Block Island Beach House
Block Island, Rhode Island
PERSONALITIES
Beach lovers. Hikers. Photographers. Escapists.
MOMENTS
A beach for every mood. 200-foot cliffs. Island living. Salty air. Moped rides. Lighthouse at sunset. Oceanside rooms. Slow days. Core memories.
BEST VISITING MONTHS
Block Island is a seasonal destination with most businesses, including Block Island Beach House, open from Mid-May through Mid-October. Summertime from June to August is the peak tourist season featuring warm weather, vibrant beach days, and numerous events
COST
WHY STAY
Block Island Beach House is a boutique hotel that offers a laid-back, memorable vacation experience with a unique blend of beachfront charm and vintage-inspired design. Located on Block Island, just off the coast of Rhode Island, it is surrounded by raw natural beauty, from the island’s dramatic bluffs and lush nature trails to its pristine sandy beaches.
The property is made up of three distinct buildings: The Surf, Gables, and Gothic. The Surf offers lively, cheerful rooms with stunning ocean views overlooking Crescent Beach and access to the only beachfront hotel rooms on the island. Gables provides serene, spacious accommodations perfect for families or groups, with its own pool and a tranquil atmosphere. Gothic is the newest addition and is ideal for couples or smaller groups seeking privacy in a contemporary setting.
Guests can enjoy a variety of amenities, including original Block Island art in every room, vintage Polaroid cameras for rent, waffle kimono robes, complimentary New Harvest coffee, and beach loungers.
Whether enjoying sunset views from the Beach Bar or lounging by the pool at Gables, this hotel provides an idyllic retreat for those looking to soak in the charm of Block Island. From rustic-modern design to the proximity to the ferry and town, Block Island Beach House creates an inviting, carefree atmosphere.
WHY WANDER
Block Island, off the coast of Rhode Island, is a serene getaway known for its unspoiled landscapes, pristine beaches, and dramatic bluffs. With over 17 miles of sandy shores like Crescent Beach and Mansion Beach, it offers beach lovers a peaceful escape. Its rolling hills, lush nature trails, and walking paths invite visitors to explore by foot or bike, while the laid-back atmosphere makes it an ideal retreat for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. The island’s charm is in its balance of natural beauty, from the ocean to its vibrant marine life.
Block Island’s historic landmarks and scenic spots add to its allure. The Mohegan Bluffs, with their 200-foot cliffs, offer breathtaking views, while the Southeast Lighthouse, built in 1875, provides stunning ocean vistas from its tower. Visitors can explore local history, Victorian architecture, and the island's diverse ecosystems through activities like hiking, biking, and birdwatching. For those seeking water-based adventures, surfing, paddleboarding, kayaking, and sailing are popular options along the island’s picturesque shores.
The island’s main town, New Shoreham, has a cozy, small-town feel with boutique shops, local seafood restaurants, and cafés, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Unique attractions such as the Abrams Animal Farm, the Glass Orb Project, and Greenway Trails offer visitors engaging experiences. From secluded beaches like Dorry’s Cove to outdoor tours of the Block Island Wind Farm, there’s something for everyone on Block Island.
INDULGE IN
Block Island Beach House offers everything you need for a perfect coastal getaway, all in one location. Open to everyone—whether you're staying at the hotel, a local, or just visiting for the day—you can enjoy a refreshing frosé on the beach or take in stunning sunset views while dining on the porch. The property features four unique, yet connected spots designed to enhance your day from morning to night. The Surf Shack provides private dining and event spaces, while the Beach Bar and Paper Bag gift shop add to the laid-back, beachy atmosphere.
Block Island Beach House restaurants:
Coffee & Cocktails
Beach Bar
The Surf Restaurant
The Surf Shack
Local favorites:
Eli’s
Block Island Oyster Bar and Grill
Manisses Restaurant & Bar
Old Post Office Bagel Shop
Payne's Donuts
Persephone's Kitchen
Poor People's Pub
Restaurant 1879 at the Atlantic Inn
TigerFish
Three Sisters
The Spring House
Learn more at: https://www.thesurfblockisland.com/
GETTING THERE
The most common way to get to Block Island is by ferry. There are two ferry terminals located in Point Judith, RI and New London, CT. Once you arrive on Block Island, transportation options include bicycles, mopeds, taxis, or walking, as the island is relatively small.
Photos property of Brock Island Beach House, Lark Hotels
