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10 Top-Rated Hotels in Hamptons, Long Island, New York
The legendary Hamptons, a cluster of wealthy enclaves on Long Islands South Fork, remains a celebrity summer playground, with splashy restaurants and nightclubs galore. But lovely beaches, fishing and kayaking attract off-the-A-list visitors, as well. Old money oozes throughout Southampton, while new wealth reigns in East Hampton. Montauk is a hit with fishermen and surfers. The Long Island Railroad travels the Hamptons in an hour. The Sag Harbor Whaling Museum and Montauk lighthouse are popular stops.
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1. Mill House Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 373 reviews
Casual luxury in the heart of East Hampton Village. Just steps to spectacular dining, shopping, galleries and the world’s best ocean beaches. MHI is The Hamptons B&B that Zagat’s named one of the Top 50 Small Hotels in the USA. Your Personal Assistant will provide world-class service and promise ‘to help you travel better’ and we always keep our promise's. Our farm to table breakfast was awarded a 28 by Zagat’s and Google says we deserve 4.5 Stars. Our beautiful rooms and expansive suites have private decks, soaking tubs, steam showers, flat screen HD TV’s and fireplaces, many are child and dog friendly. They may tempt you to spend the day perfecting the art of doing nothing, curled up in your living room watching a classic movie or finishing that novel sipping wine by the fire. It would be our pleasure to show you the MHI Art of Hospitality, the only choice you need make is to give us a call. Rest assured, we promise to take care of everything.
Heavenly
Reviewed By Laura SThis Inn was the most relaxing place we could have chosen. Room 7 was so charming and comfortable. amenities were top notch and the breakfasts. In a word, delicious! The entire staff, Kenny, Dawn, Kellie. And Nicole couldn't do enough for us. We felt treasured and cossetted. Very sad we only had two nights, but hope to get back soon. Delightful place.
2. Hyatt Place Long Island/East End
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1409 reviews
The Hyatt Place Long Island/East End is located on the waterfront in the heart of downtown Riverhead and adjacent to the Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center and Atlantis Banquets & Events. The Hyatt Place Long Island/East End combines style and innovations to create a completely new hotel experience. An experience that offers an array of services and features designed to meet the evolving needs of today's travelers, ensuring you feel more relaxed, productive and fulfilled.
A hidden gem of a hotel in Riverhead
Reviewed By franboHyatt Place in Riverhead is a well kept Hamptons secret. Its in a very convenient location. Riverhead is a charming city with nice restaurants and the best ice cream (snowflake) in New York. The hotel is also convenient to exploring the rest of the Hamptons without the expense and snobby hype of the other areas. The staff is intelligent and very attentive and the rooms are spacious and tastefully furnished and very clean. The pool and the fitness areas are well maintained. Great hotel.
3. Kenny's Tipperary Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 828 reviews
The Tipperary Inn is located in the heart of Montauk Harbor. We feature comfortable, recently renovated rooms. We are strategically located; not far from downtown Montauk, but far enough from the bustle. Ideal for the perfect getaway.We feature a relaxed atmosphere and we also have plenty of activities for our guests to enjoy. Such as fishing, hiking, horseback riding, golfing and dining. We are a walk away from the Block Island and Groton Connecticut ferries. Next door to the Inn is the re-nowned Mannucci's restaurant, a favorite dining spot with the locals and tourists alike.Our staff will be happy to help you book any activity and we will do our utmost to make your stay memorable.
Vacation
Reviewed By 992trishdRoom was large, comfortable and clean! We had a front balcony overlooking the pool as well as a back terrace with chairs and small table. Front office was friendly and helpful. Would definitely go back!!
4. Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 895 reviews
Situated on Montauk's most pristine stretch of oceanfront real estate, Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa is a Hampton's icon and the only four-season resort in Montauk. Providing guests with direct access to a 2,000 ft. private sand beach, Gurney's features 146 rooms, suites and beachfront cottages, each with dramatic ocean views. With five unique dining and cocktail venues, guests can enjoy a wide range of dining options, from elegant seasonal cuisine to casual fare to grab-and-go cafe favorites. All of Gurney's venues feature spectacular ocean views, none more so than The Beach Club, which provides the only on-beach dining experience in the Hamptons. No trip to Gurney's is complete without visiting The Seawater Spa, featuring Roman baths, Finnish rock saunas, a fitness center, and our world-famous indoor/outdoor sand-filtered, ocean-fed, heated seawater pool. The Seawater Spa is the only authentic Thalasso Center in the continental United States and offers customized thalasso therapies, harnessing the healing and restorative properties of the sea. The spa also offers a wide range of innovative spa services including uniquely tailored massages, facials and body treatments.
