White Elephant
Full-Service Luxury Resort
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We stayed here for 4 nights in July and the hotel itself is lovely. However, upon arrival we were told that due to unforeseen circumstances, the Brant Point Grill would be closed for the next three days, so there was no hot food on site. They did put out a continental breakfast and boxed lunches which were decent. The also gave us a $100 gift certificate to dine at one of their other properties. However, they did not tell us that taking the shuttle boat to get there would be $25 each or that the drink we were offered on that boat would be $20 each, therefore cutting what we thought was $100 down to $10.
Reviewed by: Alana from on Jul 24 2008
Were there 2 years ago and will be going back this year. Hotel was perfect; good location, quite and peaceful, beautiful rooms. Friendly, helpful staff. Restaurant varied - ate dinner there one night and it was great (worht the price), went back a second time and it wasn't that good (definitely not worth the price).
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 11 2008
Our chief complaint with this hotel is that the walls are paper thin. We stayed there this past September in Room 3-254 and could here the man snoring loudly in the room next to ours. For $750 per night (plus tax), I should not have to listen to my neighbor snore -- or even his conversations with his significant other/wife the next morning. After we complained, the hotel offered to move us to the only room open that day -- a similar room down the hall. But there was no assurance that we wouldn't have the same problem. Rather than repacking all our stuff to move, we decided to stay put. My husband solved part of the problem by leaving a note under the neighbor's door asking him to sleep on his side or stomach. (it seemed to work). We were offered no compensation at all and my complaint letter to the manager remains unresponded to a month later.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 02 2006
This place was amazing. Free continental breakfast everyday, the beach can be seen from the hotel, so many free amenities this is worth every penny
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 15 2006
We stayed at the White Elephant for our anniversary (first time to Nantucket). It was excellent in every way. A very relaxing atmosphere and not confining like an inn. We are going back in the fall, can't wait.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 06 2005
We attended the weekend of November 6&7 the meeting for the MS Society.We were treated as if we were the only guests there. The accomodations were exceptional. The food excellent and the staff went above and beyond.We could not have asked for anything better. It was my first trip to Nantucket and my boyfriend and I intend on coming back, hopefully soon.Thank you for a great weekend!!Room 242
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 07 2004
Full-Service Luxury Resort
Back to White Elephant
We stayed here for 4 nights in July and the hotel itself is lovely. However, upon arrival we were told that due to unforeseen circumstances, the Brant Point Grill would be closed for the next three days, so there was no hot food on site. They did put out a continental breakfast and boxed lunches which were decent. The also gave us a $100 gift certificate to dine at one of their other properties. However, they did not tell us that taking the shuttle boat to get there would be $25 each or that the drink we were offered on that boat would be $20 each, therefore cutting what we thought was $100 down to $10.
Reviewed by: Alana from on Jul 24 2008
Were there 2 years ago and will be going back this year. Hotel was perfect; good location, quite and peaceful, beautiful rooms. Friendly, helpful staff. Restaurant varied - ate dinner there one night and it was great (worht the price), went back a second time and it wasn't that good (definitely not worth the price).
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 11 2008
Our chief complaint with this hotel is that the walls are paper thin. We stayed there this past September in Room 3-254 and could here the man snoring loudly in the room next to ours. For $750 per night (plus tax), I should not have to listen to my neighbor snore -- or even his conversations with his significant other/wife the next morning. After we complained, the hotel offered to move us to the only room open that day -- a similar room down the hall. But there was no assurance that we wouldn't have the same problem. Rather than repacking all our stuff to move, we decided to stay put. My husband solved part of the problem by leaving a note under the neighbor's door asking him to sleep on his side or stomach. (it seemed to work). We were offered no compensation at all and my complaint letter to the manager remains unresponded to a month later.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 02 2006
This place was amazing. Free continental breakfast everyday, the beach can be seen from the hotel, so many free amenities this is worth every penny
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 15 2006
We stayed at the White Elephant for our anniversary (first time to Nantucket). It was excellent in every way. A very relaxing atmosphere and not confining like an inn. We are going back in the fall, can't wait.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 06 2005
We attended the weekend of November 6&7 the meeting for the MS Society.We were treated as if we were the only guests there. The accomodations were exceptional. The food excellent and the staff went above and beyond.We could not have asked for anything better. It was my first trip to Nantucket and my boyfriend and I intend on coming back, hopefully soon.Thank you for a great weekend!!Room 242
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 07 2004
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