Includes:

*  $100 Glass Onion shop http://www.glassonionblockisland.com/

*  $50 cert. The 1661 Inn & Hotel Manisses (based on availability)  http://blockislandresorts.com/

*  2 adult round-trip traditional ferry tickets (must be used by 12/14)

*  $20 Ballard's Restaurant   http://www.ballardsinn.com/

*  $20 Poor People's Pub   http://www.pppbi.com/

Hotel Manisses

Step into 19th century yesteryear with a stay at this romantic Victorian hotel featuring 17 meticulously appointed rooms with authentic Victorian furniture. The guest rooms, named after local shipwrecks before 1872, feature floral wallpaper, the white wicker, wrought iron and heavily carved furniture that recalls the best of a more gracious time.

All rooms are non-smoking and feature a private bath and ceiling fan. Children over the age of 12 are welcome, and Hotel Manisses is open seasonally from May through October.

The 1661 Inn

Taking in the spectacular ocean view of the Atlantic Ocean, one can’t help but feel that this is what vacation should be. These nine spacious and elegant rooms, named after Block Island’s founding families, are filled with an eclectic blend of antiques and feature a combination of ocean views, decks, canopy beds and whirlpool tubs.

All nine rooms are non-smoking and feature private baths, television and small refrigerators Children of all ages are welcome, and The 1661 Inn is open year-round. 

www.blockislandresorts.com

Review:  "The 1661 & Hotel Manisses are both excellent choices for lodging and meals if you're planning a trip to Block Island. The breakfasts alone would be a good enough reason to stay here. The service is excellent and the location is perfect."

Ballard’s Inn, just a stone’s throw from the ferry, is the recipient of five awards from Offshore Magazine and the only place to be on Block Island! Our private sandy beach with our very own beach bar is like no other in New England, check us out on Tripadvisor! Enjoy a pristine ocean view while enjoying your favorite frozen drinks, tropical cocktails or frosty cold beer brought right to your beach chair. Then enjoy some of the best food in New England in our oceanfront restaurant and hear live entertainment every day from the end of June until Labor Day. Ballard’s event planners can make your wedding, corporate function or private party truly memorable.

"The merchandise at The Glass Onion is eclectic to say the least. Different items and curiosities from around the world and from local Rhode Island artists and craft people. The inventory is always changing and every time you visit it is a new experience with cool clothes, shoes, jewelry, rugs, books, bags, soaps, baskets and strange and unique art all stuffed into the tiny edifice.

The Glass Onion is definitely a store that marches to a different drummer. No attempt at luring people inside with pretty signs or slogans and just getting into the store can be a challenge at times. But once inside a unique adventure awaits. The Glass Onion is just a shack, but a very, very cool shack."

Block Island Ferry is your fastest link to Block Island, Rhode Island. Interstate Navigation Company, Inc. operates the Block Island Ferry, and is the only year-round ferry service to Block Island. Based in Point Judith, (Narragansett), Rhode Island, the Block island Ferry offers Traditional ferry service, (55 minute voyage) as well as the fastest ferry trip from the mainland on the High speed ferry service, (30 minute cruise) and a seasonal High speed ferry service from Newport, RI to Block Island.  The Block Island Ferry is the only vehicle ferry service to Block Island. We have the most departures and convenient ferry schedule from the mainland which allows you greater flexibility when traveling to and from Block Island on our traditional or high speed ferry!

The Ferry is available for charter. For details, call 866-783-7996 ext.

The Pub Hobo was born in 1974 during a deep, nation-wide recession. The founders of the Poor People’s Pub New Hampshire were unemployed contractors looking for a way to get off of unemployment and create a place to hang out in the small, sleepy village of Sanbornville.

After coming up with the Pub’s name, based on their economic circumstances, the poor people (Jimbo and Becky – the original owners), wanted a logo that would represent who and what they were; a hobo it was!

Since 1974, the Hobo has been on every t-shirt, has made many personal appearances, and brought smiles to many events at the Pub. He continues to be the life of any party.

All these years later, with great pride, Block Island can enjoy the same good times and tasty Pub grub!