Paid $2600, Waited a Year for the Spa...& Guess what? No Spa
Reviewed By U7731ZDadamsIt's hard for me to know where to start...or to even justify sharing this when I factor in how wonderful the weather was and how much fun my wife and I had in so much of our Montalk weekend. But there were so many perplexing issues with our stay at Gurney's...not quite upsetting, more head-scratching...but certainly beneath the expectations of a $1200 per night resort. I also factor in covid (i understand there was an outbreak in the resort the week before our arrival) and what was clearly a weekend OVERRUN with more than 1 demanding wedding...so all said, I do understand - however, I can't let it pass without comment. First off, the good! Room 402 was amazing. The view, the layout, nespresso machine...exactly what we had hoped for. Was it $2600 worth of amazing? No, but still my compliments to the designers for creating a lovely space. Now onto the truly odd among the weekend's activities. THE SPA My wife and I booked this for our 25th anniversary exactly a year ago. At the last minute, we noticed that tiny print on the home page stated "SPA UNDER RENOVATION". Now, this is Gurney's...the Spa is epic even in the old days and frankly, not to be missed. We asked for a credit (not a refund) and prepared to wait the 6 months to try again. After a year of cancelations, re-booking, emails, countless calls awaiting the spa renovation, and even a rude manager who said we needed to "USE OR LOSE" our credit, we finally got "THE CALL" that the spa was opening and ready to book sessions. Of course, we were also told that during our newly chosen weekend, ALL SESSIONS WERE BOOKED defeated purpose or what? A facial? not my thing. 3 days and 2 nights...massages were booked solid. Not terribly surprising given the hundreds of people attending the 19 weddings and a funeral underway - or the incomprehensible 10-6pm operating time. Really? OK, we were upset but i know how this works. People book...then cancel when the time approaches. The waitlist would be fine in the alternative. Also, we would be happy to enjoy the other spa services so while upsetting not a deal killer. Until we took a swim and were told that the only way to get into the thermal rooms is "with a 90-minute spa service package"...umm, we can't get a spa package they're all booked. Again, facials aren't my thing...and God help the kind associate who felt so bad that she promised to check the waitlist for me. After multiple calls and requests to the spa manager, (who's never even sent an apology for all this, FYI) I was told that my name hadn't even been added...so it's not really surprising that no call ever came with an available massage slot for us. So after all that... we were "allowed" to swim in your new pool. That was the extent of this full-year odyssey. 1 swim in the pool. When we tried to sit outside on the deck, we were made to feel uncomfortable because wedding pictures were being taken...not wanting to photobomb- we just left. Onto ... THE RESTAURANT On Saturday- we awoke early to crashing waves and a foggy but improving day. Much better than the next morning when a dog ( I assume she didn't pay $1200) from the next unit made the 5th of her trips thru our open door right onto our bed. Nice touch! But I digress. BREAKFAST... When we arrived the weather was brightening; passing the outside deck, we saw multiple open tables and decided to have a lite meal overlooking the ocean. We immediately noticed a sullen host who made just enough eye contact to tell us there were no available tables on the deck...that we'd need to eat inside or wait 25 minutes. Clearly, we were not happy with this choice because again, we saw so many open tables. Just didn't make sense - but we agreed and took our place alongside the 12 groomsmen inside awaiting their meal. No one took our order for about 20 minutes...made worse by the staff's failure to actually look at the people they serve. A very nice server came over and said "don't tell me...you haven't ordered yet?" Clearly, she knew what we were in for. We ordered 2 coffees- Avocado toast and a yogurt parfait. 15 minutes later, I asked to have the coffee brought over and when the server brought it, 10 minutes later, forgot to include milk or cream. She dropped the cups and walked away. I waited for the server to make eye contact to ask...but no such luck. I commandeered another server who while looking stressed, promised to help. He forgot. So I walked up, gave a quick EXCUSE ME and 10 minutes later we got our milk...some 35-40 minutes after sitting down. When it appeared none of the 12 groomsmen would be getting their food any time soon... and other people were complaining of the same we decided 50 minutes was enough to wait for a cup of black coffee...I left a $5 bill for the server and informed the host that we could no longer wait and cancel our meal. She nodded with some amount of recognition...but at no time offered to help us and certainly couldn't care less. Oh, and please note that the host continued to seat people on the outside deck during the entirety of our wait. It was a nice touch that she passed our table each time. Oh and guess what- we were billed $46 for the meal and an additional $100 for an ATM withdrawal from "GURNEY'S" that we never made. So, let's break that down hourly. Let's say you invest 