Edgartown Discount Bookings with Accommodation Rooms

The people are very friendly and quite helpful! It's a beautiful everywhere! The Gingerbread Houses were spectacular! The food was superb. I bought the most delicious potpie I've ever had at a nearby farm store that I wish I could remember the name of. I also had the most moist and crunchy cod fish and chips ever. This was my very first trip to the island (that's why I can't remember the names, but I stayed at The Frankin Hotel Martha Vineyard, which everything was within walking distance from everything and I'll be returning throughout the new year and I plan on staying in Edgartown!!! Can't wait for spring!

Depending on how you like to vacation, this is a very good spot. It was close to all of the day trips we wanted to do. Our rental was like staying in a small house. This was helpful because we were on a 3-week trip and had over packed to begin with. We had looked at a camping ground, but the extra amount of 'stuff' we would have needed would have been overwhelming. It's vacation spot, so you will have to deal with traffic, but it wasn't as bad as Route 80 in Jersey at rush hour. There were a number of good restaurants, but the kitchen in the rental made it the best between eating out and eating in.

Quaint town with nice shops and restaurants, historical houses over 200 years old, nice small hotels (Sydney is recommended) and a beautiful sandy beach nearby. Edgartown is the nicest town in Martha's Vineyard. Renting cars is VERY EXPENSIVE (close to $400 per day) but the island has a very extensive public transportation system with several lines of buses that cover the entire island (except Chapaquidik) with swiss-like schedules.

If you've never seen Edgatown before it'll blow your mind the first time it's loaded with all these Oceanfront rich houses that whaling captains owned from the long-ago. Money is definitely wanted in this small New England quaint town. This is definitely a cool place to ride your bike without a helmet and it's even a cooler place if you take a bike ride down to South Beach or all the way to Oak Bluffs which is 6 miles of bike trail from the coast it's awesome

Such a beautiful town - wonderful for a relaxing vacation. We climbed the lighthouse, went biking to Oak Bluffs, went shopping, ate at some FABULOUS restaurants (Bettini; The Dunes), enjoyed quaint breakfasts (Among the Flowers; Edgartown Diner) and had no trouble getting/using taxis to get around (Adam Taxi Co). The weather in September is superb and there are less crowds! We stayed at the Sydney and it could not have been a more perfect accomodation - beautiful and excellent in town location!

Proximity to shops, restaurants and beaches was perfect. Just walking around the neighborhoods was enjoyable. The homes and landscaping were lovely. Relative to dining, we loved the deck seating at the Seafood Shanty. The bar help were superb as were the beverages. Among the Flowers Cafe was a perfect spot for something quick but we felt the need to move on when done. Had an anniversary dinner at Bettini Restaurant and we had the best meal and service there. The atmosphere was very pleasant too. Lastly our breakfasts at our Inn were elegant and leisurely. I would love to go back to the Sydney. I definitely will try their Restaurant but it was not open on a regular basis and that was disappointing.