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travelandleisure.com | Veranda House burned down in 2022. The iconic property is making a comeback.
- After a fire nearly destroyed it in 2022, the Veranda House on Nantucket, Massachusetts, is set to reopen on April 1 after a massive renovation.
- The hotel has been faithfully reconstructed, but now has new amenities including ADA-compliant rooms.
- The Veranda House's idyllic outdoor spaces have also been restored with an English country-style garden and plenty of Adirondack chairs.
The Veranda House, an iconic hotel on Nantucket, Massachusetts, will reopen on April 1 after a massive renovation. In 2022, the hotel caught fire, causing $12 million in damage, and the owners were forced to demolish what was left of the property.
Sited just blocks from the harbor on the edge of Nantucket's historic district, the Veranda House is one of the most iconic hotels in the popular New England resort town. Built in 1684 as a private residence, the property is known for its distinct federal-style façade and large wraparound veranda.