44 hours for a weekend stay at FABULOUS GURNEY'S - Arrive at 3, Friday- check out at 11 on Sunday. So it's $2600 for the 44 hours...I factor that thee roughly 1 hour to sit and wait for food cost me about $105. Thanks, Gurney's for the time I'll never get back! At least the chairs were soft. Finally...fast forward to Sunday around 8am when we woke to more crashing waves a beautiful sun rise ... and a wet dog from the neighbor's room. Another nice touch...I thought to call and follow up on my initial request for a late checkout - only to receive the words we'd grown accustomed to all weekend..."SORRY, SIR, BUT NO". We decided NOT to attempt the restaurant and another $100 fleecing for toast and yogurt...NOT to attempt the get a spa treatment that we wouldn't get...and decided to just check out. Thank goodness for LOBSTER ROLL on the way out of dodge...making the 6-hour traffic-filled ride home all but bearable. Again, thanks to the local bakeries and restaurants for actually serving us food during our stay in Montauk. Folks...this may seem easy for me- it isn't! Like everyone here...I NEVER GIVE BAD REVIEWS. But this one stands out because of the incredible effort to make it happen. The fact that this entire process was so poorly handled for over a year is impossible to question. The fact that no effort was made to compensate us in the least. A bottle of wine, a comped drink, a place on the waiting list- a pass to the thermal spa or even an option to pay for one...anything to make us feel our wait was worthwhile. But nothing was offered...sadly emblematic of a "resort" whose best days are in a long-forgotten past. The MOST troubling part for me, however...was the staff's comfort with the answer NO...I was charged over $2600 for a room and 3 nespresso pods. That's it! Should anyone pay that much for a 25th anniversary, wait for a year...and get so little? My guess is... NO. If anything comes of this useless effort to explain myself...I hope that it helps to spark a culture of YES, once again at Gurney's! Maybe then my wife and I will come back to experience it.
5. Marram
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Great location, friendly staff, great facilities
Reviewed By Kei KThe pictures of this place is accurate! There's no TV but with two kids 7 and 12, with their pads, wifi was more than enough. Plus, it helps wind down and helps concentrate on the wonderful atmosphere and environment. Very Zen-like, with the beach and pool just in the 'backyard' and evening/night fire pits with s'mores and complimentary water/seltzer/Nespresso coffee is just icing. During my stay the staff from the beach crew, to the pool and to the fire pit crew were just wonderfully accommodating. Special shout out to Akeem who helped me find an extension cord to help me charge my car, even though he didn't have to go out of his way. If you want ice, there's only one though, but a large thermos helped me fill what i needed and the room fridge kept drinks cool enough. As to the room, we booked a two queen bed room facing the parking lot and it was enough for a family of 4. Beds were comfortable as well as the linens and honestly, I preferred the bare stone floor more than carpets that can trap and accumulate all the sand and dirt. Air conditioning was excellent and we slept well!
6. Montauk Manor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 648 reviews
Welcome to Montauk Manor, your Montauk “home away from home.” Montauk Manor aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church (1.0 mi), located nearby, makes Montauk Manor Hotel a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Montauk landmark. Montauk Manor offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a kitchenette, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available. The hotel offers a concierge, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features a pool and an on-site restaurant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the seafood restaurants, including Montauket, Harvest on Fort Pond, and Gosman's Restaurant, all of which are a short distance from Montauk Manor Hotel. If you’re looking for something to do, Montauk Point State Park (1.1 mi), Deep Hollow Ranch (1.1 mi), and Shadmoor State Park (0.9 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Montauk Manor. Montauk Manor puts the best of Montauk at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Dave
Reviewed By davecE7073TXI went to a wedding that was rescheduled 4 times due to COVID - Donna was very professional in rescheduling my reservation every time. Definitely next time I visit Montauk I’ll ask for Donna to make a reservation
7. Hero Beach Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 154 reviews
Welcome to Hero Beach Club Set across from a pristine and wild, moon-shaped beach, the Hero Beach Club sits surrounded on all sides by nature. This 30-room retreat features original 1950's architecture, elevated with modern design and amenities. Whether lounging in the garden, sunbathing on Umbrella Beach or hiking through the nearby pathways, Montauk's preserved beauty provides an unparalleled oasis and home for this boutique resort. Perfect for those eager to explore the sport and activities that Montauk has to offer, HBC provides both unique access to adventure and a respite for those seeking rest and relaxation.
