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Google (196) 3.8
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Some visitors praise the hotel's location and beautiful decor, with one mentioning great service and accommodating staff. However, many guests complain about the high prices not matching the quality of service and cleanliness, citing issues like stained linens, broken amenities, and rude staff. There are also concerning reports of pests and unhealthy conditions.

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25 Cayuga St, Ocean Beach, NY 11770, USA
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Phone
(631) 583-8000
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Website
www.thefibh.com

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About this place Fire Island Beach House

Fire Island Beach House is a gay-friendly hotel located in Ocean Beach on Fire Island, one of the Northeast's most iconic LGBTQ+ destinations. Fire Island has long been a cherished summer escape for the gay community, known for its car-free villages, beautiful beaches, and welcoming atmosphere. Staying at a dedicated LGBTQ+ hotel here means joining a community of like-minded travelers in a place where you can be authentically yourself. As a gay hotel on Fire Island, this venue caters specifically to LGBTQ+ guests seeking comfortable accommodations within the heart of the action. Ocean Beach is one of the island's most popular areas, offering easy access to the beach, local shops, restaurants, and the social scene the island is famous for. Whether you're visiting for a weekend getaway, a week-long summer vacation, or a special celebration, a dedicated gay hotel provides the comfort of staying in an LGBTQ+-focused space with hosts and fellow guests who understand the community. Fire Island itself is a seasonal destination, and summer is peak season when the island buzzes with activity. Beyond your hotel, you'll find a range of dining, shopping, and entertainment options throughout Ocean Beach and neighboring communities. For practical details about room types, amenities, current availability, and booking options, visit their website at thefibh.com. Whether it's your first time on Fire Island or you're a returning visitor, staying at an LGBTQ+ hotel is a great way to experience this beloved destination.

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196 reviews

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Carlos Cortes
Carlos Cortes Apr 2026
Lacey Princess
Lacey Princess Feb 2026
Daphale Stonecress
Daphale Stonecress Feb 2026

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

Chanda Amulya
Chanda Amulya Feb 2026

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.

karyn hirsch
karyn hirsch Sep 2025

This is the most mixed up review ever. I stayed at FIBH - one of 2 wedding venues recommended in the wedding invitation The location is lovely with a minimalist room that was clean with comfortable beds When I booked, I noted one wedding bride cited how well they treated a guest with mobility issues which I have presently-torn knee and recently broken ankle. I explained to the person who booked me that I needed the least stairs for the room because I have a torn knee to be operated on in October and a recently broken ankle. The room was fine, minimalist (strangely no luggage racks, chair or table inside) but that's ok. The shower was nice and the beds wonderfully comfortable if you like soft. People with broken ankles and knees like soft! It is 3 star. The grounds have a picnic table and easy beach access. The astroturf is a little weird but who cares? The issue was that FiBH did not want to pick me up at the dock with luggage, told me that I could not go in the golf cart because someone sued them when they purposely fell out and could not help me make alternate arrangements. They were definitive that I should not ask in the future. Later, they would not let us even use a cart so my husband could pull me up the road. They claimed the tire was flat although it looked fine. Some of the very nice staff were terrified if they helped me that they would be fired. You might think they would have mentioned this issue at the time of booking so I could have made alternate arrangements with the wedding party ahead of time. Or just not been able to come. This eventuality had not occurred to me when I booked so I missed all the activities the first night which required going back to the dock (they refused to get me back there) and then water taxi to Ocean Beach to the Mermaid. It was mean-spirited and inflexible not even to suggest anything. Ironically, the heavy door to the bathroom had no emergency stop on the slide mechanism and so fell on the bed. If you stay thee, slide that door very slowly!Had we been on the bed, it would have crushed us. Now that is a lawsuit waiting to happen. LOL The following day I called the wedding venue (Flynns) who with the wedding planners kindly had me picked up and returned after the reception. They were surprised at FIBH. This is a problem with the owners and management. Some of the staff wanted to be helpful but were clear they would be fired. It is also a problem with character because there were some staff who just flat out decided it was not their problem. Know that management doesn't give a hoot if guests have these problems. It is sad I missed day1 of the festivities. After the first day, I managed to make arrangements to get places like to the wedding and then back to the dock to go home. It was surprising people turn their back on someone who needed assistance. Is this the new normal? FIBH needs to advertise they are not friendly to those with mobility issues. If someone is having a wedding with guests with mobility issues, they should know they will not be assisted but he hotel-kinda crazy for $500/night although they told me that was very cheap for them-usually it is $1000/night. It created unnecessary stress and was humiliating. FIBH-Just be clear- state on the website that those with mobility issues are not welcome and won't be accommodated. Or FIBH-go figure something else out like a little chain to go across the passenger side of the cart or a paper you could sign relieving FIBH of responsibility. Of course, then they might get sued under the ADA. Or just be human, not assaholic. I was glad I finally got to attend the lovely reception/wedding and many thanks to those who were sympathetic/helpful

Dora Chang
Dora Chang Sep 2025

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.

Anan Revie
Anan Revie Sep 2025

I probably would have had a better stay at a cheap motel. Worst hotel stay in my life and incredibly overpriced

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