the island (Sabra - good) and we also found you can get a walking tour (Bill-didn't try him) from the Visitor's Center on Federal St.

The building and rooms are nicely decorated and have thermostat powered electric heaters and also big heater/ac units. We were able to get blankets and there was an airbed that just fit in our room for my daughter. Walls on Nantucket are thin but the 7SI's walls were thick enough and we slept well and don't think we disturbed others either. There were more than enough TV channels, hot drinks available anytime (from the common area) and a fridge where food could be saved. There is a widow's walk with ladder entry which my daughter and I climbed up (not for the unfit, but worth doing during day if you're not drunk and not a clutz). I booked directly with the owner for a good winter price. I think the owner said that they can accomodate a total of 26. This Inn makes a great place to stay off season and I'd assume any time of year.

Matt, we had a great time this weekend. We felt like family, returning to the Inn. It looks great with the upgrades. We always look forward to our trips to the Island and staying at the 7 Seas Inn. We will see you in May when we come back again. Keep up the great work. Tom and Marjorie Carton