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The Pearl Hotel
4.6 ★★★★★ 1,005 Google reviews · Beachfront wedding venue in Alys Beach, Florida · 0.4 mi to the sand
Beachfront hotel with stylish rooms, plus a sophisticated restaurant, a cocktail lounge & a pool.
Plan your tour
- Setting beachfront venue, 0.4 mi to the sand — verified by its distance to a real shoreline
- Private beach a private stretch of sand comes up here — no public permit, no onlookers wandering through your vows
- Lodging on-site rooms come up in reviews and the venue's own info — a built-in room block for a destination beach wedding; ask what's included
- Phone (850) 588-2881
- Website thepearlrb.com — most venues book tours right on their site
On the property
“I would highly recommend staying here for the service and private beach access.”
“The door men, front desk staff, beach/pool staff, wait staff/top notch bartenders, and especially our housekeeper, Dominga….”
What couples highlight
“Nestled on beautifully maintained grounds in North Texas, The Pearl combines the elegance of a Southern estate with the comfort and hospitality of a family home.”
From the reviews
This is the best hotel you can stay in around this area. It is expensive but you get what you pay for by far! The staff is amazing, the rooms and food are top notch! The manager was very friendly and helpful. The Head Maintenance, Jamie, was such a pleasure to deal with!
My stay at The Pearl exceeded all expectations. The staff were welcoming and accommodative to our every need. They went the extra mile and helped us celebrate during our stay by providing a few extra in room treats, which we loved.
As an interfaith wedding rabbi and officiant, I have had the privilege of celebrating weddings in extraordinary venues throughout the United States and around the world. What made The Pearl at Sabine Creek so memorable was not simply its beauty, but the genuine warmth that surrounded the entire experience.
Getting married at The Pearl Hotel
Two things make the tour worth the drive. First, see the ceremony spot at the exact time of day you'd say your vows — a west-facing beach glows at sunset but bakes at noon, and you'll want to feel the wind, watch where the sun sits, and walk the path your guests take across the sand. Second, bring your real questions: the weather backup (where does the ceremony move if it rains or the wind kicks up?), who pulls the beach permit, the sound-ordinance curfew, the catering and bar policy, and exactly what's included — chairs, setup, and teardown on sand are where quotes quietly diverge. Peak beach dates book 12–18 months out, so if the tour feels right, ask what's open in your season before you leave.
