What a cute little inn! We stayed for two nights and absolutely loved it. Location is great - a quick 5-10 minute walk to downtown or to the ferry. We really appreciated the service and the homey feel we experienced from the moment we arrived. We stayed on the third floor and loved how roomy it was!

The Brant Point Inn was a very nice surprise for me. I like the fact they are just a block or so from all the retail and restaurants because it is quiet. My room (#125 I believe) was very nice for one person, two if you are a couple. The decor was fresh, the windows kept open for the night cool air and a fan if I needed it. The bathroom was updated and a mini fridge located on the floor.

Breakfast was minimal, but I later learned that in Nantucket the B&B's can't serve anything with protein. Apparently there was a dissagreement / law created with the restaurants and the Inns and that was the outcome. So you can't really complain!

The Inn keepers were very polite, helpful and professional. I called them for availability a second time and after not hearing from me for a couple weeks Thea followed up with an email. I appreciate Inn Keepers who are curtious, but not pushy.

We were originally supposed to stay in the Brant Point Inn, but we ended up in the Atlantic Mainstay (same owner, hotel is across the parking lot from the Brant Point Inn). We had a great stay, the owner, Thea, was wonderful. The room was clean and comfortable and the location was perfect.

We had a fantastic stay at the Brant Point Inn this past weekend. For starters the location is great. It was less than a 10 minute walk (with luggage) from the ferry, and you could be back in town to eat or whatever in no time. Jetties beach is a short walk and you can practically see the Children's beach. Two different buses stop at the corner.

We had the top floor room, which was large and airy. The exposed beams were a nice touch. Besides being spotlessly clean throughout the owners went to great lengths to ensure the building was well built, and it just has a really solid feel to it, unlike some B&B's which feel creaky and old. There was a big flat screen TV in the room, but we didn't watch TV.

There's a fridge at the end of the hall for people on that floor to use, and an ice machine on the 2nd floor. The owners graciously provide a bunch of other amenities that you don't always find elsewhere - clean beach towels every day, beach chairs to borrow, etc. There were racks in the back to park our bikes and a patio to sit outside and relax. The deck on the roof was great for a little happy hour, and it's lit up with xmas lights at night.

There were only a couple of minor things I would point out, neither of which would prevent me from going back:
1) The breakfast is so limited we didn't go after seeing it the first day. The muffins are more like tiny cupcakes. But then again I don't think I've seen a breakfast at a B&B that I was impressed with. Cook's Cafe is a short walk down the block and they have a variety of breakfast stuff, and there's always the excellent Even Keel a short walk into town.
2) The cathedral ceiling in the top floor room is definitely great for tall people like us, but the shower was a bit small and the bifold shower door was a bit clumsy to deal with. There's not much option for doors in a small bathroom like that though.