THE TAVERN & BAR
Renovated in 2022, the Tavern Dining Room and Bar offers casual dining for all patrons. This family friendly dining Room seats 48. The Tavern's roomy horseshoe shaped bar accommodates 21 customers. This is the perfect space for a casual diner or to enjoy your favorite cocktail to watch a game on one of our four televisions.
THE PROHIBITION ROOM
The Prohibition Room was added to Inn during the roaring 1920's to accommodate rum runners and illicit gamblers. Back in the day, the likes of John Rockefeller, Diamond Jim Brady and Al Capone partied in Gatsby-like fashion into the wee hours. Today, guests in this dining room enjoy a white tablecloth, soft-lighting setting, with smooth 1930's jazz to enhance the dining experience.
THE NARRAGANSETT ROOM
In 1667, Narragansett Nation gifted Thomas Stanton this early colonial dwelling for retrieving their princess who had been kidnapped by the notorious Manissean Tribe and taken to their village on Block Island. In the 1690's, Stanton converted this room into one of the first Native American school houses in Colonial America. The original wooden ceiling beams and fireplace with a beehive oven are prominent in this dining room!
THE ROOSEVELT ROOM
President Theodore Roosevelt, Chester B. Arthur and George H.W Bush dined here while vacationing in Charlestown. In fact, President Bush was training as a pilot at the nearby Charlestown airbase during WWII. In the bedroom directly above, an illegal roulette table was hidden in the ceiling and lowered each evening for gamblers who had come from around the country to race their houses at the Narragansett track in the 1890's.
THE WEST ROOM
Positioned next to the Prohibition Dining Room, the West Dining Room offers its own entrance and bathrooms and features a 1930's bar, coffered ceilings and Art Deco pendant light fixtures. Individually, this room can seat up to 45 people. Combined with the Prohibition Dining Room, these rooms can accommodate parties of up to 100 people.