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Wine and wheels
Our cozy nest
The location couldn't be better
Snacks on demand in The Galley
The Menhaden lobby
Just us
Relaxation station
Such a quaint village to explore
Morning brew
Pronounced Men-Hay-Den — it's another name for Bunker fish, vitally important to East End fishing
The details
Full moon over Greenport Harbor
Chasing sunsets
We loved the blue floor tiles in the bathroom
Drinks overlooking the harbor
Highs & Lows
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The Galley — Your 24-hour snack headquarters. One on each floor, stocked with coffee, Pellegrino, ice cream, chips, and wine glasses for your latest local winery finds.
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Mega comfy bed and soundproof rooms.
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The General Store — A most lovely collection of home goods, artisanal products, provisions and linens; souvenirs your friends and family will actually adore. Even if you aren't staying at the hotel you should pop in here for a browse!
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Sleek, electric, open-air Moke house car and beach cruisers.
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Location, location, location — it couldn't be more central.
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The service was truly authentic, no pretense, just good, kind people.
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I would have loved to hear more timeless tunes — something nostalgic to match the charm and beauty of the locale.
Important Bits
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Type
Contemporary Lifestyle Hotel
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Vibe
Classic charm
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Location
Steps from the ferry in the center of town
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Rooms
16
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Pre-Arrival & Arrival Experience
Jake at reception was bubbly and welcoming, made us feel at home
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Future Forward
The hotel was built in 2018 using sustainable building materials, and energy efficient appliances. The house car is The Menhaden Moke—custom electric powered wheels! I also loved The Menhaden’s concierge text service. We were sent restaurant recommendations and ordered drinks to the rooftop via text
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Music
Current Pop. I would have loved to hear 40’s jazz or feel good nostalgia
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Year Opened
2018
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Designed By
Le Noor Studio
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Health & Wellness
Complimentary bikes are parked out front! We grabbed two and cruised the village streets, and over to the local wineries
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Food
The General Store for your morning latte, croissants and to pack provisions for your beach picnic. Demarchelier restaurant for a French feast on the North Fork.
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Bar, Events & Nightlife
The Menhaden is home to the North Fork’s only roof deck. We loved having a glass of wine around the rooftop fire pits overlooking the harbor
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Minibar & Retail
Each floor has a galley stocked with complimentary snacks and drinks. And The General Store in the lobby is a beautifully curated shop for groceries and local treasures
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Accessibility
ADA amenities include accessible hotel entrance, common areas, rooms and bathrooms
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Pet Friendly
A limited number of rooms are designated as pet friendly. There is a $75 pet fee and your pooches can’t be over 25 pounds
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Children
Rooms are best suited for young adults and adults, but children are allowed
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Price
Summer rates begin at around $550 including taxes
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The Menhaden is nestled in Greenport harbor, steps from the Shelter Island Ferry and from Greenport’s shops and restaurants. It’s the epitome of modern charm — with 16 ultra comfortable rooms, its sweet General Store and coffee bar, French-forward restaurant and the North Fork’s only roof deck. Explore beyond Greenport using The Menhaden’s complimentary bikes and electric Menhaden Moke house car.
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