Fire Island Beach House

If you like sleeping with roaches, spiders and black mold then this place is for you. If you like swimming in pools that are slimy, not cared for and crumbling, you'll love it here. If you enjoy bumping elbows with drunk degenerates who mosey on down for a dip without any repercussions as you're paying a couple K for an overpriced room, then don't wait on your next booking. The staff here is something else - they give zero care for any of your concerns. You might as well be camping. Especially since the hot water never really seems to work.

Overpriced. No coffee machine nor fridge. Charged extra $50 for pool we never used. But outside there are bikes that you have to pay to use. When asked how to get there, hotel staff didn’t even know the closest pier. We ended up having to walk more than necessary with our luggages.

Cheap hotel standards with high rates. I would not recommend. Staying here is actually a hazard to your health. No joke.

I recently stayed at this hotel and unfortunately, my experience was not as pleasant as I had hoped. While the location was convenient, I encountered a few significant issues during my stay. First and foremost, I discovered bedbugs in my room, which was incredibly unsettling and made it difficult to relax. They were literally present in all three beds in the suite. Additionally, I was disappointed to find that there was no full-length mirror available, which would have been helpful for getting ready especially in a suite meant for 5+ guests. Lastly, the lack of adequate in-room furniture made the space feel sparse and uncomfortable- no table, no chairs and no dresser at all. Also, beware that the rooms do not have any mini fridge which would have been useful. Overall, while the hotel had potential, these issues really detracted from my experience. We notified the staff of the bud bugs immediately after finding them, and were met with a complete lack of care or concern from the staff. I hope they can address these concerns for future guests as the stay did not equate the price we paid.

This hotel is very unique, normally hotel staff tries to please their guests and accommodate them. The Fire Island Beach House is not interested in pleasing their guests. I paid $1200.00 a night for a bungalow that sleeps six. It’s also equipped with a kitchen, basically the kitchen is empty. No silverware, one or two cups or glasses. You can’t cook in the pots and pans they were in such bad shape. Their is not table to eat on even if you wanted to cook. They have a nice deck outside with no umbrella or table just some chairs. They gave us 3 bath towels, no hand towels. When I asked for more towels I was told they were in the dryer and to come back in 45 mins (they do not bring it to your room). I was at the pool and we needed pool towels I asked and they said they would go get them out of the dryer. I was standing by the gate of the pool and Jen (the young lady working) walked right past me with the towels and put them on the shelf behind the desk so that I had to go back in the lobby and ask for them again. Don’t expect any hooks to hang anything anywhere in the room and don’t expect hangars in the closets. The sheets and pillow had stains on them. If you want to stay somewhere overpriced and have the bare minimum you should book a stay at the Fire Island Beach House.

We have been going to the Fire Island hotel for over two decades. Once they sold and became the FIBH, they tripled the price and services are bare minimum at best. Staff is rude and uncaring (except Alexa at the front desk). Even though we booked in March, they had us move to a smaller room after two nights there. They said they no longer had our room we reserved. What!!????|So we moved, not a big deal in the grand scheme of things but the way the staff is so obnoxious, it is a corporate vibe. We used to be able to get towels, now in a room that sleeps 5 we had to ask multiple times for more than two towels. We can’t even get ice for our cooler (as they used to have mini fridges in each room, yet another thing they took away). I don’t mind using the ice machine but that broke two years ago and they haven’t yet fixed it. Yet they have since tripled the price. We paid 2700 for a tiny room with two queen beds and a single. The sheets, comforter and bed was wet with mildew. The air conditioner leaked and made a big puddle in the room. I would never recommend this hotel with the new ownership. It’s overpriced and guests are undervalued! They said we MUST be out by 10:30 and we picked up and asked for them to send someone for our belongings so we could spend time on the beach. It was so urgent that we check out yet we sat there for almost row hours waiting for them to collect our luggage from the room. Doesn’t even make sense why they declined a late check out!!!!

Fantastic Beach Getaway at The Fire Island Beach House! We recently stayed at The Fire Island Beach House with a group of 8, ranging in ages 12-40 years old and it exceeded all our expectations. We had a bungalow that was perfect for our group size. The food was outstanding, with a variety of delicious options that catered to all our tastes. The immaculate pool area was a highlight, offering great vibes and a relaxing atmosphere. The beach was absolutely beautiful and just a short walk from our bungalow, making it easy to enjoy the sun and surf whenever we wanted. One of the great features was the availability of bikes to rent right out front, which made it convenient to head into Ocean Beach for ice cream and shopping. There were also several other restaurants in close proximity, giving us plenty of dining options to explore. The location of the hotel is fantastic, just a short 5-minute walk to the ferry, making our arrival and departure a breeze. Overall, it was a wonderful stay, and we highly recommend The Fire Island Beach House for anyone looking for a relaxing beach getaway.

Way overpriced and not at all what we expected. We stayed in the Cottage claiming to sleep eight, we were six with barely enough room. The Cottage’s description is way oversold; full kitchen is a lie, though you get a range, microwave and dorm sized mini fridge. There’s barely anywhere to sit inside, not an ounce of storage for anything. Some of the pots and pans had handles, only some. For sleeping eight we got two towels and had to take out our own garbage and go looking for towels. Window unit air conditioners took the place of the busted central air. The bathrooms and floors were like being at a campground. One glowing shout out goes to Ed, the only one at the front desk that was surly and dying to let us know we were an inconvenience to them by existing. The luggage concerning service and Jess at the desk were also quite great. The waitresses at the pool should teach a class on service. And of course the beach is right there. For the money, I won’t be back. Save your shekels, get together a bigger group and stay in a rental house instead!