Historic Island Estate – Resort-Style Pool, Frozen Drinks, Luggage Storage & Gulf Coast Vibes | 🌴

Private. Historic. Tropical. Welcome to the 37th Street Pool Club, Galveston's hidden luxury oasis. Tucked away on the grounds of the historic 1892 Eimar House, this private tropical retreat was created for those who appreciate beautiful spaces, meaningful connections, and effortless luxury. Surrounded by towering palms, lush landscaping, calming fountains, and a sparkling resort-style pool, every detail invites you to slow down, unwind, and savor the moment. Spend the afternoon floating beneath the Texas sun, lounging on the tanning ledge, enjoying your favorite playlist poolside, or gathering around the in-pool margarita table with friends. As the sun sets, the atmosphere transforms with glowing pool lights, firepit conversations, and the relaxed elegance of a private resort experience. Whether you're planning an intimate escape for two, a birthday celebration, friend's day, bachelor or bachelorette gathering, reunion weekend, content shoot, networking event, or private social occasion, the 37th Street Pool Club offers a setting unlike anywhere else on the island. Perfect for groups as small as two who simply want to chisme in luxury, reconnect, and enjoy a beautiful day together, or for gatherings of up to 20 guests. Planning something larger? Send us a message to discuss custom accommodations, private events, and concierge-style event packages. What makes the 37th Street Pool Club truly special is the level of intention behind every detail. Inspired by years of international travel and our favorite luxury pool clubs, boutique hotels, and resort destinations around the world, every design choice was carefully curated to create a space that feels both elevated and timeless. From the custom decking inspired by the gardens and symmetry of the Palace of Versailles to the hand-cast, lionhead fountain heads imported from England, every feature was selected with purpose. The tropical landscaping, pool layout, gathering spaces, and architectural details were chose…

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