The Menhaden
Greenport
Vibe
A crisp black and white retreat overlooks Front Street, where guests take in Greenport Harbor breezes and watch Shelter Island ferries pass.
“Monochrome maritime outpost”
Crisp black-and-white minimalist interiors with shiplap accents and maritime artifacts honoring Greenport whaling history.
A harbor-view roof deck with firepits, plus a ground-floor cafe and Bunker Bar.
Artwork by Long Island artist Scott Farrell and curated provisions in the ground-floor general store.
On Front Street across from Mitchell Park, steps from the harbor and Shelter Island ferry.
Rooms
Minimalist interiors pair clean shiplap accents with deep soaking tubs, walk-in rainfall showers, and complimentary pantries stocked on every floor.
Backstory
Built on the former Peconic Hotel grounds, the property honors Greenport seafaring past with reclaimed maritime artifacts and local artwork.
Eat & drink
Sip cocktails by the firepits on the panoramic roof deck, or grab morning espresso and pastries from the downstairs cafe.
The neighborhood
Mitchell Park sits directly across the street, while village boutiques, seafood spots, and the Shelter Island ferry are steps away.
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