West Tisbury Inn

Keith was an awesome host! He was very welcoming and provided great suggestions for our time on MV. He went above and beyond to help return a laptop left behind.

Since the Inn is a converted house, we could hear people walking on the stairs, but that is understandable and was fine.

It was clean and had everything I could ever beed on a vacation.

The parking lot could be paved or a little bigger. Maybe make a parking lot on the other side of the house as it was very tight for a SUV.

The main part of the inn was pretty enough. Room was clean.

Not kept up well. Weeds everywhere outside peeking through the stairs. There was a chair behind the door when we opened the door to get in. There was no key for us. Owner said the last renter must have taken the key and it happened three times this week, so many people had a key to our place. Curtains were sheer and let all light, including car headlights, in. Decor outdated. Air conditioning not great. Place not really close to much good stuff on the island.

We liked that it was a very clean room, king bed as we asked for.

There was nobody to receive us , only a guy with a broken leg who couldn't show anything for us. And by the way he was not expecting us there, we need to show him our reservation email. We had just got married on the island and we got very frustrated. Also the air conditioner was very noise and wasn't cool enough for the weather that night. The bathroom is good, but the shower very small. We took the smallest room because the biggest was smelling weird. And in the morning thre was nobody there. Our reservation was supposed to have breakfast, but not. And really there was nobody there at least to say thank you. Very different from others reviews. I'm sorry for writing a bad one, but at our big day we didn't got a good service.

I didn't eat breakfast. I'm not big on breakfast. Although, it did look food!

N/A - I liked everything.

It was a room in a house and someplace to sleep.

The room was not in an inn as advertised, It was a room in a house. I was not sure if the common area was for guests or the people living in the house. I asked the specific questions to the host in a text, but the host did not answer the questions I had. The linens and towels are not hotel quality. There was only a 1/2 roll of toilet paper that had 2 bedrooms with 3 beds and no extra rolls. No coffee in the morning. We felt as if we had to be super quiet in someone else's home. If the common areas such as the kitchen, living room, or dining were for guests, it is cluttered with too much furniture. There are no signs or information that tell you if you can use common areas. The host did not reply with the answers to my questions.