Century House Bed and Breakfast



Nantucket Island is well known for the freshest seafood, and has a rich history that wraps you in memories of a simpler times when folks sipped iced tea and enjoy good conversation while watching the boats sail across the horizon. The beautiful Century House was one such place to relax.

Providing a unique combination of history, comfort, style and grace, the Century House is the oldest continuously operating guesthouse on Nantucket Island. This means the there are many tales to be discovered about this former Whaling Captains home that features 18 rooms, a large wrap-around veranda, a lush garden area and patio where you can to sit and relax.

Fans of the NBC television show "Wings," may find the Century House sign or facade familiar. Executive producers David Lee, Peter Casey and David Angell chose the Century House as their B&B when first visiting the island in 1989 to scout locations. In the following years, scenes of the inn have often been featured on the show, and the innkeepers were invited to watch a taping as well as step in as extras in a September, 1994 episode.

The Century House welcomes guests with open arms, and feels more like returning to visit an old friend rather than staying at just another Bed and Breakfast. Your host are not only there to make your visit comfortable; they also assist you in discovering the best things about Nantucket. Since you're close to all the wonderful activities available to island they'll be able to offer tips and ideas so you can make the most out of your getaway at the Century House.

Your hosts can also help you plan the perfect getaway or a special event. The Century House offers a romantic setting for wedding and anniversaries. Along with cozy rooms and great amenities, it is the charm and warmth you'll experience that makes a visit to the Century House a memorable one!


By Melody Schubert


Getting There:

The Century House Bed and Breakfast is currently a private residence. See the Life House website for current news. 


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Location: Nantucket, MA, USA

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