Hotel
This is our wedding venue, and we’re excited to share that our room block is now open for booking! Please do NOT book through the hotel’s website. Guests in the U.S.: Call 508-310-1734 and reference “Szwajkowski Manenti Wedding” to receive our special wedding rate and be included in the room block. Guests traveling internationally: Email reservations@thenantuckethotel.com and reference “Szwajkowski Manenti Wedding” to receive our special wedding rate and be included in the room block. Room rates start at $350 per night and vary by room type, with options ranging from one-bedroom accommodations to full house rentals. For more budget-friendly nearby options, please see the list below, we can’t wait to celebrate with you! 🎉💍
Hotel
There are several more affordable lodging options within a five-minute walk of the venue. These options start around $100 per night, and booking early will give you the best chance of securing the lowest rates. Below is a short list of nearby properties; however, you’re also welcome to explore booking platforms or Airbnb for additional options. - The Centerboard (use this link to book special rate: https://hotels.cloudbeds.com/en/reservation/w284Wh?promo=Szw%26ManWedding¤cy=usd) - The Martin House Inn - The Anchor Inn - The Periwinkle - Cliff Lodge Bed & Breakfast - Brass Lantern Inn - Nantucket Resort Collection - The Chestnut House - 21 Broad - The Jared Coffin House
Flight
If you’re crossing the Atlantic, Boston (BOS) is your best gateway. From there, two easy ways to reach Nantucket: Option 1: A super quick flight (officially 45 minutes, feels like 15) straight to Nantucket. Pro Tip: Booking flights separately is often more cost-effective i.e. (CDG-BOS) + (BOS-ACK). Link for Boston to Nantucket flights: https://www.capeair.com/ ** Book early—these planes seat eight people… total. Arrive in Boston as early as you can if you want to make the same-day connection. The views are stunning, but it can be a touch bumpy, so skip this if tiny planes are not your vibe. ** Option 2: Land in Boston, hop on a bus or rent a car to Hyannis, and take the ferry for a smooth one-hour sail to the island. The slow ferry (SteamShip Car Ferry - two hours) will cost $10.50. And the fast ferry (Hyline ferry - one hour) will cost $40. Buses leave roughly every 30 minutes from all Logan Airport terminals, so it’s very plug-and-play. Links: Bus: https://www.p-b.com/schedules/hyn-bsn-lgn-webschedule/ • Passenger Ferry: https://hylinecruises.com/ • Car Ferry: https://www.steamshipauthority.com/
Flight
Option 1: Fly through Boston using the options above Option 2: Drive from NYC to Hyannis (about 5 hours), then hop on the Hy-Line or Steamship ferry for a one-hour sail to Nantucket. Option 3: Take a bus from NYC to Hyannis (about 6–7 hours), then catch the ferry. It’s the slower-but-simpler option.
Flight
Tradewinds flies directly from Westchester (HPN) to Nantucket in November. A semi-private flight for a semi-private price tag. If you’re up for a splurge and want to land on island just one hour after leaving the NYC area this is your best bet.