We arrived on the Vineyard Haven Ferry and just a few steps up the hill and we were at the 1720 House. We found the Red room in perfect order it had a queen and a single bed. My bed was comfortable and the blankets were just right for the chilly early season nights. The rustic nature of a building... more

Greeted by a gracious hostess, authentic 18th century antique was a pleasure to visit on our first trip to Vineyard Haven, it's located just a few steps from town and the ferry dock, and best of all is steps away from a public beach, and an easy walk to the lighthouse. It's very convenient, and the grounds are beautifully landscaped... more

We treated the family to a weekend at The 1720 House. The property is immaculate and smells great. It has been authentically restored to preserve the historic details while creating contemporary amenites that fussy people like ourselves require. Nature walks and a tour of the island were arranged and hot teas and treats in the afternoon were much appreciated. We... more

I know staying on the cape is expensive, especially during the summer, but for the price we paid, this was a ridiculously poor quality hotel. We stayed in the brown room, discovering we could hear everything the people below us said and hear their tv so well that we knew the were watching Jeopardy. In addition, there were stains on... more

We first stayed at The 1720 House in 2001 and loved it then. When we wanted to celebrate our anniversary this Thanksgiving, we contacted the owner. She told us that the property would be closed , but when we stressed how special it would be for us, she agreed to come up from her home in New York to accommodate... more

The 1720 House was gracious and comfortable. We were able to relax from the moment we opened the door to our serene and immaculate room looking out to the harbor. Being in town and taking long walks through the old residential neighborhoods along the water was glorious. We will definitely stay there again. more

We had a most wonderful stay at the very attractive and interesting 1720 House on Martha's Vineyard. The property was immaculate, smelled of cinnamon and nutmeg and pine. Our bed was very comfortable and had great linens. Breakfast was fresh,coffee with real cream. We were treated to exceptional hospitality. The house is across from the harbor beach and close to... more

The two of us stayed here during Columbus weekend in October for three nights. We booked the Brown Room - Not only was it very brown, but it had large carpet stains, two very hard mattresses ( the bed was a "queen"), and it smelled moldy. We were disgusted when we saw that our shared bathroom with the Blue Room... more

My husband and I visited the 1720 House on Martha's Vineyard in the late summer 2008. We were thrilled with our stay: the B&B is sparkling clean, the linens are of the highest quality, and our bed was incredibly comfortable. The whole B&B was lovely, and the charming hostess provided free bicycles so that we could explore the island! We... more