Our Wedding Venue
Reviewed By SRyanRWe decided to get married at Hero Beach Club after spending many weekends at this incredible Hotel. Owned and operated by some of the most genuine people we have ever met, the team at Hero Beach helped us pull off our dream wedding. Due to COVID, there were a lot of logistics to consider as we both have very big families. We were nervous about how to pull off a large wedding while ensuring the safety of our guests. Hero Beach was the most amazing venue. The property allowed us to put up a stunning Sperry tent that accommodated 160+ guests. We rented the whole hotel for our guests. The rooms were beautifully appointed; our guests were so blown away. Alex the general manager looked after us and made sure we always had what we needed. The hotel's amenities from the beach set up to the pool area, and reception with morning coffee and snacks were all so thoughtfully presented. We spent an incredible weekend celebrating with family and friends. Everyone at Heo Beach went out of their way to make our wedding weekend so special. Even months later I am still sad it is over. I would highly recommend staying here and if you are considering it as a venue for an event- you can't go wrong.
8. Journey East Hampton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Where travel meets charm… Journey is a rustic, contemporary sanctuary in the Hamptons, perfectly situated between the villages of East Hampton and Amagansett. We offer 22 newly renovated rooms, 3 spacious and secluded cottages, outdoor private pool with indoor lounge, and only a 15-minute walk to Long Island's finest beaches. Journey East Hampton is a small hidden gem on Long Island's South Fork and in very close proximity to many prestigious wineries, fine dining and local restaurants, and beautiful beaches. So, whether you're looking for a beach getaway with some peace and quiet or a lively night scene, The Hamptons has a refined selection for you.
Updated Motel With Beautiful Decor
Reviewed By Lifewanderer1987My husband and I stayed 3 nights at Journey in East Hampton. We had a great time overall, but I wouldn’t call this updated motel a 5 star experience. The hotel decor is very well done, the music played throughout the lobby and outdoor speakers provides and overall wonderful ambience. The service is average at the hotel with limited lobby hours and cleaning services, but since covid, this seems to be the norm at most hotels. The breakfast bar is a cute touch that we really appreciated. We enjoyed the muffins, oatmeal, fruit, and coffee. My main issue at this hotel that in my opinion cannot be fixed, is that the hotel has paper thin walls. I am by no means a light sleeper, but i woke up several times each night simply because the people staying in the room above us were walking around. You hear every creak and step that the people above you take and it’s not just a small noise, my husband said that it sounded like pounding above us. We had a nice time at the hotel, but our main issue was that we are paying 5 star prices to stay at a nicely converted 3 star motel. I guess the saying “you get what you pay for” doesn’t always ring true.
9. East Hampton Art House Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 299 reviews
In the heart of Springs artists community experience an authentic and unique, WOW! world style villa. Enjoy our beautifully appointed rooms, 66 foot pool, hot tub with waterfall, wading pool, and indoor Endless Pool. In our landscaped courtyard and labyrinth sculpture gardens, private and communal seating areas offer relaxation in a serene setting. You can take a one block walk or bike ride to Clearwater Beach Preserve and Marina on never-crowded Gardiner’s Bay to enjoy the adventure of beach combing, swimming, fishing, kayaking. Or explore the area’s quiet streets.Step outside into the silent beauty of a country setting; be greeted by a million stars at night or perhaps a giant moon rising in the woods surrounding the house; sight deer, turtles, possum, wild turkeys. We offer you the tranquility of natural beauty only minutes away from busy, teeming East Hampton. Some of our amenities are a gym, game room with HDTV, Blue-Ray, pool table, darts, living room with fireplace, and, of course, art. Guests are welcome to engage with Rosalind Brenner & Michael Cardacino, the artists/proprietors. And a delicious, abundant breakfast is served every morning.
WOW ! Thoroughly enjoyed
Reviewed By Charles GThis is our second time staying at the artists house . we stayed in the master suite and marveled at the construction ands d attention to detail of the room . This Band B only has 4 rooms and is quiet in an artsy setting . The owners art is all over the house I assume for sale . . Pool exercise room and the Breakfast is restaurant style with an extensive menu . We will definitely return for another relaxing and wonderful weekend
10. Hilton Garden Inn Riverhead
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1090 reviews
Welcome to the East End of Long Island's hotel, the Hilton Garden Inn Riverhead NY. We have everything right where you need it. We are located just across the street, within walking distance, from Tanger Outlet Mall. Our complimentary hotel shuttle can take you across the street as you shop until you drop with our Shop Until You Drop package. Experience all that Long Island Wine Country has to offer with our wine tasting getaway package. You can visit one of many award-winning wineries during your stay at our Hilton Garden Inn Riverhead NY hotel, all of which are within a short drive and many local limousine companies offer tour packages.
Okay
Reviewed By TREK39Front desk rep was lukewarm at best pn arrival although better at checkout. Nice enough room. Had mini fridge and microwave and keurig coffee maker. Comfortable beds.The sink drained slowly.Tgere was no small extra table. No ice machine on our floor.
