Nantucket Steele Canvas Tote
Carry your essentials in style with the Canvas ACK Tote. Built to last and effortlessly chic, this tote is perfect for everyday use.
Script Relaxed Twill Hat
Our adjustable relaxed twill hat, embroidered with the Nantucket Hotel logo, is the perfect blend of comfort and style.
Nantucket Bathrobe
Indulge in the comfort of our Nantucket Hotel robe, exquisitely soft and cozy. Designed for year-round wear, this robe is sure to become a cherished staple in your bath and lounging routine.
Dog Friendly
Our dog-friendly accommodations make it easy to bring the whole family on vacation.
2012 – Present
The Snider family purchased the hotel in December 2011, and after an ambitious effort, re-opened the hotel six months later (on June 30, 2012) as a fully restored, year-round grand hotel for Nantucket. It is the only surviving 19th century shingle style hotel on the island, proudly showcasing its iconic corner tower from the hotel’s […]
1997
The Bowman’s sold the hotel to the Gonnella family who operated it until 2005. The hotel was then sold to a developer who started the process to convert the building to a luxury condominium/club. The project was shut down during the Great Financial Crises of 2009 and the hotel was re-possessed by TD bank and […]
1970’s
The Bowman family, owners at that time of the Wauwinet Hotel on Nantucket, purchased the Gordon Folger Hotel and operated it as an affordable, seasonal establishment on Nantucket.
1936
In 1936 Gordon Folger Jr., grandson of the Point Breeze’s original proprietor, Charles F. Folger, purchased the hotel from the bank and renamed it after himself, as the Gordon Folger Hotel. Today’s ballroom was used by the then Nantucket Whaler’s basketball team during the 1930’s as their home base. The Folger’s would turn on room […]
1925
In August 1925, a fire destroyed the original Point Breeze Hotel, leaving just the newer East Wing. By this time, the days of the grand, wooden hotels was coming to a close. The Worth family owned and operated the hotel for a period of time and then The Nantucket Institution for Savings acquired the hotel […]
1904
Business was booming, and by the early 20th century, Bracey Curtis, a new owner, expanded the hotel adding the east wing in the Colonial Revival style.
