Amenities
The Broad Meadow Bed and Breakfast amenities:
Private room and bath in the studio
Outdoor hot and cold enclosed shower
Stearns & Foster queen-size bed with a thick medium firm mattress
Double futon with a thick mattress is a lovely spot for lounging and reading
Private back entrance with picnic area, hammock, and meadow view
Free Wireless Internet
Choose from a breakfast menu that includes:
homemade bread
orange juice
Greek yogurt
cereals
fresh fruits
freshly ground coffee (regular and/or decaf) and tea
A refrigerator is also handy to keep light food such as juices and cheese and other perishables chilled while you are here.
The room has five large windows and a meadow-facing door with full screen. It is most airy and comfortable on summer nights.
There are small bedside table fans if needed. And a window air conditioner cools the space exquisitely for those who prefer a/c.
Four and a half acre property landscaped with gardens, surrounded by indigenous cedar trees, and natural meadows.
Parking pass to Lambert’s Cove Beach on Vineyard Sound and parking pass for The Trustees of Reservations Long Point Wildlife Refuge on the Atlantic Ocean (Please Note: parking at both beach lots is limited).
The West Tisbury Town tennis courts is less than a mile away and can be used for a modest fee paid to the Town.
Bikes may be rented near the ferry or in the different towns. There are bike shops that will deliver to The Broad Meadow and pick up at the end of your stay.
Centrally located in the agricultural heart of Martha’s Vineyard, away from crowds but near to everything.
Read more of our wonderful reviews of The Broad Meadown Bed and Breakfast on TripAdvisor
“My wife and I returned to a most special place!
Marjory is a wonderful host and a very interesting person, which made our stay the best. The service is great and the peaceful aura of Broad Meadow goes to your soul.
Her bread and jams in the am are delicious. The apartment in a separate building was very comfortable - just perfect for two. You are surrounded by mother nature herself: flowers, shrubs and trees...and the meadow. An Oasis in the middle Martha’s Vineyard.”
