The Shore House is Located on Ocean Road in Narragansett, RI amidst the stately elms and historic homes of 19th century whaling captains. The beautiful 31-room Shore House exudes the perfect mix of nautical and traditional Victorian charm with convenient proximity to Newport and all that the area has to offer. From a sprawling veranda lined with rocking chairs, guests savor soft ocean front breezes and beach views.
Additional accommodations in our two-story Oceanside building feature 18 contemporary guest rooms reflecting a casual, fun beachside ease, whitewashed simplicity and feeling of personal private escape. These rooms also offer private patios or decks.
Sea Craft – a sophisticated yet casual dining experience overlooking the water, featuring a modern, crafted edge to sea fare for guests and locals alike.
Recognized as home to some of the finest beaches in the Northeast, Narragansett, Rhode Island is the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful or fun-filled vacation.
Since its opening in 1897, Rhode Island lodging landmark The Shore House has enjoyed the company of tens of thousands of guests.
The front building that is today our Narragansett, RI inn served as the private residence of R. James Sullivan and came to be known as the Youghal Cottage.
While Narragansett is already famed for its impressive array of seafood dining establishments, Sea Craft will feature an expansive raw bar and a lunch and dinner menu.
While Narragansett is already famed for its impressive array of seafood dining establishments, Sea Craft will feature an expansive raw bar and a lunch and dinner menu.
Recognized as home to some of the finest beaches in the Northeast, Narragansett, Rhode Island is the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful or fun-filled vacation. While traveling on scenic Ocean Road, visitors get a glimpse of a spectacular architectural structure, the Towers of Narragansett. This well-known landmark evokes scenes from Narragansett’s Victorian past. The bustling Port of Galilee – the second largest commercial fishing port in New England – guarantees the freshest fish on the East Coast.
