215 Chapel St Apartment

Island Manor Resort offers a serene escape perfect for a family vacation or a romantic retreat. Nestled on Block Island, just 12 miles off the coast of Rhode Island, this tranquil resort provides a peaceful, family-oriented getaway free from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The island's natural beauty, from rugged cliffs to emerald hills, enhances the feeling of being at home. The resort features several onsite amenities, including picnic tables, grilling equipment, and the Owner’s Lounge, which offers movies, books, and board games. Each unit is equipped with a TV, kitchen, microwave, coffee machine, alarm clock, cable TV, CD player, hair dryer, and heating, ensuring a comfortable stay. Parking is available with the requirement that all vehicles must be registered with the front desk. Due to parking restrictions, only one vehicle per unit is allowed. The Island Manor is not responsible for any loss or damages to vehicles parked on the property. Block Island is a haven of tranquility, offering awe-inspiring natural wonders and a peaceful atmosphere. Local attractions include Point Judith, Crescent Beach, Scotch Beach, Mansion Beach, Ballard's Beach, Mohegan Bluffs, lighthouses, The Greenway, Island Free Library, and the Historical Society, all contributing to the island's charm. Housekeeping is provided once during each 7-day stay, with supplemental cleaning available for an additional fee. The property operates on a European Plan, meaning no food is included, but options can be arranged at registration. The maximum room capacity may not be exceeded. Smoking in the unit or on the balcony incurs a $200 fine plus cleaning costs. Pets are not allowed, with a $200 fine for violations. Quiet hours are from 9 pm to 8 am, with a $200 fine for violations. NoiseWare technology may be used to ensure guest comfort, and tampering with the device results in a $200 fine. Guests must be at least 21 years old to make a reservation, and a state ID or driver's license is required upon booking. No parties or events are allowed, with fines ranging from $200 to $500 for violations.