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Region · Hamptons
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13 hotelsA Room at the Beach
Six rooms in a converted Bridgehampton house — a bed-and-breakfast that behaves like a friend's very tasteful summer place.
Baker House 1650
A 17th-century Tudor on Main Street — six rooms, spa, steam room, adults-only.
Bellport Inn
Seven rooms above a village restaurant on the quiet, unfashionable side of the bay — the anti-Hamptons Hamptons stay.
Daunt's Albatross Motel
Family-run since 1960, blocks from the village and the beach — the last of the honest, unrenovated Montauk motels.
Hero Beach Club
An oceanfront 1950s motor court redone in beach-club stripes — right on the sand at the edge of town.
Journey East Hampton
A minimalist motor-lodge revival between East Hampton and Amagansett, playing the Piaule role for the South Fork.
Marram Montauk
A modernist beachfront lodge on Montauk's old motel row. Creamy palette, dune-and-sea aesthetic, proper scale.
The American Hotel
An 1846 hotel on Sag Harbor's Main Street — eight rooms, Wine Spectator Grand Award restaurant.
The Maidstone
A Scandinavian-run 1830s inn on Main Street — nineteen rooms each themed to a Nordic artist or writer, a proper restaurant downstairs.
The Reform Club
Seven rooms and a private-club energy in the middle of Amagansett. The rare Hamptons hotel that actually feels like a clubhouse.
The Roundtree Amagansett
Two acres of former farmland, 21 architect-designed cottages. The quiet luxury option in the loud Hamptons.
Topping Rose House
An 1842 Greek Revival restored by Tom Colicchio — 22 rooms, on-site farm, the Bridgehampton anchor.
Zey Hotel
Zach Erdem's art-forward 10-room boutique — the opposite of generic Southampton chintz.