"Even though the term “coastal grandma” was coined by influencer Lex Nicoleta, who is based in California, we believe the aesthetic was really born in Martha’s Vineyard. You can’t walk 10-feet without bumping into a coastal granny complete with a linen dress and wide-brimmed sun hat, especially when staying at the Summercamp Hotel. A quick walk from the Oak Bluff ferry, this 70’s beach camp-inspired hotel is everything you’d expect from a seaside Martha’s Vineyard hotel. Channeling the glory days of the past, you’ll find playful decor in the lobby (including three hammock swings and bright chandeliers, a large wet-bar with coffee, tea and snacks and 86 brightly outfitted guest rooms, many offering views of the marina. Plus, the hotel also features prints and artwork by local artists, many of which pay homage to the hotel’s colorful history." - Claire Volkman
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