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An Immersive Stay in Nantucket’s Living History

At 76 Main Ink Press Hotel, art and history aren’t just part of the decor—they’re what shape the entire experience. Our carefully restored building tells Nantucket’s story through every room, installation, and detail. Each guest room is a chapter of the island’s rich past, with unique themes that draw from Nantucket’s maritime legacy, creative spirit, and cultural roots. Our public spaces invite you to dive deeper into the island’s history, surrounded by local art and thoughtful design. Stay with us, and you’re not just visiting Nantucket—you’re stepping into its story.

Rooms That Tell a Nantucket Story

Each of our 20 rooms is a tribute to Nantucket’s rich history, serving as its own little chapter of the island’s colorful past. Whether it’s the whaling legacy, the island’s deep ties to art and literature, or its influence on pop culture, our rooms have you covered. These spaces are more than just places to sleep – they’re an invitation to experience Nantucket in a way you won’t forget.

Nantucket’s History & Culture

Dive into the island’s maritime heritage and storied past with rooms like The Whale Room, Lighthouse Room, and Journalists Room.

Arts & Literature

Honor Nantucket’s legacy as a muse for creatives with rooms like The Artists Room and The Tony Sarg Room, dedicated to the imagination behind the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons.

Nature & Environment

From the ocean’s deep blues to the island’s lush gardens, rooms like The Beach Room, Gardening Room, and Shark Room celebrate the natural beauty that defines Nantucket.

 

Island Lifestyle & Influence

Get a taste of Nantucket’s far-reaching impact, whether through its Hollywood connections (Movie Room), sailing culture (Sailboat Room), or literary legends like Elin Hilderbrand (Elin’s Room).

Each room is designed with handpicked furnishings, original artwork, and details that transport you to a moment in time, giving you the chance to live the island’s story in a whole new way.

Sleep Where a Sea Captain Once Lived

Once home to a Nantucket sea captain, 76 Main Ink Press Hotel sits proudly at the top of Main Street, bringing the island’s maritime heritage into the present. We’ve blended the building’s original charm with sleek, contemporary design, so when you step through our doors, you’re not just checking into a hotel – you’re stepping into the heart of Nantucket, where past and present vibe together seamlessly.

A Place to Rest. A Place to Explore

As you move through the hotel, the vibe of Nantucket’s culture and history surrounds you. Art installations, quirky decor, and local artist pieces line our hallways, lobby, and lounge, giving you a chance to explore the island’s rich legacy while you relax. It’s not just a place to pass through – it’s part of the story too.

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Nantucket Culture, Character & Charm

At 76 Main Ink Press Hotel, we offer more than just a place to stay—we invite you to experience Nantucket’s essence. Our beautifully restored building brings together the island’s rich history and modern spirit. From the thoughtfully designed guest rooms to the public spaces filled with local art, every corner of the hotel immerses you in Nantucket’s unique character and timeless charm.

Bridging Nantucket’s Past & Present

Nantucket’s rich history is still alive today. Often called the "Grey Lady" because of its fog and timeless charm, the island once stood as the heart of the American whaling industry in the 19th century. Today, it continues to pull from that history while also embracing a lively art scene, with galleries, film festivals, and public art installations at every turn. At 76 Main Ink Press Hotel, we’re all about contributing to that blend of old and new, offering you an experience that’s uniquely Nantucket.

By staying with us, you’re not just visiting – you’re connecting with the heart of Nantucket. So, book your stay today and see the island’s history and art come to life at 76 Main Ink Press Hotel.