Idyllically located near the waterfront in downtown Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, the Kelley House has been welcoming guests since 1742.
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23 Kelley Street
Edgartown, MA
02539
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Kelley House is a gem among Martha’s Vineyard hotels that has been offering guests classic Vineyard charm since 1742. Comprised of seven classic cottages offering a range of well-appointed room and suites, Kelley House is one of the most highly acclaimed Edgartown hotels. Situated downtown just steps from the waterfront and convenient access to the best things to do on Martha's Vineyard, Kelley House provides the opportunity to "live the location" and enjoy the casually elegant seaside lifestyle of Martha's Vineyard.
Since opening its doors our iconic Edgartown hotel has been celebrated as one of the oldest hotels in America. The town of Edgartown has been known throughout the ages as a colonial settlement, whaling community, and an elegant vacation destination. The Kelley House hotel encompasses a long line of tradition and stands as one of the most distinguished historic hotels in all of New England.
Over two centuries of Vineyard charm. By far the most iconic Edgartown hotel, the Kelley House opened its doors in 1742 and has since been celebrated as one of the oldest hotels in America. The town of Edgartown has been known throughout the ages as a colonial settlement, whaling community, and an elegant vacation destination. The Kelley House hotel encompasses a long line of tradition and stands as one of the most distinguished historic hotels in all of New England.
It wasn’t until 1891 that the late Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kelley and her husband William Kelley, a famous storyteller, re-opened the hotel and called it the Seaview House, later renamed the Kelley House. The Kelley House's famed hospitality reflected not only Mrs. Kelley’s capable management but her husband’s rare personality. It was at the Kelley House that judges, statesmen, generals and other famous personages enjoyed a gracious atmosphere and Bill Kelley's stories. After Mr. Kelley’s death in 1907, Mrs. Kelley continued to operate the hotel with great success until her death in 1935.
